Can the mods just lock this, OP already got red tagged for copy-pasting so this soon is turning into a sig. spammy thread.
If you want to find how to get merit, use the search engine. There are already 1000 threads like this.
Topic: how do i get MERITS in Bitcointalk forum? (Read 799 times)
You have to contribute very useful comment or information to gain merit from the others.
Today I search how to get merit then found this thread. I learn so much knowledge from hear. All members are so helpful. I have a question. I post many bounty reports and don't have a merit teg any problem with that? Form now I will be try to get merit from today.
Merit feature is launched just a month ago and it will take time to inculcate the same so we can expect anywhere between 6 to 8 months from now for the members to use it in a natural manner. As merit points depend on the quality of the post, you should focus on contributing to the forum in a better way. Merit is like a Facebook like, you can't buy it or force someone to do it on your posts, everything will happen naturally till then focus on quality content.
It is quite different from Facebook likes, Facebook likes are easier being that someone that joined same day can get and give it but merits on btt, you are solely at the mercy of has it to give out and with the amount of people joining here daily as newbies, merits will increasingly become scarce
Well you don't contribute by bumping useless threads - another one to ignore.
i love the idea of not to focus just on how you get MERITS in here, the thing that is more important is that how you get the good topic and contribute something for the forum.
I'm new here I'm learning but I'm really enjoying myself
I dont know if its allow or not, but try to sell some online skill for merits . I thinks dat can help , if its allow i will do it cause its seems really hard to earn merits
Your post must be contructive that it will contribute to the forum and will earn you some merits if they found out what you have post is quite good and interesting.
to get merit need to pay?
no , you just need to make a useful post
to get merit need to pay?
What did you say?
Did you use Google translator for your thread?
At some extent, I feel hard to catch all your ideas.
Next time, you should improve your thread's quality, at least English grammar first.
No need to repeat such boring words again.
There are hundreds of merit beggars talked about it repeatedly almos everyday.
Did you use Google translator for your thread?
At some extent, I feel hard to catch all your ideas.
Next time, you should improve your thread's quality, at least English grammar first.
I think we need to make a post but surely that post is we can learn and the main topic is their.
No need to repeat such boring words again.
There are hundreds of merit beggars talked about it repeatedly almos everyday.
I think to get Merit you have to make a good post and solve the problem from the forum members, or you can provide information that forum members need to know, I have not made it yet but after becoming Jr.Member I will make a good post and quality.
I think we need to make a post but surely that post is we can learn and the main topic is their.
I think to get Merit you have to make a good post and solve the problem from the forum members, or you can provide information that forum members need to know, I have not made it yet but after becoming Jr.Member I will make a good post and quality.
merit can be increased by the quality of your post. if your contents are good anyone from bitcoin talk can reward you smerits. but here the problem is not everyone practice it. they dont even know smerits wont affects their merits.
This is hardest thing to get merits as i am using mobile so unable to post to lengthier. Is their any other methods we can improve our ranking?
I think that getting Merits is a difficult thing. I thought that if you write some original articles seriously, someone will give you the Merits, but the fact is not that simple.
However, in any case, you must be careful to publish some articles, so it is possible to gain Merits. Otherwise, there is no hope.
However, in any case, you must be careful to publish some articles, so it is possible to gain Merits. Otherwise, there is no hope.
This is kind of like the evolution of SEO, not to go on a tangent. I think they're similar.
I'll keep it brief; it's a matter of usefulness. How much though are you putting into your posts? When the reader see what you wrote, are they looking for a way to pay you back?
That's what you want. It keeps the forum useful.
I'll keep it brief; it's a matter of usefulness. How much though are you putting into your posts? When the reader see what you wrote, are they looking for a way to pay you back?
That's what you want. It keeps the forum useful.
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A necro-bump with a useless reply. A full quote to bulk up the reply. Both of those are enough for me to put you on ignore.
