Create quality content, now I see the importance of merits.

Don Pedro Dinero

legendary

Activity: 1358

Merit: 1565

The first decentralized crypto betting platform

Quote from: nutildah on October 24, 2024, 09:02:20 PM

The content of the post makes it seem like you're using AI to correct your spelling and grammar (in this instance), which isn't the end of the world, but the more recent neutral tag on your account is.

Without using a checker I doubt very much that the writing is AI generated, it certainly doesn't look like a typical chatbot AI diarrhea. However, I run it through writefull and write AI and in both cases it tells me that the content is human. With sapling AI, copyleaks and hivemoderation it tells me that it is AI. According to your criteria it would be AI generated but it seems that AIs are being perfected in such a way that it is not easy for the human eye to detect them at first glance.

There is nothing wrong in my opinion with using an AI to check your spelling and grammar and the content should not appear as AI generated in the checkers for minor grammar and spelling changes.

Botnake

hero member

Activity: 2856

Merit: 667

You’ve been tagged for plagiarism --that’s a serious offense, even outside the forum. Plagiarism is really bad. But it’s good that you’re reflecting on your mistake. It’s not too late; you can still contribute to the forum if you work on your skills and show genuine interest. Earning merits is tough, especially for newbies, but instead of chasing merits, focus on making a good impression. If people notice you, the merits will come without you even trying.

About merits...just use simple logic.
Check the forum data (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=merit;stats), and you’ll see how others are earning merits. If you follow what they’re doing, who knows?

Catenaccio

full member

Activity: 420

Merit: 120

It's merit beggar who is lazy and want to steal contents from AI, other sites (plagiarism), to have merit. Intention to buy merit is shown too.

What should I do to earn merits? Or should I buy them first?.

I see him creating many topics and I felt skeptical about this style too. Findings on his AI-generated posts, plagiarized posts and that thread on buying merit are clear evidence of reasons for thread creation style.

nutildah

legendary

Activity: 3010

Merit: 8114

You were warned yet you didn't change.

The content of the post makes it seem like you're using AI to correct your spelling and grammar (in this instance), which isn't the end of the world, but the more recent neutral tag on your account is.

yahoo62278

legendary

Activity: 3808

Merit: 4603

Contact @yahoo62278 on telegram for marketing

Quote from: Kevystia on October 24, 2024, 04:48:42 PM

I admit that I also created multiple accounts at one point because I didn’t really understand how the forum worked or its importance.

Were any of your other accounts banned?

If you're in a rush to rank up, you're gonna mess up and do the wrong things. Just contribute in a positive way and don't try writing a wall of text thinking oh this is quality they have to merit me. I have seen users make a 3 word post and get merits.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/do-you-merit-based-on-post-or-on-the-account-history-5510287 read this thread and see some of the reasons users send merits. It's not a guide that guarantees you get merits, but it might teach you what people might be looking for.

Vod

legendary

Activity: 3668

Merit: 3010

Licking my boob since 1970

For those non-native English speakers, merit literally means "something of value, worthy of recognition".

If your goal is just to rank up, you may find it difficult faking a legitimate interest in bitcoin.

Kevystia

newbie

Activity: 5

Merit: 0

I have to be honest, I made a few mistakes in the beginning. I even received two neutral trust ratings from some members, and I wonder if that’s what’s still holding me back. I see accounts with 20 to 30 activities that already have more than 10 merits, while I’m struggling a bit.
It was after receiving my first warning that I really started to question the importance of the forum. Before that, I didn’t fully understand the rules and was posting somewhat carelessly. I recognize my mistakes, and I know many others are in the same situation. Some even go as far as creating new accounts to avoid the negative feedback they've received.
I admit that I also created multiple accounts at one point because I didn’t really understand how the forum worked or its importance. But over time, I realized that the key here isn’t just being active but posting useful and quality content. Merits come when you genuinely contribute something valuable to the discussions, not just by posting for the sake of it.
So, for those of you looking to rank up like I am, the key is really to focus on making meaningful contributions.
Good luck to everyone, and let’s keep growing the community together!

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