Topic: What makes a post to be quality? - page 2. (Read 507 times)

I think this particular discussion of quality of a post has been raised several times but yours has a different perception totally.

In the contest of post it's a subjective based decision, what I could consider quality post is not what someone elses considers quality post. Most English native merit source finds it hard to merit post that are not well constructed in English, punctuation marks etc but that doesn't mean that a good English speaker or writer is a quality poster, so if a non English native forum member wants to write according to the description of some merit source for there post to be merited then they should consider using an AI tool, like grammarly to construct their sentences in a very good English. Perhaps that a good solution but one can still write a very quality post with a lot of mistakes in English yet still receives a lot merit than expected, I can remember a legendary member of the forum who does not really arrange his write ups very we yet is very much valued here.

What I'm saying in essence is meriting is subjective (biased), it's totally the decision of a merit source to merit you. So your assumption that non English members of the forum does be long here as a result of poor English speaking then countries with English would also not here. We all are here to facilitate each others, so as a solution has been reach that non English natives should us AI tools to make good post, hence it's not longer a general problem if one isn't merited by a merit source because of poor writing.

Speaking about what makes a post quality , Good English is quite nice for easy communication so that the message will be well communicated To the public But looking critically To what defines a quality post Good english might not be prioritized, reason been that your english might be well organized But Lacks quality And has no valuable information To pass To the public.

However, from my own perspective what makes a post quality includes one of the followings :
1.content: The content should be educative, valuable And have the ability To infulence the readers.
2.Precision : The post should be precise And the information should be conveyed without excessive words.
3. The post should define a particular area of interest . And many more .

There's no qualification on this forum, aside from a few special boards. People can read and post regardless of their rank. Let's be honest, people chase merit and rank to get into signature campaigns, not to "learn" or "improve" or "contribute to the forum". It's all about money. And if you want to earn money you gotta but a bit of effort.

We should work according to budgets lay down and not outside the box. Everyone knows basically what they can take in this season. Never relent or excruciate posts that are irrelevant all because you're keen on meeting up targets for the day. We should always pave our way to enlighten the solid spot and bring on the best qualities within ourselves. We can sits in position of making high quality good posts and also make sure we're winning.

IMO what makes a post quality is how simple it is, even if your written is too much and it's not simple for one to read an understand it that means it's not quality enough, if you are supposed to receive a total merit of 5 or 10 you will only receive just below 5 because its not quality enough for one to read and understand them. A simple post that contains a quality contents will always receive merits from different users and lastly, what is quality for Mr A will not be quality for Mr B that's just the truth.

A post is said to be of good quality if it conveys useful information that is beneficial to the forum and her members especially post that has information that is not well known to members of the forum, for example, post that contains current Bitcoin related information and  other new informations that may have been discussed here but some members are yet to come across. The post must be written in a language that is well understood by everyone which is in english language unless it is a post that is made in a local board which the local language of the op is accepted there but if not, the post has to be written in and understandable english and the writeup must be related to the topic of discussion. So for post to be of good quality it must be written in good english language and the content must be simple and correct.

I think both things are mandatory to be considered as a quality post. Every person has their own choice but if give my suggestion then I think the content of a post is more necessary than language. I am saying this because if you don't know English you can post it on your local board where your post will be merited but if took the opposite of it like a person who is well known in English but if he has low low-quality post then how he will earn merits. A person should know English (I am saying this just non-speakersaker)in such a quantity that other people can easily understand his work so when good content and a good English post can combine no one passes through it without giving a merit.

We must also remember that in our realities of fighting AI, a competent post with excellent grammar and punctuation if it is not yet equipped with live notes of presence on the forum, is very easy to be confused with AI.
Therefore, even if the posts are not entirely literate, we can all understand each other, but it is better to always answer the topic of the question briefly without loading the texts with water. “Brevity is the sister of talent.” Tell the essence so as not to interrupt the reader’s attention from the topic.

Good language could also be a sign of a post being a good quality because if a person isn't then the content wouldn't be understood right away. For example of it is the grammar which will help you understand the topic or its content or what the poster meant. A person needs both in order to write well or good enough for others to understand easily and the content which a person is trying to share. If s person doesn't have both then if it's in person then that person is most likely talking gibberish.

Quality is subjective and individual based what seems to be quality posts to you may be looked at as shiopist by another user's it all depends on the background of the reader, so there is no universally acceptable mechanism to determine shitposts and high quality posts, but sure from the content of the posts majority should be able to see how quality the post is or it low quality from the grammatical approach and use of words Plus what other information added to the discussions this are things to look out for in a quality post's here in the forum.

Learning at least how to be a decent English speaker would help. When I registered here in the forum, my English is kind of broken TBH. What I did at that time is that, I spent hours and hours watching videos that are English subtitled. Documentaries, entertaining videos, tutorials. Everything that is English. I learned from it and fairly enough, I learned from it. I'm not an expert in communicating using English language since it isn't my primary language but I can say that my English isn't broken compare to other users here. Sorry. Sorry.

Anyway, I can't say the exact factors on a post to be "at a high quality", but what I'm doing is that, I'm just sharing what I know, and just being me. If you're a good English speaker or at least a decent one, it will reflect towards the content of your post. A not-so-good English speaker can't make good post because his English is kind of broken. On the other hand, those users here that has English as their primary language will create a good to high quality posts here. At least that's my observation.

It wasn't stated in the rules that Non-English speakers aren't quality to share their opinion in different boards outside of the local board. It's just that, being good or at least decent in speaking English would help you in terms of the quality of your posts.