243 posts and not one merit. Carry on like this, and you will make it to 1000 posts with no merit.
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Around 8 months after your beginning day in the forum, October 30, 2017, 04:59:45 PM, you have not ever known how to use Forum Search Function (please take it easy because it's just my guess).
many users are saying that Googe post reply will earn you that but no one is sending and no one receiving. I feel it is like a dead system.
In addition to activity, everyone now has a merit score, and you need both a certain activity level and a certain merit score in order to reach higher member ranks. The required scores are:
You get merit points when someone sends you some for one of your posts. Additionally, when someone sends you merit points, half of those points can be sent by you to other people.
Certain users are designated as "merit sources". They can create new merit out of nothing, up to a limited number per month (which differs per source). I will not be posting a definitive list of merit sources (so that people don't bug them too much), though you'll soon figure out who they are if you pay attention.
There is currently no such thing as a "demerit". I'm hoping that the positive merits alone will be fine. I could add demerits pretty easily later on if necessary, though.
I'm hoping that this system will increase post quality by:
- Forcing people to post high-quality stuff in order to rank up. If you just post garbage, you will never get even 1 merit point, and you will therefore never be able to put links in your signature, etc.
- Highlighting good posts with the "Merited by" line.
While we will not be directly moderating this, I encourage people to give merit to posts that are objectively high-quality, not just posts that you agree with.
Do not beg for merit excessively.
Useful infographics
Forum users have helpfully created some infographics to explain the merit system:
paxmao's infographic
ibminer's infographic
8Habits's infographic
JetSet11's infographic
zentdex's infographic
alia_armelle's infographic
If you want to be a merit source:
1. Be a somewhat established member.
2. Collect TEN posts written in the last couple of months by other people that have not received nearly enough merit for how good they are, and post quotes for them all in a new Meta thread. The point of this is to demonstrate your ability to give out merit usefully.
3. We will take a look at your history and maybe make you a source.
I am especially eager to have merit sources in sub-communities such as the local sections.
Trivia:
For current members, your initial merit score is equal to the minimum required to your rank. Of that, a certain amount (less than the usual half) is spendable. The spendable amount was calculated based on your current rank and the number of activity points you earned in the last year. A Legendary member who hasn't posted in the last year would still be Legendary, but would not have any spendable merit.
If someone sends you 1 merit, the 0.5 sMerit is not wasted; it is just not shown until you get another merit point.
There are stats here, and you can find someone's merit summary by clicking the "merit" link on their profile.
| Rank | Required activity | Required merit |
| Brand new | 0 | 0 |
| Newbie | 1 | 0 |
| Jr Member | 30 | 0 |
| Member | 60 | 10 |
| Full Member | 120 | 100 |
| Sr. Member | 240 | 250 |
| Hero Member | 480 | 500 |
| Legendary | Random in the range 775-1030 | 1000 |
You get merit points when someone sends you some for one of your posts. Additionally, when someone sends you merit points, half of those points can be sent by you to other people.
Certain users are designated as "merit sources". They can create new merit out of nothing, up to a limited number per month (which differs per source). I will not be posting a definitive list of merit sources (so that people don't bug them too much), though you'll soon figure out who they are if you pay attention.
There is currently no such thing as a "demerit". I'm hoping that the positive merits alone will be fine. I could add demerits pretty easily later on if necessary, though.
I'm hoping that this system will increase post quality by:
- Forcing people to post high-quality stuff in order to rank up. If you just post garbage, you will never get even 1 merit point, and you will therefore never be able to put links in your signature, etc.
- Highlighting good posts with the "Merited by" line.
While we will not be directly moderating this, I encourage people to give merit to posts that are objectively high-quality, not just posts that you agree with.
Do not beg for merit excessively.
