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November 06, 2019, 06:40:09 AM
#39
I couldn't find the details about how to earn merit as a newbie, and how to earn sMerit, I think this information is not here in this forum.

You can check these 2 rules where you can find how merits can be earned and what is sMerit? -
Forum ranks/positions/badges (What do those shiny coins under my name mean?)
FAQ: Everything you need to know about forum 'activity, account ranks and merit


I understand making useful posts will earn merit but what it means?

You can refer this Thread where you can see list of all useful topics and how everyone posted. You will get an idea on how to post useful contents.
sr. member
Activity: 467
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November 05, 2019, 12:58:54 PM
#38
If this post is not a joke and describes your real understanding of merit, you won't become a reputable member of the community.
Do you really think a person's reputation here depends on merit? Please think about it. Did you come here to level up your account or share your thoughts and learn something?

You shouldn't look for ways to earn merit. It's not what the forum is about. Some posters in this thread are giving you good advice.

You are confusing trust which is gained from trading usually to reputation as an established member. That post might be a joke but is accurate because if you have a lot of merit then you gain reputation of being a good poster. That is separate to trust reputation which is like I said usually gained from trading or being a trustworthy member of the forum but it is clear that these are both related to reputation but not to trust. Having a high amount of posts and little merit might give you the reputation of being a poor quality poster.
legendary
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November 05, 2019, 12:53:10 PM
#37
You don't need merit to participate in discussions!
But we do need merits to rank up and become reputable members in the community.  Smiley

If this post is not a joke and describes your real understanding of merit, you won't become a reputable member of the community.
Do you really think a person's reputation here depends on merit? Please think about it. Did you come here to level up your account or share your thoughts and learn something?

You shouldn't look for ways to earn merit. It's not what the forum is about. Some posters in this thread are giving you good advice.
sr. member
Activity: 756
Merit: 268
November 05, 2019, 11:47:38 AM
#36
I couldn't find the details about how to earn merit as a newbie, and how to earn sMerit, I think this information is not here in this forum. I understand making useful posts will earn merit but what it means?
Based on my experiences, it is very hard to earn merit amidst making a quality and useful post. The standard is just very high and I think there's a certain place where you can earn lots of merits and I haven't found it yet. You can actually buy it but I think it is not safe, there are moderators who often check if the post is really worth the merit. Try finding more giveaway threads and make sure your posts are well related on it so that you can earn the merit you are longing for.
sr. member
Activity: 1638
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November 05, 2019, 03:48:00 AM
#35
I couldn't find the details about how to earn merit as a newbie, and how to earn sMerit, I think this information is not here in this forum. I understand making useful posts will earn merit but what it means?

I have written a few useful posts but I have only 1 merit. Someone liked one of them for sure but it wont be enough to rank up.
As above post suggested you can try merit giveaway threads but you need to understand something this forum is not about only for ranking up and bounties we can get more knowledge and this will be useful in our real life to make more money than what bounties offers.

True, users need to understand that ranking and merits are a small part of this forum which most users wants to achieve in order to earn though campaigns and bounties but we need to understand the fact that there are so many business opportunities and technologies offered in this forum which will help us earn in real life by adopting these technologies. I often see newbies making one word post to reach member rank by buying merits,  merits can be earned by posting something valuable and I wish people understand the importance of this forum. I am personally using an altcoin for my business payments by teaching it to my client which I figured out trough this forum because one cannot make a life out of just bounties.
member
Activity: 1204
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November 05, 2019, 03:13:16 AM
#34
I couldn't find the details about how to earn merit as a newbie, and how to earn sMerit, I think this information is not here in this forum. I understand making useful posts will earn merit but what it means?

I have written a few useful posts but I have only 1 merit. Someone liked one of them for sure but it wont be enough to rank up.
As above post suggested you can try merit giveaway threads but you need to understand something this forum is not about only for ranking up and bounties we can get more knowledge and this will be useful in our real life to make more money than what bounties offers.
sr. member
Activity: 1022
Merit: 280
November 05, 2019, 01:03:27 AM
#33
I couldn't find the details about how to earn merit as a newbie, and how to earn sMerit, I think this information is not here in this forum. I understand making useful posts will earn merit but what it means?

