Yes as others have written, just be helpful and nice to other users, respectful and be a good contributor to the forum.
Dont expect Merits for good posts, sometimes you get nothing.
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Is there any standard to identify whether your post is in quality or not?
It's usually informative and helpful.Is there any standard to identify whether your post is in quality or not?
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Congrats on your new rank!It's also refreshing to see forum members from Nigeria who aren't using the racism card. Keep contributing.
Is there any standard to identify whether your post is in quality or not?
There is no standard, post quality is subjective but if you regularly out effort into the posts you make and they are helpful and relevant, many other members are bound to find them to be quality.I've seen some posts that in my opinion are in quality but didn't get any merit.
You can report quality posts which[self-moderated] Report unmerited good posts to Merit Source didn't get any merits here: Is there any other way to get merit?
Other than making quality discussions, there is no other way that is ethical and within the forums rules. 
I don't give you link because it is better for you if now you begin to learn how to use the Search tab of the forum (the left one besides the Profile tab).
Key words:
- Merit system and rank requirements theymos
- Writing a welcome message theymos
You can also do it with any search engine (google, bing, duckduckgo). After getting those topics and after reading, you will know how to earn merits.
Length does not equal to quality (read in Writing a welcome message).
You can believe your posts are good (in quality) but in reality, the others don't think so.
Key words:
- Merit system and rank requirements theymos
- Writing a welcome message theymos
You can also do it with any search engine (google, bing, duckduckgo). After getting those topics and after reading, you will know how to earn merits.
Length does not equal to quality (read in Writing a welcome message).
You can believe your posts are good (in quality) but in reality, the others don't think so.
I have read some post that in order to get merits you should have quality post. Is there any standard to identify whether your post is in quality or not? Like the length, contents or styles?. I've seen some posts that in my opinion are in quality but didn't get any merit. Is there any other way to get merit?
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