I’d say though that all these tips are something that people should not really need to take into explicit consideration when writing here, since they ought to be more of an implicit set of considerations one may take into account. By that, I mean that people should likely write in a way that is kind of natural to them and their nature, subject to a simple guideline of making it meaningful is some way. With this premise in mind, all the other tips should tend to fall in line for the most.
There are many different scenarios which could be termed as quality post on the forum and there are lot of determining factors for the same like some of these are :
If we have something in mind like doubt whether technical or non technical related to bitcoin or any other than topic and we ask it here which later on started a healthy and good conversation and discussion in that thread it is also termed as quality post and those members who responded it to correctly with accurate information whether in short or long are also deemed to of high quality.
Second if we are going to create some useful thread then our content should be strong, accurate and relevant to be presented on the forum which can help other members is also good post.The adjoining part with it is presented in the correct format although as newbie we can't expect perfection from them but little bit should be focused upon.
Yes but the problem with these threads is they are piled under dust if not bumped or some members replied to them.Most of the new registered account does not care to go through them and we can't blame them.But yes if they're shared like this they can check them easily.Like one was made by me also to help the members:
Posting techniques for newbies on the forum