I have written a few useful posts but I have only 1 merit. Someone liked one of them for sure but it wont be enough to rank up.

There might be few threads which are offering merits for the newbies/ Jr Members for the good posts.
You can write on this merit giveaway thread (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.52973742) with the post you think should be merit.
member
Activity: 209
Merit: 14
November 05, 2019, 12:38:43 AM
#32
I couldn't find the details about how to earn merit as a newbie, and how to earn sMerit, I think this information is not here in this forum. I understand making useful posts will earn merit but what it means?

I have written a few useful posts but I have only 1 merit. Someone liked one of them for sure but it wont be enough to rank up.
member
Activity: 69
Merit: 10
November 04, 2019, 11:28:52 AM
#31
You don't need merit to participate in discussions!
But we do need merits to rank up and become reputable members in the community.  Smiley
hero member
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Merit: 531
November 03, 2019, 05:19:55 PM
#30
The shortest and most meaningful answer I can give you is follow the rules and eventually you will get merit. Don't post to earn merit and don't focus on it. Post like you would post on any other forum but be respectful to other posters and refrain from posting when you don't have much to say.

Those who try to get merit also get frustrated when they don't get it. You don't need merit to participate in discussions!
legendary
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November 03, 2019, 04:52:40 PM
#29
I do not think that reputable members get merit only because they are reputable.
trust score is not a criteria when sending merits. But, usually, trusted members are good posters and never spam because they care about their reputation.
copper member
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November 03, 2019, 02:22:56 PM
#28
I understand making useful posts will earn merit but what it means?
I will suggest you to check all the replies here where many of our community members are trying to help you. Its the first thing which could bring merit for you. For getting merit there is no straight way but if you spend your time to help others like everyone is trying to help you by providing proper information's and guidelines then you will be able gain it very soon. Merit is one kind of award and you have to build yourself appropriate for getting this from others. At the very beginning stage of your forum journey its important for you to learn about this forum rather than running after merit.

You can follow below things;

# What is allowed here ?
# What is not allowed here ?
# How the forum works actually ?
# What you should follow before posting a new topic in any section ?
# What kind of post can be helpful for forum users ?
# How you can make your contribution for the forum ?
# How can you help other forum users ?

If you can build yourself properly for making quality posts and contributions then getting merit is just a matter of time.
member
Activity: 1204
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November 03, 2019, 01:28:20 PM
#27
Your account looks very suspicious. But I still answer the question so that beginners can see my answer.

There is no specific detailed plan on how to earn Merit. I can only advise you on the easy way to understanding what posts they put for merit. To do this, open the meta branch, and see what they write high-ranking forum accounts.

If you liked one of them, go to his story of receiving merit and look at what posts he received them for. Pay attention to how he wrote these posts, how he designed them. This will help you quickly understand how and for what people get merit.
I don't suggest this for a newbie because people who is getting more merit already got recognized by fellow forum members so they even get merit for some kind of funny sayings but for a newbie it will just create a bad impression on them so they have to be helpful for others in the way they can which could be appreciated by other high ranked accounts who got more sMerits to spend.
hero member
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November 03, 2019, 01:12:26 PM
#26
I couldn't find the details about how to earn merit as a newbie, and how to earn sMerit, I think this information is not here in this forum. I understand making useful posts will earn merit but what it means?

There are many posts and useful links above which can guide you on how to get merits for the posts. But if you are a good poster and want to keep it simple, do not think of the merits. They will come to you automatically if people like what you are posting.
Couldn't agree more with this. Your passion about quality posting will bring you all the merits you want, you won't be needing to put efforts and run after merits if you have all the qualities that needs to be developed as a quality poster. Just study everything you don't know and try to put up spices to your content, then everything will follow. Try building raport with everyone, who knows? Camaraderie could be a key to earn merits and help your account rank up.
hero member
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November 03, 2019, 08:39:48 AM
#25
Well much better really for not thinking it but what if he makes it as he's inspiration to grow up in this forum? Maybe I think it's better to think about it sometimes and check his post frequently so that he will notice  that he's post is helpful and unique. And I see so lot of people doing a good post which earned more merits but seriously speaking it's very hard to get those since sometimes people look on the reputation not on the post.

