Topic: How to get merited? - page 2. (Read 738 times)

There's no shortcut to this.
All you need to do is to keep educating and helping people with quality posts and viola , you will get noticed and be merited.

even if you write quality and useful messages, it is not easy to get the merits, because they can count your work as nonsense

Everyone’s opinion counts potentially, but it needs to be well versed and have a certain argumentative depth or character to stand-out a bit and make a mark that differs from the regular one-liner quick answer’s aimed solely at incrementing activity.

From a beginner’s point of view, any and nearly all posts are probably helpful, since coming from a void of knowledge on a certain topic sets a low requirement base. As you gain more knowledge on the matter, so does the criteria evolve of what a useful post is. What one newbie may see as a useful post, to many others is just another spin-off of the same tailored answer that has been around for ages.

My point being that meriting is subjective and often requires a post to be well above the average post (which is not that hard really). Although I believe that merit is awarded with a softer eye on the Beginners & Help board, a certain degree of time and effort needs to be put into posting to postulate to being merited.

Also checking spelling and grammar is kind of a good thing to do before hitting the Post button...

Im just a newbie so i supose that my opinion dont counts, but i must say that I see useful posts for beginers everywhere and 99% of them are not geting any merit so i wouldnt have my hopes up about that!

Trust me it's really about what you post that will get you merits. Even if you're helping out with what you post but you created it in a very generic way that even a newbie could do then in the eyes of other users its just like a simple post. You need to have a strategy of getting the attention of those people who are sending merits. Unique posts can get you merits as well depends on the content and value of the article or reply that you make. Effort and patience is the key in ranking up. You just have to wait for that moment to come and better improve the way you post to get to the next rank that you desired.
I somewhat agree with this. If you are active in the forum you can build network of friends and those people will notice the way you post and they will reward you for a post that they find helpful and valuable to the community. Sharing merits with friends to posts that are insignificant or trading merits to friends is against the rules. Abusing the merit system can get your account banned or red tagged.

I myself have been posting in this forum, I know I'm not an expert when it comes to acquiring merits but I always find time to take extra effort without actually expecting to get merits.
As long as I can help out others and share my little knowledge about anything that involves in crypto then I'm good.

Posting in the right section as well could get you more merits to a post that is substantial.

Do you realize that most of these accounts that are being sold were stolen at some point? If you buy one of such accounts there are various bad things that can happen:
-somebody finds out that your account has been asleep for a long time and then changed the style and will ask you to confirm that you have access to its old addresses
-the real owner of the account will wake up and lock it
-the seller will take your money and not give you the account
-the seller will take the money and claim that you've stolen the account

While trading is not moderated if someone finds out you'll get red trust, pure and simple.

Post any really meaningful and useful posts, then you will receive merits

To get merited you have to contribute in community by submitting good post that should have quality. Having quality does not mean it has to contain only positive news it can contains constructive criticism too.

You must have to keep trying by giving informative posts. Otherwise you can't get good merits as well as ranks. So keep posting.

How can you earn merits without giving useful posts? There is no other ways of earning merits. And we should keep patience to gain good ranks.

I think you should increase the quality of your posts. Most of the previous posts you made does not make sense to me. People usually gain merit for posting their analysis which is legit and backed by information, data and source. You should try posting something like that too and keep visiting the forum for posts that gets meritted and learn from them.

After seeing your post history, I can tell you that you are definitely not posting to help the community. These one liner posts which are so vague and distorted in concept wouldn't help the newcomers or the oldies. Better try to post something informative which is backed up by data and sources. I have seen many good posts getting meritted till now. You should check them to get an idea.

People who can afford more than 500 USD Never will want to have  a full member account. they have many more things to do rather buying a bitcoin talk .

Good trip, Thanks for bringing the attention. Even I am looking for merits. Thanks alot.

Hello Dude, I am sorry. Don't spend your precious time just for earning merit, it's not worth.
Many peoples sell their "full member" rank just only $400 USD.  

Your precious 6 months or 12 months is only worth $400 USD ?
It's not worth

Just be helpful and don't just post for the idea of post height or weight, in time some merit will arrive - I have a couple of accounts for different projects, and it is not necessarily who you know but is how you deliver useful and helpful information in a concise manner.

You can get merit if your post are very useful and helpful for others. Your post must be very much detailed and costructive based on the thread concerned.

You’ve barely being posting for just under two weeks. I took nearly two months to get my first merit ... Senior members and merit sources do come to the Beginners & Help board and read through posts, but you need to stand-out a bit to be noticed through your posts. It’s way better to post a low amount of posts but putting thought into them, than quick one or two lined posts which are similar to every other post on the thread.

By the way, services is not a great place for merit I’d say. Merit is also not grabbable, but earnable.

useful post not bring merit for me also,usually they give merit if doing good service like in "service" board. There is so much merit to grab.

I recall seeing 2-3 threads where few senior members were giving merits away - anyone with decent quality and constructive posting history could apply and get rewarded.

Be equip with knowledge and information about crypto process, then try to help as much as you can, merit will come along the way... but don't think that every help you made you'll be given merit... have patience to wait for someone to notice you hard work.