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JJG you must be using the speech to text or something like that as I know you definitely, you are the first one who gave merit to me and advised me to improve post quality. As your post length is amazing, there are two ways that I assume from your post length one of them is you may be one of the fastest typers another one is you might be using some voice-to-text tools. For such lengthy posts, I would like to know how many words you an type in 1 min.
I type my posts. I do not use speech to text.
I type around 40 to 50 words per minute.. and also depending on if I am better rested or if I might be a bit slower on some days, too.
I do feel that I ramble some times, and surely I have been criticized for being repetitive.. which I cannot really deny the factual truth of that accusation.. not that I am going to agree to change what I had already decided to do in terms of what I chose to post or how much I choose to read back over my posts before I submit them..
Regarding post quality.. each of us will have a differing view in regards to what we might consider to be better or worse post quality, so I personally consider posting from personal experiences to be good and then trying to back up what you say is also a good thing.
Also, generally speaking, I do consider it to be better to say why you are posting a link or to explain if you support it or if you are against it... but I will still send merits to low quality posts that are posting links to decently good linked information that might NOT have been previously posted.. which is not always so much of a great idea to encourage those kinds of not so great posts.. but still, I appreciate when there is quality contents that seem to be on-topic or otherwise good information that somehow resonates with me or even with my then current mood, even if the substance is coming from the information contained in an outside link...
Also how many posts on average do you post on Bitcointalk?
26k+ posts imagine a person from 3200+ days active on BTT and if you consider no leave its around 8 posts daily.
Yes.. that 8 per day is about right.. and it is not even close to the quantity that Philipma posts.. not that I am trying to catch up to either him or to chartbuddy. When I first got on the forum.. I purposefully tried to limit the quantity of my posts to just a couple per day.. but I stopped limiting myself in more recent years... even though just like a lot of other peeps
(or wannabe peeps) sometimes I do have to carry out some other real world activities, too.
I think its enough to at least have a chat with every active BTT account.
Of course, if we are somewhat interactive, through the years, we do end up exchanging communications with several of the main forum members.. but at the same time, I try (or prefer) to do most of my communications with other forum member publicly rather than through PMs... even though every once in a while there does seem to be a need or a preference to take things to PM... I also prefer to try to talk more about substance.. such as bitcoin rather than getting into squabbles, but sometimes the squabbles are difficult to avoid.. each of us have egos.. and sometimes my own ego becomes a problem, too.. not that I would admit that publicly in terms of any specific incident... hahahaha I remember recently agreeing that I was wrong about something with Franky1.,. .. hahahahaha.. Can you imagine that? Actually, I did not exactly admit that I was wrong, even though.. I mostly did.
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200 weeks of dca'ing!! dude thats crazy, don't do that
Buy ~50% of what you ideally would want to invest right now.
then buy more if price is significantly lower then your initial buy price.
That's a kind of retarded suggestion that you have in terms of general applicability.
In udder words, generally speaking, the financial and psychological practicalities of normies no doesn't work like the way that you are wanting them to work.
In udder words, you seem to be wanting to push normies more into gambling than they already tend to want to do.. which is emphasizing the wrong kinds of tendencies that no does not work out too good for actual long term investing...
Yeah.. I posted a general response about that recent revelation,
here.
