Topic: Newbies Try Showing Appreciative Replies. (Read 378 times)
It would be nice if the forum had some community driven voting system for the solution of a question so that if the OP of the thread disappears it can still be voted on by the community. This could help people looking for answers much easier and would probably mean a lot less people asking the same questions over and over again.
<...>How I do wish we have a notification message signal, notifying you when a reply of yours has been quoted or replied to
You can get that kind of notification here, through some forum member initiatives such as:[TELEGRAM] Yet Another BitcoinTalk Notification BOT (merits, mentions, topics,+)
[TelegramBot] Merit watcher and Mention Notification Bot
LoyceV's alternative for Piggy's @mention notification bot
The solutions are not forum native nor endorsed, but seem to work fine.
It's like you know how desperate I am, in need of it towards receiving btt notification of all my posts. Haven't come across it before or believing that you can get it on telegram.
<...>How I do wish we have a notification message signal, notifying you when a reply of yours has been quoted or replied to
You can get that kind of notification here, through some forum member initiatives such as:[TELEGRAM] Yet Another BitcoinTalk Notification BOT (merits, mentions, topics,+)
[TelegramBot] Merit watcher and Mention Notification Bot
LoyceV's alternative for Piggy's @mention notification bot
The solutions are not forum native nor endorsed, but seem to work fine.
Although it happens to almost all the btt members here. Some find it hard to read all the comments before or after theirs. They do take it as a waste of energy and resources to be reading replies to their post. Their only focus is to know that their post is counting.
How I do wish we have a notification message signal, notifying you when a reply of yours has been quoted or replied to
How I do wish we have a notification message signal, notifying you when a reply of yours has been quoted or replied to
This is good enough OP, thanks for creating topic in this, many newbies create posts today and don't bother to show some appreciations, it's like they aren't here for answers but just to create posts to rank up, it's pretty bad move, once you open a topic I expect you to reply back on people's comments
Some newbies are so like this but some are not, this forum is for asking question and contributing about bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. With what I have noticed, this forum is not about thanking but you can appreciate useful posts. If newbies contribute to this forum and post quality topics and replies, I think that is good enough. This forum requires newbies that are capable of contributing not thanking.
This is good enough OP, thanks for creating topic in this, many newbies create posts today and don't bother to show some appreciations, it's like they aren't here for answers but just to create posts to rank up, it's pretty bad move, once you open a topic I expect you to reply back on people's comments
Thanks brother for welcoming us newbies in the forum, is gradually process to grow.
We need help of senior members and legendary to up grade through there directive's and corrections to avoid mistakes.
We need help of senior members and legendary to up grade through there directive's and corrections to avoid mistakes.
I noticed it as well, most topic creators just abandon it every after their problem is solved. Usually, I report it to the moderator to close the thread in order to prevent spam replies that are answered already. Thanks for pointing it out too.
Also is it possible for you to not capitalise the first letter of every word, it gives me an odd feeling.
It's kind of annoying but it's not qualified to be annoying? I remember a setting when creating an article and you put a textbox and you could set a format setting where you could input it to all caps, just capital letters, etc. It seems that it's more tiring to press shift every word too. 
Show appreciation and as well as lock the threads to prevent additional replies to the thread. It somehow happens one way or another since some people don't particularly pay attention whether OP has posted a reply saying that the issue is resolved or not, especially if the thread has gone long for around 2-3 pages. It is limited to posts that are actually asking for answers though. Replies though that are just seemingly simillar to bumps should be avoided, whether it be intentional or not.
If You Might Have Posted A Quetionably Matters, Correspondence, Be Sure To Follow Up With Appreciative Replies As Well As Gratitude Replies, Situation Whereby Niewbies Asks Questions And Go Straight To Bed Is Not Welcomed, Let's The Community Be Sure You Received Your Enquiry By Showing Appreciative Replies.
