Topic: TMAN'S guide to getting merit. - page 2. (Read 17956 times)

This is great advice Indohunter.  I also suggest using a search engine and looking for the topic on bitcoin talk to avoid duplicating articles.

If you are looking for an answer, this tends to be much faster.

TMan's guide was one of the first posts I read on this forum. 

I remember the days of $1 BTC, wish I had made more moves.

I would also like to add that you can learn English using different sites. Links to them I will not leave, I will leave only the names

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I'll talk about two resources - Busuu and Duolingo.
I'm not trying to name the best method of learning English, but only acquaint you with the practice - my and friends.

Duolingo

Having learned about this system after the need for training courses has disappeared, I can judge the effectiveness of the system only by the feedback of its graduates. If you evaluate only this indicator, you should definitely try it.

The Duolingo project was launched in the US. It is built on the technique of igrofification - the path from the beginning to the end of the training is fixed on the gaming skill tree. The technique pays much attention to written lessons, dictations. If you perform the task with dignity - you add points. Failure to do so results in a loss of life and a return to the beginning of the lesson.

Busuu

International social network, which unites people to study the language. Here you can communicate with its speakers, learn grammar, memorize words. The educational materials of the site are diverse, however, to have access to full content, you need to pay a subscription. But it's worth it. You can learn both on the computer and with applications for smartphones.

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If you are interested, I can make a list of ten or more services that you can use. Let me know. Good luck!

is this allowed in the forum? If true how can one get it,  I heard its not that easy as newbie to get merits

I carefully read your article will come in very handy to me and I think it's helpful for starters.

I believe this as the most important point. Majority of new bitcointalk members are trying to become instant cryptocurrency millionaires by participating in signature bounty campaigns. They know that senior members with higher member ranks will get higher stakes per each post. This makes them to create more and more posts to get more stakes in signature bounty campaigns as they have to beat the senior members by posts count. Then they become 3rd world posters and never get merits from reputed members. Final result will be staying as a junior member forever.

My native language is not English. I think I have to take OP's advice and learn English in order to contribute to this forum in a better manner.

That is cool, I had a cheeseburger for lunch and a coke zero.


Then why the fuck are you here if you cant really understand what is going on and you are using a shitty translate program to post?

My native language is not English. With my level of English knowledge, I have to use Google translate to write posts. But I do not want to look stupid or lazy, I check the text several times and also use Grammarly apps for Google Chrome.

I came to the understanding that English is needed not only for this forum. I have a small child and we are waiting for the second. In the future they will go to school and they will have to learn English. But nobody taught him in our family. Both my wife and I learned German. Now I spend about an hour learning English every day. Who else will help them if not the father.

But everybody loves a Logitech mouse.

Not everybody knows how to use one though, you might be interested in this birthday card that I picked up yesterday. The link is just a jpeg.

Are you sure that's how you surf the net?

I'm not that fluent in English and I accept it but to read this posts coming from members who have higher rank than me, I'm thinking that I am lucky that I am still  at Full member now.

P.S. I laughed for almost a minute with what this one poster said "WITH LOVE"  . Sorry but can't help myself not to laugh with it. Peace

I highly appreciate your time to collect those books and share free links to download.
hope that non-native English speakers will find your thread and use those books to improve their English proficiency a bit.

When I see this kind of posts, from two Hero Members, I kinda understand how some "newer" members are deadly frustrated for being in a way lower rank... I don't even understand what they are saying...

Thanks for the response. If I had merit, I would award you some.

I went through your posts and I would have following recommendations for you:

1.The walls of text you are posting in Trading and Altcoins - those rarely will attract any readers. It would be better if you consice your opinions and write less and to the point. I know you are trying to help others but sometimes people like the easy solution rather than the intellectual one. Still you are free to decide how much you want to write in each post - totoally your own choice.
2.Stay away from Bitcoin Discussion. Its a worthless shitcan nowadays.
3.Try to diversify posts in other sections as well.

Wow. So bitcointalk = English tuitions now?

I will keep trying to follow your every advice. And, I already admitted to an English learning coaching center in my country, following english practice youtube channel, Android applications. Though I am not very bad in English, But, I know that it is not enough for me. I am spending time here by reading threads and today one of my facebook friends just given me another good ways to improve English writing skill. This is my mission and I Hope I will succeed in my mission. Thanks once again Tman for your great help.

I feel like my last 15 posts have been useful, contributing to the conversation, and helpful. I still haven't got merit. Is there any thread that reviews accounts and gives criticism for me to improve my posts further?

Or am I unlucky when it comes to getting merit? Any feedback would be great. My goal is to work hard on this forum and contribute to the future cryptocurrencies.

4000 essential English words (Paul Nation), for someone who would like to learn more vocabularies.

1) Volume 1

Link to download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Mn0ZiBWPXoRHzX5FhRauU81DnOh13MtF/view?usp=sharing

2) Volume 2

Link to download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Q2u6BlYwY_FXQIpuoUHOLrc8-SH56seF/view?usp=sharing

3) Volume 3

Link to download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dxZF88MtYITGIeRy-5-gjyQwA2id7lLi/view?usp=sharing

4) Volume 4

Link to download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fu2laGnAwTglASf2JnWL0Yrs6SU-yBn9/view?usp=sharing

5) Volume 5

Link to download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hL6QyIqYRdamdqnSUEZkiAAtvydurapB/view?usp=sharing

6) Volume 6

Link to download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lSmd2L5C6ddOKe29guwH6Mlw7hvCzxfC/view?usp=sharing

For someone who would like to learn English and improve quality of threads in the bitcointal forum.
Hope it helps!

1) Oxford Word Skills (Basic level)

Link to download:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RqURcSlQEqCDJSKWV94jnVN5GXAHzbnM/view?usp=sharing

2) Oxford Word Skills (Intermediate level)

Link to download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qjV591wJ-yMGtGHparSqJwe_buFWWF6-/view?usp=sharing

3) Oxford Word Skills (Advanced level)

Link to download: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rc6-qGTjoOd93nJaVGSDFF4bMNxq49PZ


Notes: Lol, after publishing this thread, my post count shows 'leet' due to 1337, and I had several panic minutes.

First time I have encountered topic like this. May be I am a shit poster (honest confession, I really am), posting around the alt-coin and bitcoin section. From today on, I am going to study a bit more (spending time on the forum to read things) besides the shit posting I do for bounties. 

Thank you for the specific link...

To learn English, you can watch English movies with subtitles. Here is the list of those films and series that I used.

My Fair Lady (1964)      Bridget Jones’s Diary (2001)               The Office (2001—2003)                     
                                                               
                                          Extr@ (2002—2004)