Cheers..! 
Topic: How to make a constuctive post? (Read 1407 times)
Any post that adds "value" to the discussion. Most of the people will say dont write one line post, but I don't think that is truth. Some questions can be answered in a line itself. But people who actually want to contribute go beyond one line. Avoid common phrases like "good" "I like it" etc. that can get you perma banned instantly. Most importantly, enjoy your time here.. Cheers..!
Cheers..! Post what comes to your mind.
I absolutely disagree. Posting "what comes to your mind" can lead to false informations (maybe you don't remember right) and, obviously, not always it is useful or helpful to other people.
in my opinion, make constructive posts very simple, remain in the thread title track and not out of topic.
does not have to be long, quite short, dense, clear and useful.
does not have to be long, quite short, dense, clear and useful.
I agree with what you said. It is popular that "Long post = constructive post" but that is no true. Every post can virtually be "conscrtuctive", even one-line ones.
in my opinion, make constructive posts very simple, remain in the thread title track and not out of topic.
does not have to be long, quite short, dense, clear and useful.
does not have to be long, quite short, dense, clear and useful.
It can be anything that contributes to the conversation or adds new thoughts or ideas, and generally should consist of a sentence or two. Something such as "I agree" is considered a not constructive post.
in order to make constructive post, you need time and focus so you can maximize your post quality.
Since many try to get rid of post count, better make a quality post so you will not got ban
It can be anything that contributes to the conversation or adds new thoughts or ideas, and generally should consist of a sentence or two. Something such as "I agree" is considered a not constructive post.
Constructive posts should:
1. Have a complete thought.
2. Explain why is someone's reply is wrong or explain your answer.
3. Be on topic or be related to what you quoted
4. Not so long and repetitive that people would become lazy to read it.
Just a quick note, don't just grasp the last reply, try reading back for a page or two. You might be somehow just repeating someone else's thought.
1. Have a complete thought.
2. Explain why is someone's reply is wrong or explain your answer.
3. Be on topic or be related to what you quoted
4. Not so long and repetitive that people would become lazy to read it.
Just a quick note, don't just grasp the last reply, try reading back for a page or two. You might be somehow just repeating someone else's thought.
Constructive posts are the ones answering a genuine question. You should answer clearly and in relation to the question asked or the topic, also try to write in correct english (excluding non-english sections of course).
You have to make good in topic post , contain useful information, or comment or reply some question in the topic, it's shouldn't being too short too , but the long post is not necessarily constructive if it's off topic or without useful meaning.
Look ,who's talking.That is not what a clearly a constructive post is ,@OP : Check out the post history of this guy to know what exactly you shouldn't be doing.
You have to make good in topic post , contain useful information, or comment or reply some question in the topic, it's shouldn't being too short too , but the long post is not necessarily constructive if it's off topic or without useful meaning.
the post is too long is not necessarily constructive, so the point is these postings very helpful to others, and not out of topic thread title. so knowledge is necessary to make a post constructive.
There are many things you should consider if you wish to create a constructive post.
Consider:
Consider:
- Will it help OP question?
- Is it merely a copy of someone else's reply?
A constructive post should:
- be on topic
- add to the conversation
- answer a question
- pose a question
- point out logical flaws in a discussion
I put in the last one because someone here suggested that someone currently enrolled in a signature campaign disqualifies himself as a constructive poster solely for being enrolled in such a campaign. That's called a non-sequitur and you will notice more of these fallacies when browsing the forum. I tend to think that pointing out these false analogies adds to the discussion because they can derail a conversation quite efficiently.
