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May 13, 2016, 07:09:58 AM
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On bitcoinaccountpricer my account has "very poor" post quality.
I don`t know why?
How to improve the post quality?
First things first: those account pricers only look at a couple parameters: The ammount of words and characters. If somebody was extremely crafty, he could potentially check how many sentences you've made, which section of the forum you were posting in, maybe a general syntax check and a quick check if it was a copy/paste job.
Those pricers aren't human, so they make an estimation of the post quality. One could potentially be a very high quality poster that is labeled as "very poor" because his answers are always very consise and short, but straight to the point. An estimator wouldn't pick up on this.

I think a general rule is: be constructive. Try to add something to the discussion, even if it's asking on-topic questions... Try to avoid duplicating answers. Try to use reasonably good syntax (i'm not a native speaker myself, it's pretty easy to spot this, but i hope my posts are readable by anybody who is fluent in english... They might get irritated by my mistakes, but i hope they'll still get the point i wish to convey)

I've looked trough the first page of your post history:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/davis196-710218

Results:
9/20 posts in offtopic
2/20 asking to join a sig campaign
1/20 in politics and society

Leaving only 8/20 for actual bitcoin related discussion... I haven't checked those 8 posts, but i hope you get the general idear Wink

EDIt, i've just looked at the second page: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/davis196-710218;start=20 => allmost all posts consist of maximum 1-2 lines... So, an account pricer would see this as low quality because it just picks up the ammount of characters and words
after seeing the quality of your reply just checked your overall post quality http://www.bctalkaccountpricer.info/?token=643t86h2
some impressive results i must say Post Quality: Excellent
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Activity: 675
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May 13, 2016, 03:24:49 AM
#2
On bitcoinaccountpricer my account has "very poor" post quality.
I don`t know why?
How to improve the post quality?
First things first: those account pricers only look at a couple parameters: The ammount of words and characters. If somebody was extremely crafty, he could potentially check how many sentences you've made, which section of the forum you were posting in, maybe a general syntax check and a quick check if it was a copy/paste job.
Those pricers aren't human, so they make an estimation of the post quality. One could potentially be a very high quality poster that is labeled as "very poor" because his answers are always very consise and short, but straight to the point. An estimator wouldn't pick up on this.

I think a general rule is: be constructive. Try to add something to the discussion, even if it's asking on-topic questions... Try to avoid duplicating answers. Try to use reasonably good syntax (i'm not a native speaker myself, it's pretty easy to spot this, but i hope my posts are readable by anybody who is fluent in english... They might get irritated by my mistakes, but i hope they'll still get the point i wish to convey)

I've looked trough the first page of your post history:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/davis196-710218

Results:
9/20 posts in offtopic
2/20 asking to join a sig campaign
1/20 in politics and society

Leaving only 8/20 for actual bitcoin related discussion... I haven't checked those 8 posts, but i hope you get the general idear Wink

EDIt, i've just looked at the second page: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/davis196-710218;start=20 => allmost all posts consist of maximum 1-2 lines... So, an account pricer would see this as low quality because it just picks up the ammount of characters and words
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May 13, 2016, 03:19:29 AM
#1
On bitcoinaccountpricer my account has "very poor" post quality.
I don`t know why?
How to improve the post quality?
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