Topic: Read Well and also think we'll before you respond to post. - page 2. (Read 301 times)

I also see why my posts are sometimes deleted by themselves without notification in email, apparently posts from new threads by the creator if they are not busy with visits and even worse are deleted by the creator himself. Of course, this is very vulnerable for participants who have taken part in the signature campaign if they do not double-check that the number of previous posts is sufficient.

Now I am looking for a large number of visitors and on the other hand there are many items that can be answered and also the opportunity to ask questions and answers among forum members on various discussion topics.

One thing I’ve come to realize in the forum is that, we all have our ways of reasons and different opinions about a particular subject matter and at every case scenario, I always try to see reasons with what people are thing to say.
Personally, I think one major reason a post can be deleted by a moderator is if the post is most a one line off topic post or a one word comment which didn’t making a many meaningful contributions to the very subject matter.

At some point, you also have to realize that, here is a forum and a community with diversed opinions and group of persons with different languages and cultures and there are people who English isn’t there official language and you shouldn’t expect such persons express themselves same way with someone who is already proficient in English does.

In conclusion, post are mostly deleted by moderators if they don’t meet a certain criteria.

 The essence of making a post is to either educate or be educated from the different opinions or takes of the users but when this criteria is not met, it becomes irrelevant and as such deemed off topic. Many people rush into replying a thread without knowing head or tail of what is being discussed simply because either they want to complete post count or they just feel like adding their two cents.

Posting off topic doesn't necessarily mean that the response by some users didn't align with what the op was trying to say but it can also mean it's generic and like @Cryptoaddictchie pointed, it just doesn't make sense.

First, you need to start with yourself. If you read the first and last pages of the topic, and this most often happens to the majority of users, then everything that was discussed earlier is unknown to them. This is why we see the same answers.

It’s not scary if the author’s opinion does not coincide with other opinions; this is where communication is born, and in a dispute, we get the truth. But when we respond to a topic that has ceased to be relevant already on the second page, since there simply cannot be other opinions, this is the birth of spam.

Again, if you realize this, don't do it. From everyone, we can get a great result from the cleanliness of the forum.

I got your first point but I did not get your second one, speaking of the first one, you are right, when we see a new post it has most likely not been checked by the moderator or some person who used to report it to the moderator,  so you saw a new post and made reply to it, and there is a chance that mod will move that thread to off-topic section if its not relevant, otherwise to the relevant section. I have faced this so many times, as I mostly reply on new topics and some of posts end up in sections where I don't want them to be. But that's ok.

Besides realizing the context of the post of OP, we can give some time to the post, maybe a day or when 1 or 2 pages already created we can make post on it without any worry, as 99% chance is, that topic is not going to be moved now. But the best practise is not doubt to realize the post contents, I have done this too many times and also report the post to the mods so it already end up at relevant section, so other's efforts would be saved. But still, we write what we love or like to write. So overall, no loss even if post is not counted or considered by other members as member don't visit some section so you get lesser response and replies.

Obviously OP you have a good point but your post lacks quality from my perspective but maybe not in others perception. It's not well constructed but it's surely passing an information.

Sometimes I don't blame people for making off topics post in a thread but at the same time everyone is entitled to his or her responsibilities which means you have to read before you make a post.

Reason why I don't blame some people for off-topic post is because some people don't follow the etiquettes of the forum for creating a thread, they just type what's in their head and click post without proper reviews to ensure if it is making any sense or follow the forum standards or not.

From the above quote especially the bolded part, one should be able to write on-topic post or response just be reading the title of a thread, so where people begin to write off-topic in a thread is when the topic says some thing else and the content says another then it will have to require someone to read deeply to write an on-topic post.

For people especially newbies who will want to read more on the above you can visit this thread Make your topic title, posts more attractive by @tranthidung or click on the quote to read the complete post by @theymos

Regarding the second paragraph of OP's post, some times I see paraphrased sentence in a post though I'm not excluded to it but almost everyone is included in this part but sometimes it's necessary to add at least a line or two to a post as long as you know what you're saying even though someone might have said similar thing but with your own point it could be elaborated.
Let's say @LoyceV doesn't like writing too much on a post he prefers hitting the point straight and he already responded to a thread and I'm interested in it, I can elaborate his point as long as we are saying the same thing hence I don't consider it repetition words because it brings out the real ideal of a short sentence.

We have different perspectives of things but I guess this is mine.

Yeah, you're right, but from what I've seen, this happens in some of those who are in campaigns. Perhaps they want to rush to complete their daily post, so when they see the title of a post that interests to them, they'll just respond to it without going through all the articles just to meet up with their daily post. This also happens in newbies, who are eager to respond to a post or create a topic to draw attention to themselves in order to earn merit. You are going to see a newbie sharing a thread trying to educate people on the topic that they don't have the idea of and they don't like doing research in or outside the forum, and they constantly want to contribute to the forum.

It is normal to see this anywhere on the internet. I too am guilty of this so I try to re-read after hitting the post button. Sometimes, I can't believe that I wrote rubbish, I'll then edit and rewrite.  

This is the comment left by Poker Player on one user's profile - He writes generic posts that at first glance have something to do with what is being discussed but are pure garbage.

Some forum members don't take their time to read the discussion before hitting the reply button and then write off point. They end up writing gibberish even when they seem to be writing a whole lot of words. This makes the discussion to lack the needed and engagement that it needs.

You can also discover that after a person makes an off topic post of which he has no idea on the subject matter in consideration, the experienced members correct such user and he also feels bad and the next think you will deduce is from the perception of being bullied by the old members, you can imagine that if everyone of us are posting off topic, the entire forum will just be full of spammers, that is why each boards has its own area of discussion as the case may applies to what we can be able to contribute over there.

Not quite uncommon to be honest, I've seen it happen on larger threads, some of mine included, with users quoting the starting post when something else is being discussed in the latest replies, and they go, posting something completely irrelevant with the rest of the discussion. The issue is that it's not only new accounts doing this but also higher-ranked ones. I understand that it may happen, either because you read something wrong and understood something different, or because, as someone already mentioned, you were typing at the same time with another user. However, some users intentionally don't bother reading, and put in the minimum attempt to contribute to the discussion.

It's best to simply report such replies and get them removed, as other users may go ahead and reply and derail the discussion even further.

There are a couple of reasons why that could happen, another person can post something similar while they were still typing. Some users also do this to complete their post quota or get merits.

You could quote the posts or list their usernames. So users are already tagged in this regard and you can tag them to be added to actmyname’s Spammer Blacklist [The Shitlist]

Possibly. But a topic becomes off topic when its literally as it is. Meaning not related to forum or not in the appropriate section and hence not related to "Bitcoin" and "cryptocurrency".

Mostly topic that are out of subject related to blockchain. If a user comment to that thread it will automatically go on off topic if that one move to that section.

I can see many Rollbit participants trying eagerly not to get removed by your campaign manager as he wants to reshuffle, but it is better you bring a very good topic.

Repetitive posts are not an off-topic posts but they are not worth it at all. Most threads on this forum supposed to be locked before page 2. This would be able to solve repetitive posts.

Have anyone noticed that the reason why some persons post go off the topic is because they don't read the entire op writing before they reply to a thread, some persons respond to a thread based on the caution of the topic and that is why we meet up different opinions or suggestions that is not in lines what the OP points of view.

Secondly, when someone have written what you want to write in same thread you have to give off, instead of making a pointless point, I know very well that many users in forum make off topic because what I outlined.