- be on topic
- add to the conversation
- answer a question
- pose a question
- point out logical flaws in a discussion
I put in the last one because someone here suggested that someone currently enrolled in a signature campaign disqualifies himself as a constructive poster solely for being enrolled in such a campaign. That's called a non-sequitur and you will notice more of these fallacies when browsing the forum. I tend to think that pointing out these false analogies adds to the discussion because they can derail a conversation quite efficiently.
how to make a constructive post ? I had free time long enough in the day , I only create confusion for the constructive posts . Please help me with advice
step one) don't join a signature campaign or if you are in one leave it.
step two) now start posting, and since you are not getting paid to post you are now posting constructive posts
step three) join back and continue the way you were posting in step 2!!
I like your step 1 . Why don't you follow the step 1 your self ? It means any person who is in signature campaign is not a constructive poster ?
One thing constructive post does not mean that your post must be 3 to 5 lines long it must be related to the topic and must be helpful otherwise the moderators are always here they will delete it :p So never try to stretch your post .
The thing is, you really don't need a guide to make a constructive post.
You have something to say or not. If you don't have anything to say other than "+1" then you shouldn't say anything at all.
Sig camps... Sigh...
You have something to say or not. If you don't have anything to say other than "+1" then you shouldn't say anything at all.
Sig camps... Sigh...
I think before joining signature campaign you need to collect as much information possible and should go through all the threads try to understand it, and need to take care of vocabulary too.
I think a good rule of thumb would be to only post in threads/topics that genuinely interests you. If when looking at comment or question, nothing immediately springs to your mind, you probably don't have anything to say on the subject. Just keep browsing and reading posts until you find something you feel naturally inclined to comment about.
Personally, if I try to comment on something that doesn't interest me, no words will come to my mind, I won't even be able to form a sentence. I end up looking at the screen for 20 mins, it's exhausting, time-consuming and not in the least efficient. It's a lot easier for me to just browse and read until I find something interesting and when I do then a deluge of words and ideas literally storm my mind and I start typing without even thinking
Personally, if I try to comment on something that doesn't interest me, no words will come to my mind, I won't even be able to form a sentence. I end up looking at the screen for 20 mins, it's exhausting, time-consuming and not in the least efficient. It's a lot easier for me to just browse and read until I find something interesting and when I do then a deluge of words and ideas literally storm my mind and I start typing without even thinking
A constructive post is when you try to help someone which the knowledge and experience you have. for writing constructive posts you have to learn lots of things about bitcoin and the forum,. without any information and knowledge about bitcoin you can't help anyone, can't even write constructive posts..
don't worry about your posts. A Newbie can't write that constructive posts as well. You'll become a constructive Poster as your rank up step by step..
+One More thing. try to write whole thread before writing a post. its also help you to write constructive post.
don't worry about your posts. A Newbie can't write that constructive posts as well. You'll become a constructive Poster as your rank up step by step..
+One More thing. try to write whole thread before writing a post. its also help you to write constructive post.
any off topic post is a costructive post in the end, you don't need to write down an assay each time, just post your opinion on the matter
repeating stuff from other obviously it's not considered a costructive post
repeating stuff from other obviously it's not considered a costructive post
Read so many as possible posts from other members and you will see that if you write:
Sign campaign is the best and faucet the worst...with more or less other words you post will be very constructive...
Saying faucets are waste of time is always accepted for constructive posts.
When you have no imagination...surf the forum and each time you see the word investment you write that it is a ponzi shame...
This is loved here as well and you will be followed by numerous people applausing and agreeing...
Post what comes to your mind.
Absolutely not. Read the whole thread from top to bottom to see what other people have posted and then respond to the thread. We have too many people on here, that repeat what several other people before them have posted and it adds no value at all.
Do proper research on the topic and stay with the subject matter and main idea with the thread. You cannot simply jump in and add rubbish to the thread, because that is non-constructive. If you can post source information, for the things you are saying, please add them.
We have too many people, who simply copy and paste other people's posts and then just make minor changes to make it look like they created it on their own. Constructive posting is hard work, when done right.
a constructive post always related to the specific thread not a matter how much words you write down .
just write something not repeated & relevant to the post
just write something not repeated & relevant to the post
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