Well it depends I think? If it is something technical query that needs technical support and application on your end then it is fine to give words of affirmation and confirmation that the problems is now fixed in order to avoid meaningless and repeated suggestion.If it's a query regarding a particular concept, then it would be fine to ask another question if the ideas and explanations given does not give sense on your behalf, otherwise locking and giving them a merit as an appreciative gesture is enough rather than simply replying a "Thank you" message which I think is not needed to an extent that it looks a low valued content.
Thanks a lot for your complaints about my first letter been capitalised, it had been my pattern of writing but will quietly accept the corrections from today onwards. I'm keen to learning new things and taking corrections at all times, it's part of the improvement here, "two heads are better than one" Thanks a lot @LoyceV and @Jackg
I have visited your post history after read this thread. As all reply here about your CAPITALISATION on every word, so I will suggest to avoid it. This CAPITALISATION prevent to read your post or quite annoying to me. Newbies means they aren't familiar with this forum although they are expert on crypto. I have seen couple of newbies who have best knowledge about crypto-currency but they are new on the forum. Of course I appreciate them when they made correct and constructive replies. But unfortunately a big part of newbie replies are just consider as a spam and they even don't try to be a constructive member here. I always welcome newbies because they are the future of this forum. So they should realize that true and contribute themselves as much as possible.
There are some beginners who are asking for help on something but when there are so many replies on his or her thread, they don't even make some replies or maybe they don't even look or read some replies. For all the beginners who are asking something in this forum try to appreciate some replies given on your threads, just give some appreciation on replies and if you already got the answers you may now lock the topic. We are all humans here, simple replies mean a lot for this person who help you.
Also is it possible for you to not capitalize the first letter of every word, it gives me an odd feeling.
I have seen his profile and mostly of his replies and post are the same, he keeps on capitalizing the first letter of every words. @OP you may use some grammar applications, tk correct those things. 
Some of the posts of the newbies are just asking related to the cryptocurrency and other things related but the main problem is they have a question that is not appropriate which is not a good thread. Some of these what is bitcoin, what is blockchain, and etc.. Those are the common things that you could find on the internet which is even newbie must know.
Also, there are some newbies don't appreciate other people's opinion too and getting harsh but most of the post of the higher ranks appreciate that information instead there are some corrections to clarify the information
The comment and the message is the thread created by the OP is good but still avoid using capital on each word because it is not quite appropriate.
Also, there are some newbies don't appreciate other people's opinion too and getting harsh but most of the post of the higher ranks appreciate that information instead there are some corrections to clarify the information
The comment and the message is the thread created by the OP is good but still avoid using capital on each word because it is not quite appropriate.
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Please don't capitalize every word. Your text is better without it.Regards to replies. You already said it yourself, aside from giving appreciative ones also its nice if the reader if possible digest the response like what @LoyceV and @jackg remind you about.
Hoping your next comment or post wouldnt be Capitalized again; i wonder if you manully typing it or using a phone with a feature to auto capitalized if yes just disable it.
Yeah this is always something that seems fairly annoying, once someone gets a solution they ignore their thread and don't bother to say how they fixed it. This is a problem if multiple answers are given as often, for technical issues especially, the main fix you found also works for the majority of others who get the same error for some time so it saves new threads from being opened unnecessarily.
Also is it possible for you to not capitalise the first letter of every word, it gives me an odd feeling.
Also is it possible for you to not capitalise the first letter of every word, it gives me an odd feeling.
To All newbies Here And Available On This Reputable Forum, You Are Welcome, Some New Buddy Is Presumed To Have Known Nothing About Bitcoin And Cryptocurrency And Some Are Expert Already But registered Here Maybe This Pandemic Summer, Sorry If It Sound So Insulting. This Community Is A Section Of Mutual Knowledge, Mutual Understanding, Where Higher Ranks And At The Same Time Fellow Newbies Answered Questions Correctly, If You Might Have Posted A Quetionably Matters, Correspondence, Be Sure To Follow Up With Appreciative Replies As Well As Gratitude Replies, Situation Whereby Niewbies Asks Questions And Go Straight To Bed Is Not Welcomed, Let's The Community Be Sure You Received Your Enquiry By Showing Appreciative Replies.
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