how can i see who sent my merit?
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I mean, the more characters written the more will be the value of a post.
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I mean, the more characters written the more will be the value of a post.
No.
If a post is really spam or otherwise absolute garbage, you already have available to you a means of not only “demeriting” it, but asking for it to be deleted: That handy “Report to moderator” link you see in the lower right-hand corner of every post.
If a post that has been merited is removed, does the user that created the post lose the associated Merits or sMerits? I thought they got to keep both, but that's the only situation were I think the concept of demerit might work well. If the post no longer exists on the forum, it's hard to argue that it deserves any forum merit.
I know that ibminer and LoyceV have already answered your substantive questions; but I thought you may find this interesting, as to deleted posts generally: Somebody traded merit between alts and then deleted the posts, evidently hoping to cover his tracks. The merit is still there, though I wonder why all three involved accounts are dripping red.
I think it’s one of those instances of any system necessarily being imperfect if it involves human beings. On balance, I think it’s much more important that legitimate users keep their merit for deleted posts, for such reasons as noted by LoyceV.
Why not adding also the character count value?
I mean, the more characters written the more will be the value of a post.
A post with less than 30 or 50 characters is not considerated, if it has more than 50 characters it will increase the value of the post.
So the rank value is more difficult to be manipulated by the exchange of merit points.
I mean, the more characters written the more will be the value of a post.
A post with less than 30 or 50 characters is not considerated, if it has more than 50 characters it will increase the value of the post.
So the rank value is more difficult to be manipulated by the exchange of merit points.
I can admit in a long-term it might be a good think improving posts quality indeed. But now I so frustrated having a fortnight left till Full member. After that I don't care, as long I can wear avatar and get higher stakes on bounties.
There was a campaign recently which required users to have certain number of earned smerits. I hope they have more such restrictions like having fixed number of merits earned last month. It is fine that you want to make money with signature campaigns but at what cost ? Most of the people do not realize that if they do not improve even after the merit system, we may see more harsh steps from admin. He said in a comment recently that he may stop all the signature campaigns in such a situation.
I can admit in a long-term it might be a good think improving posts quality indeed. But now I so frustrated having a fortnight left till Full member. After that I don't care, as long I can wear avatar and get higher stakes on bounties.
If the post no longer exists on the forum, it's hard to argue that it deserves any forum merit.
I can give an example to argue it can still be deserved: I gave Merit for this post:Code:
January 29, 2018, 04:28:47 PM: 1 to bramgg.crypto for (Deleted/Off-limits/Ignored)
It was a scam-warning that deserved to be noted until the thread got deleted.Thanks friend i found that my account may got hacked by someone.
Any evidence? Hacking an account only to use Merits would be a first!I can't read Russian, but your sMerits were given to several Newbies who now have exactly 10 Merit. That would make it organized account farming.
I'll post your case in |list| Suspected users that are abusing merit 3.0.
Can you say which sMerits points were not sent by you?
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Is there was no way to delete sent sMerits?
No.I created thread here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.29799956
If the post no longer exists on the forum, it's hard to argue that it deserves any forum merit.
I can give an example to argue it can still be deserved: I gave Merit for this post:. . .
It was a scam-warning that deserved to be noted until the thread got deleted.
Thanks. Hadn't thought of that. I'm convinced. No need to remove merit for removed posts.
If the post no longer exists on the forum, it's hard to argue that it deserves any forum merit.
I can give an example to argue it can still be deserved: I gave Merit for this post:Code:
January 29, 2018, 04:28:47 PM: 1 to bramgg.crypto for (Deleted/Off-limits/Ignored)
It was a scam-warning that deserved to be noted until the thread got deleted.Thanks friend i found that my account may got hacked by someone.
Any evidence? Hacking an account only to use Merits would be a first!I can't read Russian, but your sMerits were given to several Newbies who now have exactly 10 Merit. That would make it organized account farming.
I'll post your case in |list| Suspected users that are abusing merit 3.0.