Useful infographics
Forum users have helpfully created some infographics to explain the merit system:
paxmao's infographic
ibminer's infographic
8Habits's infographic
JetSet11's infographic
zentdex's infographic
alia_armelle's infographic
If you want to be a merit source:
1. Be a somewhat established member.
2. Collect TEN posts written in the last couple of months by other people that have not received nearly enough merit for how good they are, and post quotes for them all in a new Meta thread. The point of this is to demonstrate your ability to give out merit usefully.
3. We will take a look at your history and maybe make you a source.
I am especially eager to have merit sources in sub-communities such as the local sections.
Trivia:
For current members, your initial merit score is equal to the minimum required to your rank. Of that, a certain amount (less than the usual half) is spendable. The spendable amount was calculated based on your current rank and the number of activity points you earned in the last year. A Legendary member who hasn't posted in the last year would still be Legendary, but would not have any spendable merit.
If someone sends you 1 merit, the 0.5 sMerit is not wasted; it is just not shown until you get another merit point.
There are stats here, and you can find someone's merit summary by clicking the "merit" link on their profile.
I think this is the one you are looking for?
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Around 8 months after your beginning day in the forum, October 30, 2017, 04:59:45 PM, you have not ever known how to use Forum Search Function (please take it easy because it's just my guess).Here you go:
(Tips) Guide for forum search
Additionally, I would prefer to give you bunches of other helpful topics, which are likely relevant to your current interests:
tbct_mt2's Guideline on some forum functions, English texbooks
One merit to rank up service. Jr. to Hero members are welcome
Different ways to earn merits
TMAN's guide to getting merits
Full Member thanks to merit system (iasenko)
Moreover, you can apply the tips on Forum Search to find more useful topics by yourself.
Another tip is you should follow prestigious members, then learn from their helpful topics, threads, discussions.
Lastly, never begging for merits will help keeping you safely from risks of being added to Ignore Lists of other forum users.
Just gave you 1 merit. I think earning more merit is by how you contribute to the forum. Contributing doesn't just mean sharing your ideas but also asking questions wherein other people might also want to ask. It helps give information not just to you but to the whole community.
Thanks to @iasenko for the solid explanation.
Thanks to @iasenko for the solid explanation.
Same question all the time, so I'm gonna quote what I wrote earlier, hope you gonna get the point
Q: Well, how to collect Merit points?
A: "You get merit points when someone sends you some for one of your posts. Additionally, when someone sends you merit points, half of those points you get as sMerti (sendable Merit) and they can be sent by you to other people."
Q: OK but c'mon, how to get Merit points on my posts?
A: There is no recipe for collecting merit but here are some guidelines the most important is to try to contribute in some way to the forum. Stay away from breaking the forum rules, learn proper English in order to communicate effectively with the community, be helpful and creative, and the last advice is: don't push it too hard, you just gonn stuck on your current rank. Improving yourself will improve your rank too, I'm sure.
Q: Who is giving these points?
A: There will be certain people called "merit sources" which will give points to quality posts. They are 49 at the moment I wrote the , see Merit Statistics link below. In addition according your rank and the merit points you have received you can also give to posts you like, so we can say that everyone can give Merit.
Q: How many points I have ?
A: Follow the link Check your merit, there you can check your points and there will be listed also the points you have recieved and for which post and the points you have given.
Q: I want to know more about the Merit Points System
A: You have to follow the Merit & new rank requirements link below, it's a long discusion there.
Extra info >
Merit & new rank requirements
Check your merit
Merit Statistics
Reference to the above Q/A
A: "You get merit points when someone sends you some for one of your posts. Additionally, when someone sends you merit points, half of those points you get as sMerti (sendable Merit) and they can be sent by you to other people."
Q: OK but c'mon, how to get Merit points on my posts?
A: There is no recipe for collecting merit but here are some guidelines the most important is to try to contribute in some way to the forum. Stay away from breaking the forum rules, learn proper English in order to communicate effectively with the community, be helpful and creative, and the last advice is: don't push it too hard, you just gonn stuck on your current rank. Improving yourself will improve your rank too, I'm sure.
