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KingsDen

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Quote from: Porfirii on July 02, 2021, 05:36:55 AM

It is logical that people who post here on a daily basis know each other, so when they read a thread they focus on the Heroes and Legendaries they know well, but in fact it does not always do justice to the good content some newbies are able to share but goes unnoticed.

Apt! This is one of the latent facts surrounding the forum. Though there is a natural inclination to familiarity, but it becomes odd in its excessiveness. There are just few exceptions. A larger number of the exceptions do so in order to complete tasks, while the smaller percentage do so to enable the low rank members grow and develop the spirit of inclusiveness.

clorasteinberg

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I am happy to see that you are taking trading seriously and doing every bit to learn more. Ask questions here and if you’ll have any confusion, it will be solved by the people who’ll reply. So go ahead and all the best.

Scarlett7777

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Quote from: lovesmayfamilis on June 30, 2021, 02:10:59 AM

Sometimes newbies can have a fresh perspective on a problem. Therefore, do not hesitate to answer the questions of the legendary participants, you should not butcher people. Any competent answer or topic created by a beginner will definitely be appreciated. The only thing is not to expect merit for your posts, which will flow like a river.
Step away from the idea of getting merit. Do not try to squeeze out of yourself what is not in you. Just be yourself. Sincere interest is always visible.

What you said is so good, let me talk about my feelings. At the beginning, I really didn’t know what merits are. Anyway, when I see others, I also want to earn it. I read it here these days. Many novices have become legendary, and finally found that the truth is very simple. At the beginning, others helped you learn and improve, and finally you refined your own point of view to lead others to learn and improve, and figure out what you want is just merit, or Growth, here you need to face yourself honestly. Reading posts and replying to posts and posting is a process of output and input. This process is also a process of real growth. Growth and achievements will grow at the same time. This community is really pure learning. Improve your own environment. In the end, what succeeds here must be in line with the concept of the community, and must be in line with the community.

nakamura12

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Yes , that's why I read all the rules and regulations to prevent any occur of errors and not just reading but I also put some action on obeying the rules such as a sounds of respect and value the admin and all moderator. Once again thank you for your great advice for all newbie.

Avoid posting multiple times in a row instead you quote three of the posts you wanted to answer or discuss something. For example, I will be quoting everything you quoted one by one. As you can see, each of the quote is in the posts you made but I quoted each one of the posts. That is how you should quote a posts to avoid spamming or posting in a row. You can make the quote shorter by using <..... > or quoting only the certain sentences you wanted to discuss.

THIS IS WHEN IT IS NOT YET POSTED.

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Of course, even someone didn't know anything, at least he/she can obey the rules in this forum. It is also a positive contribution. Other things that everyone can do are reporting spam posts, merit abuse, plagiarism, or bounty cheaters. Someone doesn't need to be a crypto expert to do those things. Just report in a proper way once finding them out.
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Everyone has something they can contribute to the forums even if you aren't a Crypto expert.
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and this is what it looks like when it is posted.

Quote from: kawetsriyanto on July 01, 2021, 07:14:30 PM

Of course, even someone didn't know anything, at least he/she can obey the rules in this forum. It is also a positive contribution. Other things that everyone can do are reporting spam posts, merit abuse, plagiarism, or bounty cheaters. Someone doesn't need to be a crypto expert to do those things. Just report in a proper way once finding them out.

Quote from: BitcoinBarrel on July 01, 2021, 06:54:26 PM

Everyone has something they can contribute to the forums even if you aren't a Crypto expert.

Shamm

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Quote from: Daniel91 on July 04, 2021, 03:01:16 AM

First of all, you need to understand that each of us has a different definition of quality and usefulness.
Of course, new members do not have enough knowledge and experience to be able to solve the problems of legendary members and no one expects that.
However, new members can always freely give their opinion on the forum on various topics related to the forum itself, or politics, economics, bitcoin news, sports etc.
No one is an expert in everything, but everyone knows something and can share it with others.
Over time, new members will gain enough knowledge and experience to engage in discussions about bitcoin and other topics.
In fact, attitude is much more important than knowledge and experience.
If I see that a newbie member is really trying, not spamming and trying to be constructive on this forum, I will always give him a merit, even for posts that are a little less quality, and I believe other members think the same.