You meant to say that people who give merit look on the reputation and trust of the person and give less look at the post itself.
I do not think that's the case. Trust and merit are separate entities.
No, don't take it literally. Maybe what he meant for reputable members are those who are popular and very influential in this forum like campaign managers, spambusters and theymos of course. Usually such kind of members are those on the Legendary ranks and those who can still rank up despite of the struggle due to merit system.  

I do not think that reputable members get merit only because they are reputable.
They always write something which is different  / special and deserve the merit. No one gives them merit for granted.
sr. member
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November 03, 2019, 08:18:04 AM
#24
Your account looks very suspicious. But I still answer the question so that beginners can see my answer.

There is no specific detailed plan on how to earn Merit. I can only advise you on the easy way to understanding what posts they put for merit. To do this, open the meta branch, and see what they write high-ranking forum accounts.

If you liked one of them, go to his story of receiving merit and look at what posts he received them for. Pay attention to how he wrote these posts, how he designed them. This will help you quickly understand how and for what people get merit.
sr. member
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November 03, 2019, 05:56:44 AM
#23
Well much better really for not thinking it but what if he makes it as he's inspiration to grow up in this forum? Maybe I think it's better to think about it sometimes and check his post frequently so that he will notice  that he's post is helpful and unique. And I see so lot of people doing a good post which earned more merits but seriously speaking it's very hard to get those since sometimes people look on the reputation not on the post.

You meant to say that people who give merit look on the reputation and trust of the person and give less look at the post itself.
I do not think that's the case. Trust and merit are separate entities.
No, don't take it literally. Maybe what he meant for reputable members are those who are popular and very influential in this forum like campaign managers, spambusters and theymos of course. Usually such kind of members are those on the Legendary ranks and those who can still rank up despite of the struggle due to merit system.  
legendary
Activity: 2590
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November 03, 2019, 05:56:09 AM
#22
You meant to say that people who give merit look on the reputation and trust of the person and give less look at the post itself.
I do not think that's the case. Trust and merit are separate entities.

Obviously it's all about the post itself but if it's a total noob then I might be inclined to have a look at their other writings. If all of their other posts are nothing but yards of that Facebook/Twitter bounty shit then I may well be less inclined to make it rain.

One thing I definitely wouldn't do is randomly merit someone just because of who they are. There are plenty of longstanding members who don't write much of note.
hero member
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Merit: 617
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November 03, 2019, 05:41:38 AM
#21
I couldn't find the details about how to earn merit as a newbie, and how to earn sMerit, I think this information is not here in this forum. I understand making useful posts will earn merit but what it means?

There are many posts and useful links above which can guide you on how to get merits for the posts. But if you are a good poster and want to keep it simple, do not think of the merits. They will come to you automatically if people like what you are posting.

Well much better really for not thinking it but what if he makes it as he's inspiration to grow up in this forum? Maybe I think it's better to think about it sometimes and check his post frequently so that he will notice  that he's post is helpful and unique. And I see so lot of people doing a good post which earned more merits but seriously speaking it's very hard to get those since sometimes people look on the reputation not on the post.

You meant to say that people who give merit look on the reputation and trust of the person and give less look at the post itself.
I do not think that's the case. Trust and merit are separate entities.
hero member
Activity: 2520
Merit: 783
November 03, 2019, 04:46:32 AM
#20
I couldn't find the details about how to earn merit as a newbie, and how to earn sMerit, I think this information is not here in this forum. I understand making useful posts will earn merit but what it means?

There are many posts and useful links above which can guide you on how to get merits for the posts. But if you are a good poster and want to keep it simple, do not think of the merits. They will come to you automatically if people like what you are posting.

Well much better really for not thinking it but what if he makes it as he's inspiration to grow up in this forum? Maybe I think it's better to think about it sometimes and check his post frequently so that he will notice  that he's post is helpful and unique. And I see so lot of people doing a good post which earned more merits but seriously speaking it's very hard to get those since sometimes people look on the reputation not on the post.
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