Q: Who is giving these points?
A: There will be certain people called "merit sources" which will give points to quality posts. They are 49 at the moment I wrote the , see Merit Statistics link below. In addition according your rank and the merit points you have received you can also give to posts you like, so we can say that everyone can give Merit.
Q: How many points I have ?
A: Follow the link Check your merit, there you can check your points and there will be listed also the points you have recieved and for which post and the points you have given.
Q: I want to know more about the Merit Points System
A: You have to follow the Merit & new rank requirements link below, it's a long discusion there.
Extra info >
Merit & new rank requirements
Check your merit
Merit Statistics
Reference to the above Q/A
Your Article is very resourceful. I have learnt a few things from it.
I will follow on the advice given. Learn and grow and the points will follow
Thank you for your article. I have learned something new about this forum again.
Double spacing won't help you to earn merits. It could cause some readers to skip your post, and then you have lost the chance of getting a merit for it.
Make 100 accounts 
hahaha.. have one account alone sometimes make dizzy, especially if 100 account?
I can not imagine it.
I guess to get merits you should make high quality posts and a trending one that can attract other members to give you a merits for the good post.
Make 100 accounts
I hope it's sarcasm... Anyway, making 100 new accounts can't help in this case because Newbie accounts have 0 sMerit. But if you have higher ranked account and you are sending Merit to your alts, it would be Merit abuse and you may get negative trust rating from DT members for doing that.I think he was just joking. I can barely manage this one account so i don't know how i would manage 100 accounts.
I do not want to get negative trust or abuse this wonderful community i just found not too long.
there is an african saying that goes "Don't shit where you eat/sleep"
Same question all the time, so I'm gonna quote what I wrote earlier, hope you gonna get the point
Q: Well, how to collect Merit points?
A: "You get merit points when someone sends you some for one of your posts. Additionally, when someone sends you merit points, half of those points you get as sMerti (sendable Merit) and they can be sent by you to other people."
Q: OK but c'mon, how to get Merit points on my posts?
A: There is no recipe for collecting merit but here are some guidelines the most important is to try to contribute in some way to the forum. Stay away from breaking the forum rules, learn proper English in order to communicate effectively with the community, be helpful and creative, and the last advice is: don't push it too hard, you just gonn stuck on your current rank. Improving yourself will improve your rank too, I'm sure.
Q: Who is giving these points?
A: There will be certain people called "merit sources" which will give points to quality posts. They are 49 at the moment I wrote the , see Merit Statistics link below. In addition according your rank and the merit points you have received you can also give to posts you like, so we can say that everyone can give Merit.
Q: How many points I have ?
A: Follow the link Check your merit, there you can check your points and there will be listed also the points you have recieved and for which post and the points you have given.
Q: I want to know more about the Merit Points System
A: You have to follow the Merit & new rank requirements link below, it's a long discusion there.
Extra info >
Merit & new rank requirements
Check your merit
Merit Statistics
Reference to the above Q/A
A: "You get merit points when someone sends you some for one of your posts. Additionally, when someone sends you merit points, half of those points you get as sMerti (sendable Merit) and they can be sent by you to other people."
Q: OK but c'mon, how to get Merit points on my posts?
A: There is no recipe for collecting merit but here are some guidelines the most important is to try to contribute in some way to the forum. Stay away from breaking the forum rules, learn proper English in order to communicate effectively with the community, be helpful and creative, and the last advice is: don't push it too hard, you just gonn stuck on your current rank. Improving yourself will improve your rank too, I'm sure.
Q: Who is giving these points?
A: There will be certain people called "merit sources" which will give points to quality posts. They are 49 at the moment I wrote the , see Merit Statistics link below. In addition according your rank and the merit points you have received you can also give to posts you like, so we can say that everyone can give Merit.
Q: How many points I have ?