Thank you Sir for helping me to reach out the difference between the quality and usefulness in making a post or a thread. Actually I'm a student I'm really interested in a forum like in my school ,the day I saw this site I was shocked and amaze cause beside I learned through their thread maybe I can help also to the others. Once again sir thank you for the great information.

Quote from: BitcoinBarrel on July 01, 2021, 06:54:26 PM

Everyone has something they can contribute to the forums even if you aren't a Crypto expert. For newbs, it's best to focus on areas of the forum that you already have interests and knowledge about whether off topic, politics, society, gaming, etc.

Since I'm still learning posting topic that have a quality or usefullness but my guts is to share ideas ,help other's and the most thing is to socialize people in online cause I interested the value of knowing and empower of unity.

Quote from: kawetsriyanto on July 01, 2021, 07:14:30 PM

Quote from: BitcoinBarrel on July 01, 2021, 06:54:26 PM

Everyone has something they can contribute to the forums even if you aren't a Crypto expert.

Of course, even someone didn't know anything, at least he/she can obey the rules in this forum. It is also a positive contribution. Other things that everyone can do are reporting spam posts, merit abuse, plagiarism, or bounty cheaters. Someone doesn't need to be a crypto expert to do those things. Just report in a proper way once finding them out.

Yes , that's why I read all the rules and regulations to prevent any occur of errors and not just reading but I also put some action on obeying the rules such as a sounds of respect and value the admin and all moderator. Once again thank you for your great advice for all newbie.

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Daniel91

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First of all, you need to understand that each of us has a different definition of quality and usefulness.
Of course, new members do not have enough knowledge and experience to be able to solve the problems of legendary members and no one expects that.
However, new members can always freely give their opinion on the forum on various topics related to the forum itself, or politics, economics, bitcoin news, sports etc.
No one is an expert in everything, but everyone knows something and can share it with others.
Over time, new members will gain enough knowledge and experience to engage in discussions about bitcoin and other topics.
In fact, attitude is much more important than knowledge and experience.
If I see that a newbie member is really trying, not spamming and trying to be constructive on this forum, I will always give him a merit, even for posts that are a little less quality, and I believe other members think the same.

Shamm

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Thanks for telling on how to post with a quality. I read also the other quotes it's really meaningful in terms to grow up in the forum and its Good to post with informative that can help to the other.

TheNineClub

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quality comes in all shapes and sizes. It could be a translation to your local board, a study you interpreted, a question you asked to educate yourself, reporting scams or some help to new people on the forum. All of that is considered quality posting. engage in thoughtful discussions and always ask yourself, will this post benefit the crypto ecosystem in any way.

Porfirii

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Quote from: hatshepsut93 on July 02, 2021, 06:25:44 PM

However, I would advice you from making posts for baiting merits, people can easily see through it.

Indeed. IMO the best "strategy" is to post whenever and whatever you want, to be yourself and not try to always please others in order to get some merits. Sooner or later, the merits will come, while your journey in here will remain authentic. Don't be a robot!

hatshepsut93

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You don't get merit for quality posts, you get merit for posts that other people like or respect. Quality posts are not the only kind of posts that falls within this category, it could also be a funny post or a simple opinion post. However, I would advice you from making posts for baiting merits, people can easily see through it.

GeorgeJohn

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Quote from: mk4 on June 29, 2021, 09:38:26 PM

People think that creating "quality posts" always means that you need to be teaching or educating people through posts that consists of 3 paragraphs or more; which is definitely NOT the case.

Creating "quality posts" could also mean asking great non-generic questions and simply sparking great conversations.

Your right because it's obvious it's does no matter how ambiguous is the composition or paragraph, what is necessary is how meaningful is the work and how the words are arranged via sentence, making a quality post is not only based on creations of topic alone, but ability to respond very reasonably to a comment, but in this community many people values a long articles, thinking that such kind or method of post is worthy to be reward with a Merit.
Thanks for putting this insights to people who always values long post when creating a topic.

Porfirii

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In the years I have been reading and posting in this forum I have witnessed arguments between newbies and legendaries where the formers' messages had sense while the latter's not.

It is logical that people who post here on a daily basis know each other, so when they read a thread they focus on the Heroes and Legendaries they know well, but in fact it does not always do justice to the good content some newbies are able to share but goes unnoticed. At least they show some common sense that some well known veterans here don't. Anyway, thanks god, this is not the general rule.