Can you say which sMerits were not sent by you?
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Is there was no way to delete sent sMerits?
No. Why i don't have any sMerit left in my account? Few days ago i have around 30 sMerit but now i have 0.
You handed out 33 sMerits since the introduction. I guess that's where they went.Code:
we reserve the right to decay unused sMerit in the future.
This is the reason? But i am using my sMerits.Is there was no way to delete sent sMerits?
If a post is really spam or otherwise absolute garbage, you already have available to you a means of not only “demeriting” it, but asking for it to be deleted: That handy “Report to moderator” link you see in the lower right-hand corner of every post.
If a post that has been merited is removed, does the user that created the post lose the associated Merits or sMerits? I thought they got to keep both, but that's the only situation were I think the concept of demerit might work well. If the post no longer exists on the forum, it's hard to argue that it deserves any forum merit.
How about if the post merited is deleted? Will the merit count? Or erased too? Because somebody could just use merit for unreasonable purpose.
The merit is not undone if the post is deleted.
I like having to seek positive posts, it's a nice change of pace from always looking for negative activity... but a demerit option may be necessary in the future. I'm not sure a demerit option for everyone is necessary right now but it at least seems logical to drop merit for deleted posts by mods & users... there seem to be a lot of shitposters that have gotten into a habit of deleting their prior posts after a campaign has ended to hide their crap, and maybe this would help with that also, assuming they somehow get merit for those posts.
If a post is really spam or otherwise absolute garbage, you already have available to you a means of not only “demeriting” it, but asking for it to be deleted: That handy “Report to moderator” link you see in the lower right-hand corner of every post.
If a post that has been merited is removed, does the user that created the post lose the associated Merits or sMerits? I thought they got to keep both, but that's the only situation were I think the concept of demerit might work well. If the post no longer exists on the forum, it's hard to argue that it deserves any forum merit.
I'm still confused how to get the merits, I've been trying to make a good post, but I also have not get the merits, maybe anyone can explain how easy it is to get the merits?
They're not actually that easy to get. If someone agrees with you they may merit you, but mostly it seems you need to write good quality posts often and if you're lucky someone with merit notices it and merits it.
Maybe this will change with time and more merit sources/distributions, as it is still early days yet.
I'm still confused how to get the merits, I've been trying to make a good post, but I also have not get the merits, maybe anyone can explain how easy it is to get the merits?
It's not so difficult to get some Merit. Create some topic which you think might be interesting for the others, write something useful and interesting there, and you possibly get some. I am still a Newbie but I've already got few merits .. for ex. on this topic - you can have a look to have an inspiration: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.29340604
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/merit-new-rank-requirements-2818350
Using this link you can easily understand on how to earned smerits, because if you can't collect smerits you have no chances to ranked up. So be creative on post you've been made and make sense all your tips, suggestion and opinions you want to shares with the others.
I'm still confused how to get the merits, I've been trying to make a good post, but I also have not get the merits, maybe anyone can explain how easy it is to get the merits?
It's not so difficult to get some Merit. Create some topic which you think might be interesting for the others, write something useful and interesting there, and you possibly get some. I am still a Newbie but I've already got few merits .. for ex. on this topic - you can have a look to have an inspiration: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.29340604
Guys, how can I see how many sMerit do I have? I can only see Merit in my profile, but not sMerit (?).
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=merit
Guys, how can I see how many sMerit do I have? I can only see Merit in my profile, but not sMerit (?).
Click the +merit button next to anybody's post and you will see how much you have available. As a general rule of thumb, you will start with HALF of the merit that you have earned. You likely have 2.5 sMerit if you haven't used any so far.
Guys, how can I see how many sMerit do I have? I can only see Merit in my profile, but not sMerit (?).
I give away everything I have straightaway.
Then there's never enough for that one good post someone made.
It's gonna be a long slog. Which is fine.
Then there's never enough for that one good post someone made.
It's gonna be a long slog. Which is fine.
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