 

English could be the universal language in the world because of its widespread all over the continents in the world but with this edge it has over other languages it is still not the most widely spoken language in the world as their are many other languages that has more speakers than them globally. It is because of this disparity in languages that local boards are created for easy communication and understanding between each other. Because of the importance of communication in the forum, it made some members of the forum to ask other local members of some board to translate their useful posts into their local dialects for the benefits of them all in the local board. It is not a crime trying to communicate in English if you really want to communicate with others here, it is still part of the learning process and such users shouldn't be scrutinized or judged for that since they are only trying to learn.


Everyone will have their view on what good quality post is, but i will measure a good quality post by the content it contains and what it is trying to pass. The language does not matter to me if the message and the most important content of the message is rightly passed and understood by the readers. Everyone was once a learner and had to pass through the learning process before they became better of whom they are today in the aspect of the language they are using for communication.

There are quite a lot of non-native English speakers in the forum who are quality posters, mind you that your English does not have to be impeccable, it just has to be decent enough for other users to understand what you are saying. There are a lot of non-native English speakers who have also said that communicating in the forum has helped to improve their English, so it is for a fact that if you communicate with others here, overtime, your English will get better.

Quality post is somewhat subjective, but i think if you firmly understand the subject of discussion and you are able to contribute to it, you are making good posts. It is all about garnering knowledge, either through reading the posts of other users, or from external sources, and if you do not understand a thing about a subject being discussed, do not post, but read. Do this, and you will subsequently make good posts in the forum.

• Language can also determine someone's understanding so that their post can be considered quality.
• the content of the answer, humor, also does not escape the attention of other members so that the post is considered to have a good impression so that it is considered quality.
• information, knowledge developed here by other members can also be considered quality.

The point is: the post is valuable not in terms of the length of the writing, but the content of the words or answers that are more meaningful and helpful are the main points for the member, so that it is rated as a perfect answer.

Actually, someone considers other members to be qualified, can be seen in a broad and diverse way, for example, posting a sense of humor also doesn't go unnoticed by other members, meaning that making a post that is a little educational and creative is good enough to be considered, of course the main capital language.

Good English language can be solved easily through the use of grammar and spelling tools like grammarly and other app that help improves sentence construction.

The content of the most matter because even if the post has a perfect english while the content is garbage then it’s still a garbage no matter how elegant the post construction is. It’s reading an AI post without a thought of a real human. Even with a broken english while the thought is gold then it can be considered as quality post as long as it’s understandable and doesn’t cause an eye bleeding to read. 

I don't find any post shitty just because the English was not properly organized. Intelligency is not rated by how much good anyone can be with tje English vocabularies.
There are numerous existing languages which single handed individual can't communicate with them all but that doesn't change the potentiality of the individual that he/she can't make some good quality and constructive contributions here.
That's why we've the local boards but depending on the range of your bitcoin adoptions in your countries. So if we can't communicate effectively with the use of the English language which is the general communicable language in general forums, you can just stay by your local board.

I know some of the core native forum users who're not fluent with the English language uses the translator to communicate with the audience in the public section boards such as here and of which they're unabled at times to figure it the google actually had them the right wordsein place.
If you're not making mockery of any poster here simply because the English wasn't right, you can actually connect to what the poster is trying to pass over to the public and then it's just left for you to comply if actually you've something to contribute towards it.

So to me, quality posts are posts which offers help to the forum users. Helps such as bringing solutions, making research and discovers new ideals that may be helpful to the audiences and how you can help solve some solutions of an issue currently on ground or how to prevent or offers future helps.
In all, quality posts are valuable posts in need and indeed.

There are lots of factors on what makes a post have that "quality" that differentiates with other post. But you also have to understand that there are even posts that are quality in nature but they do not garner merits. So if your question is on how posts are "quality" and their association with merits, then I think you must have a different perspective on it.

Generally, a post is a quality reply if it has substantial information that can help others. In addition, a post may be considered "quality" if it provides information to the public that has not yet been shared. For example, there are people who continuously share tips on forecasting about the price of BTC. That may be considered as helpful information that may be categorized as a quality post.

Though this may be subjective, you must also understand that it does not mean that if a post/reply lacks merit, then it is not quality. Those are two (2) different things that can be proportionate or in conflict with each other depending on how you see it.

Not everyone who joins this forum uses English as the official language to communicate in everyday life, members who are not native English speakers will try to do their best so that their English is good and can be understood by other members when reading it.

The two have an interrelated correlation, it's useless if your English is good but the content of the post doesn't have a clear direction. Quality posts will be judged by the language used to make it easier for other members to read and the constructive content of the post.

There are no restrictions for anyone to build communication here or continue discussions as long as he is able to use English fluently and every word he writes has many benefits for other members. Members like this deserve to be called quality posters even though English is not their native language.

Both are equally important in my opinion.

English is not the first language for most of us here, but we have learned it through constant practice and speaking/writing here and there. To be honest, it's not that difficult if you have a general understanding of things and have basic reading and writing skills.

Coming back to the topic, a post that contains good content and is relevant can be considered a constructive post, but if it has no English or grammatical mistakes, it becomes better because the readers won't have difficulties understanding the sentences constructed.

A lot of people I see in the forum use a single word multiple times in their post. I know English isn't their first language, but one should at least have the basic understanding of how they should write a post and how to use different vocabulary for each sentence so that it doesn't sound bad or repetitive.

If you're discussing the language barrier and its issues, unfortunately, individuals aren't able to fully benefit from current technology. Many users within the community resort to alternative methods to make their voices heard. If someone uses an AI, they are reported on a thread that identifies them as an AI user. However, this is a never-ending issue as no one understands the issue or why this came into existence.