A: Follow the link Check your merit, there you can check your points and there will be listed also the points you have recieved and for which post and the points you have given.
Q: I want to know more about the Merit Points System
A: You have to follow the Merit & new rank requirements link below, it's a long discusion there.
Extra info >
Merit & new rank requirements
Check your merit
Merit Statistics
Reference to the above Q/A
Your Article is very resourceful. I have learnt a few things from it.
I will follow on the advice given. Learn and grow and the points will follow
It's possible to earn merits by making constructive posts (no begging). If you give merits, they won't be deducted from your account.
Wasn't there something about sMerits or something? A limit to the number of merits you can give?
Yeah, sMerit are the points you can send.
When you are rewarded with Merit points, you receive also half of the rewarded amount as sMerit.
There are no restrictions in sending sMerit, expect that you can send up to 50 sMerti to one account for 1 month.
You can check what I wrote here : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/comprehensive-guide-to-bitcointalk-newbie-friendly-calculator-and-infographic-2534500
It's possible to earn merits by making constructive posts (no begging). If you give merits, they won't be deducted from your account.
Wasn't there something about sMerits or something? A limit to the number of merits you can give?
Make 100 accounts
I hope it's sarcasm... Anyway, making 100 new accounts can't help in this case because Newbie accounts have 0 sMerit. But if you have higher ranked account and you are sending Merit to your alts, it would be Merit abuse and you may get negative trust rating from DT members for doing that.
Same question all the time, so I'm gonna quote what I wrote earlier, hope you gonna get the point
Q: Well, how to collect Merit points?
A: "You get merit points when someone sends you some for one of your posts. Additionally, when someone sends you merit points, half of those points you get as sMerti (sendable Merit) and they can be sent by you to other people."
Q: OK but c'mon, how to get Merit points on my posts?
A: There is no recipe for collecting merit but here are some guidelines the most important is to try to contribute in some way to the forum. Stay away from breaking the forum rules, learn proper English in order to communicate effectively with the community, be helpful and creative, and the last advice is: don't push it too hard, you just gonn stuck on your current rank. Improving yourself will improve your rank too, I'm sure.
Q: Who is giving these points?
A: There will be certain people called "merit sources" which will give points to quality posts. They are 49 at the moment I wrote the , see Merit Statistics link below. In addition according your rank and the merit points you have received you can also give to posts you like, so we can say that everyone can give Merit.
Q: How many points I have ?
A: Follow the link Check your merit, there you can check your points and there will be listed also the points you have recieved and for which post and the points you have given.
Q: I want to know more about the Merit Points System
A: You have to follow the Merit & new rank requirements link below, it's a long discusion there.
Extra info >
Merit & new rank requirements
Check your merit
Merit Statistics
Reference to the above Q/A
A: "You get merit points when someone sends you some for one of your posts. Additionally, when someone sends you merit points, half of those points you get as sMerti (sendable Merit) and they can be sent by you to other people."
Q: OK but c'mon, how to get Merit points on my posts?
A: There is no recipe for collecting merit but here are some guidelines the most important is to try to contribute in some way to the forum. Stay away from breaking the forum rules, learn proper English in order to communicate effectively with the community, be helpful and creative, and the last advice is: don't push it too hard, you just gonn stuck on your current rank. Improving yourself will improve your rank too, I'm sure.
Q: Who is giving these points?
A: There will be certain people called "merit sources" which will give points to quality posts. They are 49 at the moment I wrote the , see Merit Statistics link below. In addition according your rank and the merit points you have received you can also give to posts you like, so we can say that everyone can give Merit.
Q: How many points I have ?
A: Follow the link Check your merit, there you can check your points and there will be listed also the points you have recieved and for which post and the points you have given.
Q: I want to know more about the Merit Points System
A: You have to follow the Merit & new rank requirements link below, it's a long discusion there.
