Also not long I saw a topic that only contain link, no any other comment than the link, such topics will may not be deleted by moderators but are considered low quality.
Always make sure you search for topics you want to create, there could have been many more of such topics, people may not post under this kind one if there are already existing ones.
If you are making topics, read the contents like three time before posting it, correct any typo error.
Do not discuss on what you do not know about, only on those that you know, you may think you may get it right, but you can make wrong topics in such way, this can let some members to put your account on ignore.
Reading more and knowing more will make your topics and post not poor like before.
Topic: Low quality topics - page 2. (Read 241 times)
Replies and threads could be considered low quality for the following reasons:
• Off topic; this means it is not relevant in the board it was posted on, like posting gambling topics in reputation board,
• Hackneyed topics; such topics have been discussed excessively in the past, or such replies already exists on that particular thread,
• Poor grammar; Communication is key and a post does not need to have perfect grammar, it only has to be understandable by majority of the readers,
• Offers nothing to the discussion; replies like ''good project'', "nice job" etc offer little or nothing to discussions.
• Off topic; this means it is not relevant in the board it was posted on, like posting gambling topics in reputation board,
• Hackneyed topics; such topics have been discussed excessively in the past, or such replies already exists on that particular thread,
• Poor grammar; Communication is key and a post does not need to have perfect grammar, it only has to be understandable by majority of the readers,
• Offers nothing to the discussion; replies like ''good project'', "nice job" etc offer little or nothing to discussions.
What could make topics posted on this platform to be considered as low quality ones? Please this is very pertinent!
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