Topic: posts and replys (Read 248 times)
the post is when you write a topic about something and replay it when someone answers the topic or question logically
hello i join a campaign and they talk about posts and replys so i would like to know the difference between them
I have to comment/answer or create topic each day as much as I know.
Post consists of :
1. creating topic
2. comment(reply)
its different kind.
1. creating topic
2. comment(reply)
its different kind.
hello i join a campaign and they talk about posts and replys so i would like to know the difference between them
post mean new thread.in this forum and reply mean when you ll reply some post you can also reply just like me with press the right side quote batten .you need 5reply in week in any bounty program .i offer you come join with me bounty program CVproof its a good program you ll earn good here
Post and reply looking at it is almost similar, but in a basic summary, post is what you just did now by asking a question (posting your question) and reply is what i just did, (posting my reply)
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I think there are some misunderstanding about Post, reply and topic. Let me clarify it. And if I miss something, please adding more details information to correct them.
We should distinguish differences between those three terms in the forum.
1) Topic:
A topic is a discrete piece of content that is about a specific subject, has an identifiable purpose, and can stand alone. For example: Your topic, namely "posts and replys", it should be replies, not replys (typo)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topic
2) Post: A post, also called a thread, is something like your comment on Facebook, Twitter, etc. in order to show/ illustrate your ideas. A post can discuss about the topic's question, it's not related to anyone else post in the same topic. It's simply your ideas.
3) Reply: A reply is a post, which is posted for specific purposes, such as answering or discussing ideas of someone else.
In the forum, you can reply by using Quote button in someone's thread, then typing your ideas. That is a reply.
For example:
This post is a post/ thread
The second one in the following link is a reply to topic creator's OP:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--2871735
We should distinguish differences between those three terms in the forum.
1) Topic:
A topic is a discrete piece of content that is about a specific subject, has an identifiable purpose, and can stand alone. For example: Your topic, namely "posts and replys", it should be replies, not replys (typo)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topic
2) Post: A post, also called a thread, is something like your comment on Facebook, Twitter, etc. in order to show/ illustrate your ideas. A post can discuss about the topic's question, it's not related to anyone else post in the same topic. It's simply your ideas.
3) Reply: A reply is a post, which is posted for specific purposes, such as answering or discussing ideas of someone else.
In the forum, you can reply by using Quote button in someone's thread, then typing your ideas. That is a reply.
For example:
This post is a post/ thread
The second one in the following link is a reply to topic creator's OP:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--2871735
Post is the topic that you started just like the way how you posted this question so we can share our thoughts while reply is sharing your thoughts on a topic or thread that has been started by other members of this forum.
I think it's about their thread. 2 your own posts with questions, maybe, and 3 replies to other posts, just so that they have 'genuine' activity which is not that obviously paid for 
You need to make at least 2 constructive posts and 5 replies each week.
thats what they say.
thats what they say.
A post can mean both things. It could be a reply post (like what I did right right now to respond to your question), and it could be a topic post (like what you did with this topic).
hello i join a campaign and they talk about posts and replys so i would like to know the difference between them
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