Topic: Sorry everyone (Read 359 times)

It would be great to increase the quality of your posts, really with your thoughts and views. Take this advice.

Also, if the moderators will trust you after plagiarism , do not forget to insert links to sources.

You have already started to get merits from this community users and all this happening after you confess your mistakes. So isn't it easier than other ways of earning merits. You can take it as encouragement for your future bitcointalk journey and again it proved that our community users are enough helpful for newbies like you. In every single day you will get opportunity of learning new things and you have to take the advantage of this rather than looking for easy/shortcut ways to build your own identity here. Just keep in mind that if you help others by providing proper information's and guidelines then you will find lots of people around you who will help you to enrich your own knowledge vault. You will get merits only then When anyone will think that your post is worthy of having merit.

Spend more time to read forum posts and enrich your own knowledge by which you can easily help others. By following this process i hope you will be able to deliver quality posts for this community.    

You're not alone.

Everyone makes mistakes man. Even Legendary and old timers here are making mistakes too. No one is perfect. It's great that you've decided to post a public apology rather than being silent and keep doing the same thing that made others putting you on the ignore list or marking you as a spammer, low quality poster, merit beggar and so on.

I've been there before. Posted my public apology, then I made another terrible mistake days after, then I'm gone for almost a month questioning myself if I still deserve a chance to be here in this forum or regaining the trust from others.

I even try commit silent suicide that time because I can't forgive myself mistake after mistake, and my career was at the "worse than rock bottom" level after enjoying my ride for the past couple of years with rewards coming from airdrops, bounty programs, being part of the development team, traveling worldwide, etc.

You know what I did? I took a long break for almost a month, doing travel and leisure in some famous local attractions, playing my favorite hardcore video games, trying other sources of income, etc. And one day, I told myself that I want to came back to Bitcointalk as the real guy. At first, I was afraid. But as the old man says, we can't move forward if we just kept being afraid for the rest of our lives.

And I did. I threw all of my fears, doubts, worries and uncertainties, and I came back as a renewed person. I expanded my skills and talent to contribute even more in some projects. Trying something different in the crypto and blockchain space that would made me more valuable. The long break gave me an opportunity to reflect, realizing my past wrongdoings, the adjustments I should be doing, etc.

I may never change the past, but I can change the future. I didn't allow my past to define who I am today. I moved on slowly but surely, and I'm finally focused on the right direction. I even started reporting 3S's (scammers, spammers, shillers) and account sellers here in the forum.

I'm not after the merits too (that's just bonus points for me). What matters to me is that I want to get back being a respected and helpful member again. Because of that, I got unexpected blessings from some sources and it helped me all the way since the pandemic began until now.

Just take it one day at a time man. You'll get better, just like what I'm doing now. Hope my story inspires you to become a better community member of Bitcointalk.

I'm sure you can do something better in this Forum.
Instead of you doing things like yesterday.

humans are not free from mistakes, but with the awareness, tenacity, and knowledge they have, they can turn into good and honorable members.

OP, you can also do it, if you want to learn and be creative with the ideas you have, there are many members from Arabia here who are professional: such as: @khaled0111, @hugeblack, @mikeywith, and many more. Hope you can follow in their footsteps and succeed here.

OP, Merit does not have to beg, make meaningful and useful posts in this forum, other members will automatically rate and give Merit for you.
Prove it and do one post like I said and see the results.

Good luck.

Good to see that you have realized your mistakes and ready for a cure. For the future, just remember one thing "prevention is better than cure" and "better to stay safe than say sorry". Anyway, you are not punished for it since moderators removed the thread without punishment. But it would be more appropriate if you concentrate your post quality. Merit could be earned by your contributions, doesn't necessarily merit begging.

Well said!

This is not a joke, BTW. This forum can drive someone pretty nuts if not careful. 

This is probably what you are talking about Is this merit begging?

This is not stealing money from members, so I guess anyone can forgive you on this, it's a minor mistake but I'm glad you admitted it yourself and you promise to improve. Well, you are still new, you might as well read the forum rules and some of the useful thread and comments in this forum so you'll able to understand the standard. Lastly, just like other members are saying, I would also like to welcome you here.

OP, it's not as if I'm authorized on behalf of the forum to accept your apology, but I'd like to say I respect you for going that route instead of being belligerent or lying about the merit thing or whatever else you could have done. 

As far as I know, you're not going to get banned or suffer any other kind of consequence, so just take this as a learning experience--and also, you might want to read the forum rules if you haven't already, as Bthd has suggested in his post above.  There are things that will get you banned, either temporarily or permanently, and it's good to know what's expected of you on bitcointalk so you don't run into trouble.

Welcome to the wacky, wonderful world of bitcointalk and may your stay here not plunge you into delirium, dementia, or any other serious mental health crisis.  It's been known to happen.

You are wellcome, everyone have some mistakes at early times. It's not a big problem, you should read more for learning how this world works. Learning took more than 2 years for me , i got only 10 merits at my first year. I'd learned many useful things at my bitcointalk journey and i'm still growing myself.

Lets start with reading Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ

Just have fun.

Mistakes are human and i believe a lot of people will understand your apology so long as you are ready to be positive in the community.

Hi everyone
I made a mistake when I mentioned in one of my posts merit points and I admit to this mistake and I am sorry all respected members and I promise I will not repeat this
I will work to improve the quality of my posts and I feel proud that I am present among you. Please excuse you as I am new and I need your useful comments and advice to be better in the future.