The more merit you got the more motivation you start generating which make you to strive more and more with your progress in the forum.
My question is are the high ranking acknowledging when a newbie is trying to deliver daily and how hard is it for them to reward such newbie with merit?
When the effort of a newbie is appreciated or found reasonable by any high-ranking member, they award merit to it. Regarding what you think and your question, newbies' efforts are always appreciated and encouraged with merit, but if you are not getting the merits, that's a clear notice to you that you are not putting in enough effort. So try hard and put more effort into your topics and comments. Create helpful topics with a good idea, give reasons why the idea is good to emulate, and give the disadvantages and advantages of it, and you may likely get merit; ask a very reasonable or genuine question, and you might get merits too. If you look very closely, you will see there are some newbies who already have above-average 5 or 10 merit. They obviously started with some good posts, and even before they started, it was not merit that motivated them; they first of all motivated themselves and created some good topics, which earned them merit.
So, motivate yourself and do quality work; don't wait for merit to motivate you, or else you might not get any merit any time soon.
i beg your pardon mr am not a shitposter and am not pleading for you to give me merit,i know what i must to earn merit,as you can see the topic i posted is a significant one,as an expert that you are you should give advice to newbies not using condemning words on me thanks.
LOL, don't take is personal, @Lovesmayfamilis is only scolding you, perhaps you can take it as a challenge upon your self to make a little push up on your post quality. He (@LMF) have not practically called you a shit poster yet, but I think your post is convincing him to conceive the thought to do so.
Cheers 🥂, Dr.Bitcoin_Strange👺👺