Extra info >
Merit & new rank requirements
Check your merit
Merit Statistics
Reference to the above Q/A
Make 100 accounts
it is very hard to gain merit you must make a good topic which will be interesting and learn something
i have been wondering why i have been stuck on the Jr. Member level for so long with so many posts, realized its lack of Merits.
So what do people do that is not normal to receive merits and if i gave my one merit to a post i feel deserves, how does that affect me?
I only have one merit and want to give it to this guy with a very nice post but i don't know if that means i am back to zero.
I would be happy to become a member or even a full member after being stuck on Jr Member for this long and 24 hours online precense so far.
Thanks for any help on this troubling question.
I am sure you all had been in my position at one time and know it's very frustrating.
Thanks
So what do people do that is not normal to receive merits and if i gave my one merit to a post i feel deserves, how does that affect me?
I only have one merit and want to give it to this guy with a very nice post but i don't know if that means i am back to zero.
I would be happy to become a member or even a full member after being stuck on Jr Member for this long and 24 hours online precense so far.
Thanks for any help on this troubling question.
I am sure you all had been in my position at one time and know it's very frustrating.
Thanks
Partake in healthy conversations. Try to avoid most of the bullshit megathreads like "what do you think about Bitcoin?" or "Will Bitcoin reach $20,000?". Instead, look for topics that truly interest you, and write some well-thought replies. If your goal is to earn Merits so that you can rank up, the best way to do that is by showing your interest and knowledge (or desire for knowledge) about something you're passionate about. You're rarely going to get merited for posting in megathreads...
Just please do not become a shit-poster. I can see from your post history that you do have some shit posts, so try to focus on QUALITY moving forward, not quantity.
And check out the Meta board; there are PLENTY of threads about Merit, and even some where members are giving them away to posters that feel they are worthy (and actually are).
Merit feature is launched just a month ago and it will take time to inculcate the same so we can expect anywhere between 6 to 8 months from now for the members to use it in a natural manner. As merit points depend on the quality of the post, you should focus on contributing to the forum in a better way. Merit is like a Facebook like, you can't buy it or force someone to do it on your posts, everything will happen naturally till then focus on quality content.
It's possible to earn merits by making constructive posts (no begging). If you give merits, they won't be deducted from your account.
Yes i just learnt that today. I was going to give the merit i have but found out it has to be an sMERIT and i did not have those.
With time i will get there.
For how long have you been a member? I envy the badges seniors like you wear. Must feel good to be ranked this high.
I am on my way and in the near future i believe i will be up there with your and many other respectable Bitcointalk senior members
Check out the Meta board - a TON of posts on there related to merit. Otherwise: Post high quality and use the forum. Over time that should work out.
Thank you for the advice.
I can see you have 4 merits.
You are already on your way to become a member before me. Lol
I never used to post at all. i would only comment or report on bounties. haha
It's possible to earn merits by making constructive posts (no begging). If you give merits, they won't be deducted from your account.
Check out the Meta board - a TON of posts on there related to merit. Otherwise: Post high quality and use the forum. Over time that should work out.
i have been wondering why i have been stuck on the Jr. Member level for so long with so many posts, realized its lack of Merits.
So what do people do that is not normal to receive merits and if i gave my one merit to a post i feel deserves, how does that affect me?
I only have one merit and want to give it to this guy with a very nice post but i don't know if that means i am back to zero.
I would be happy to become a member or even a full member after being stuck on Jr Member for this long and 24 hours online precense so far.
Thanks for any help on this troubling question.
I am sure you all had been in my position at one time and know it's very frustrating.
Thanks
So what do people do that is not normal to receive merits and if i gave my one merit to a post i feel deserves, how does that affect me?
I only have one merit and want to give it to this guy with a very nice post but i don't know if that means i am back to zero.
I would be happy to become a member or even a full member after being stuck on Jr Member for this long and 24 hours online precense so far.
Thanks for any help on this troubling question.
I am sure you all had been in my position at one time and know it's very frustrating.
Thanks
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