UserU

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Quote from: BitcoinBarrel on July 01, 2021, 06:54:26 PM

Everyone has something they can contribute to the forums even if you aren't a Crypto expert. For newbs, it's best to focus on areas of the forum that you already have interests and knowledge about whether off topic, politics, society, gaming, etc.

Have yet to see a subforum dedicated for that. Would be fun to discuss about raytracing and 600 FPS on RGB monitors :p

cryptoaddictchie

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Quote from: israt1@ on June 30, 2021, 11:59:49 AM

You always have to research to create a good quality post. Discover something new that is not already in the forum. You present your research here.

Sometime the best post comes from the natural perspective or idea of someone. Yes researched can help om improving post or circulatr some new ideas or topic. But there some poster here that impart their own idea and from there we can also see that the post has certain degree of quality. Sometime humorous post is also good and bombarded by merits.

There are different ways on how merit sender appreciate such post. Sometime thr uniqueness of one answer can also deemed it deserving for such a merit.

sheenshane

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Quote from: kawetsriyanto on July 01, 2021, 07:14:30 PM

Quote from: BitcoinBarrel on July 01, 2021, 06:54:26 PM

Everyone has something they can contribute to the forums even if you aren't a Crypto expert.

Of course, even someone didn't know anything, at least he/she can obey the rules in this forum. It is also a positive contribution. Other things that everyone can do are reporting spam posts, merit abuse, plagiarism, or bounty cheaters. Someone doesn't need to be a crypto expert to do those things. Just report in a proper way once finding them out.

The most important thing before you will start posting here in the forum is to know the rules or guidelines in the forum and newbies should aware of those rules to avoid dealing with a mistake that is a possible bannable offense and there's no second chance like copy-pasting or plagiarism.

This forum has free of speech, it is a community in which you can express your opinion and the thought, you can agree or disagree in any statement that you encounter based on your perceptions and the reason why you disagree or agree, or adding a new idea that much better as long as you always didn't get an off-topic answer.

nakamura12

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Don't become someone else instead just be yourself and post in a discussions that you know of. If you didn't know that topic then don't reply.

Quote from: SquirrelJulietGarden on June 29, 2021, 08:09:17 PM

If you can not answer questions, don't post.
If the question is already answered, don't post and repeat answer.

There are some threads made by newbies asking questions and a forum user already gave an answer but there are still other forum users who still answer the same questions. This happens when the first answer is not complete or some are additional to the previous answer.

kawetsriyanto

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Quote from: BitcoinBarrel on July 01, 2021, 06:54:26 PM

Everyone has something they can contribute to the forums even if you aren't a Crypto expert.

Of course, even someone didn't know anything, at least he/she can obey the rules in this forum. It is also a positive contribution. Other things that everyone can do are reporting spam posts, merit abuse, plagiarism, or bounty cheaters. Someone doesn't need to be a crypto expert to do those things. Just report in a proper way once finding them out.

BitcoinBarrel

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Everyone has something they can contribute to the forums even if you aren't a Crypto expert. For newbs, it's best to focus on areas of the forum that you already have interests and knowledge about whether off topic, politics, society, gaming, etc.

qwertyup23

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The first step in getting merits is evolving your post trend into quality posts. Now that you are done with this step, the next step would likely be creating topics/replies that gets the attention of users. Remember, merit is subjective but once you are consistent with your quality posts, then you would be able to receive merits in the near future.

As what some people have mentioned, getting merits is not about having quality posts. Rather, it is about creating topics that engage forum members to your thread. With such an interesting topic, most members would likely merit your thread.

GeorgeJohn

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Quote from: lovesmayfamilis on June 30, 2021, 02:10:59 AM

Sometimes newbies can have a fresh perspective on a problem. Therefore, do not hesitate to answer the questions of the legendary participants.

Your right because in the community no questions is meant for a particular user or rank to be answered, when you have a solution to any answer you have to portray your own points of view because it might be the solution of the problem, newbies mindset always think that any question dropped by Senior members, Hero members and Legendary members are specifically meant for a users of the same hierarchy to be answer, it's absolutely wrong from my perspective because one of the major reasons this community come in existence is because of interaction, discussion from different user's.

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