I gave you a couple merits to help you get out of newbie hell, so you don't have to wait so long between posts and such, once you reach 30 posts, because you seem like a legit user.. You should be able to give 2 merits now..
Also, if you do not have any merit to give away yourself you can post it to this thread by following the intructions in the OP..
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Topic: How to thank/appreciate in bitcointalk (Read 358 times)
it's interesting i have tried to thank people or write a quick note to the author but sometimes the mod will delete them thinking it's not benefiting the conversation so idk what else to do
You can edit the OP or the posts for that you got answer and write those appreciative words those who helped you in that case it won't be deleted by mods.
it's interesting i have tried to thank people or write a quick note to the author but sometimes the mod will delete them thinking it's not benefiting the conversation so idk what else to do
I got lots of answers to my question recently,
Does this forum have a facility to thank respondents or add them to a friend list? I did not see one thanks
Does this forum have a facility to thank respondents or add them to a friend list? I did not see one thanks
We have many selfless ,voluntary users here that love to help anybody without any favor so do not feel bad about it , increase your knowledge and help somebody in future .
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Dear Sir,
Thank you sir
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This post is why we need a dislike button
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It's a commonly used honorific in countries of the Indian subcontinent, in other English-speaking countries it's a bit odd seeing it being so overused by some people. English isn't my mother tongue and I too find its (over)use kind of jarring, even though where I'm from we use similar honorifics (albeit not necessarily in the same contexts/situations).
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Don't use Sir unless it's really needed...Quote from:
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Dear Sir,
Thank you sir
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I know it's sarcasm in the above quoted post, but newbies won't understand it
It's common here on the forum that scammers, spammers and low quality posters are using Sir to help themselves to flee bans or any other type of negative things, or use it when asking for help, to stress their post in a way that would help them get replies or effective help/forgiveness...
So TLDR don't use Sir if possible
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I don't really recommend using sir here in international sections. I think it's kinda disrespecting but from other countries, it's a common thing to call others.Quote from:
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Dear Sir,
Thank you sir
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If you are having good terms with a member of this forum by having good conversation/discussion, Giving thanks is enough. We really appreciate it when someone giving thanks after teaching them or giving some information they must know.
Sending merits is also an option if you really like the way he answered or discussed something to you.
I don't really recommend using sir here in international sections. I think it's kinda disrespecting but from other countries, it's a common thing to call others.
Sending merits is also an option if you really like the way he answered or discussed something to you.
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Dear Sir,
Thank you sir
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I don't really recommend using sir here in international sections. I think it's kinda disrespecting but from other countries, it's a common thing to call others.
I got lots of answers to my question recently,
Does this forum have a facility to thank respondents or add them to a friend list? I did not see one thanks
Does this forum have a facility to thank respondents or add them to a friend list? I did not see one thanks
You can send them some merit if you have any, or you can send them some bitcoins if they have an address in their signature, or on their forum profile.
I got lots of answers to my question recently,
Does this forum have a facility to thank respondents or add them to a friend list? I did not see one thanks
You can't add anyone as friend,you can send merits like others said earlier or just greet them with the good words which encourage them for more good replies and also might create a friend zone for you. Does this forum have a facility to thank respondents or add them to a friend list? I did not see one thanks
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Dear Sir,
Thank you sir
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People here on Bitcointalk mostly thank helpful posts through giving them merits[1]. Unfortunately, you don't have any. So like OmegaStarScream said, you either send up some sats as a tip, or just a simple thank you would be enough.
[1] https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/merit-new-rank-requirements-2818350
[1] https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/merit-new-rank-requirements-2818350
I got lots of answers to my question recently,
Does this forum have a facility to thank respondents or add them to a friend list? I did not see one thanks
Does this forum have a facility to thank respondents or add them to a friend list? I did not see one thanks
There is no thank or like button like the other forums out there, a simple written thank you should be fine. Since you can't give merits for helpful and constructive posts, you can always ask these users for their bitcoin address or check their profiles and tip them a small amount of BTC If you feel like it.
I got lots of answers to my question recently,
Does this forum have a facility to thank respondents or add them to a friend list? I did not see one thanks
Does this forum have a facility to thank respondents or add them to a friend list? I did not see one thanks
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