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Title: How do you consider a post as a constructive post? Post by: camito on February 03, 2018, 09:51:37 AM What should be the content to consider it as a constructive post for it to have merit points? How do you know if it is a constructive post if there are hundreds or thousands of posts in this forum? Just wanna know your ideas about this ;)
Title: Re: How do you consider a post as a constructive post? Post by: cynical on February 03, 2018, 10:01:06 AM Its a good question and I think I know where you are coming from.
A constructive post imo can be either technical, opinionated or advice based. It doesnt necessarily have to be very longwinded but must have some sort of backup evidence depending on the reply. While I am 100% behind the merit system i feel maybe its not working at its optimum. I think I have posted good stuff like others but the merits are not flowing as well as they should. ( Nothing like blowing your own trumpet ;) ) Constructive posting is not difficult but at thw moment regarding merits it is subjective and there can be a lot of repetition. Title: Re: How do you consider a post as a constructive post? Post by: No One on February 03, 2018, 11:09:13 AM What should be the content to consider it as a constructive post for it to have merit points? How do you know if it is a constructive post if there are hundreds or thousands of posts in this forum? Just wanna know your ideas about this ;) It's all about being on the point and a bit of viewers preference. Title: Re: How do you consider a post as a constructive post? Post by: krishnaverma on February 03, 2018, 11:15:25 AM What should be the content to consider it as a constructive post for it to have merit points? How do you know if it is a constructive post if there are hundreds or thousands of posts in this forum? Just wanna know your ideas about this ;) My opinion about constructive post: 1) To the point answer explaining the query in easy language. 2) Preference to someone who makes the reply earlier. If your reply is reply number 500 or so on a crowded thread, it will never get noticed. 3) Humor and good grammar always help. Title: Re: How do you consider a post as a constructive post? Post by: hilariousandco on February 03, 2018, 11:35:59 AM What should be the content to consider it as a constructive post for it to have merit points? How do you know if it is a constructive post if there are hundreds or thousands of posts in this forum? Just wanna know your ideas about this ;) Why don't you tell us what you consider constructive? Everyone has their own opinion on what a good/great post is, but was the post helpful, informative, well-written? Was it funny? Did it make a valid point? If someone reads a post and it ticks one of those boxes then it should likely be rewarded with merit and any posts that are just one or two sentences of mindless drivel done by a drone that has already been said hundreds of times should just be left alone as this system is trying to prevent those sorts of posts from being churned out. Title: Re: How do you consider a post as a constructive post? Post by: LFC_Bitcoin on February 03, 2018, 11:43:42 AM A constructive post is one that’s on topic (with regards to the OP). It needs to be thoughtful & concise, post length imo isn’t really all that important.
One thing that is a bit annoying is when people bump a post from a long time ago just to reach their sig campaign allotment. Title: Re: How do you consider a post as a constructive post? Post by: legendster on February 03, 2018, 12:10:25 PM What should be the content to consider it as a constructive post for it to have merit points? How do you know if it is a constructive post if there are hundreds or thousands of posts in this forum? Just wanna know your ideas about this ;) Well "theoretically" merit is supposed to be given to constructive / good quality posts, but you'll find people using it like a facebook like button. So I'd say stop worrying about your rank and rather focus on making good connections. Use this place as your primary social media for connecting with Crypto people. And you'll eventually rank up. Title: Re: How do you consider a post as a constructive post? Post by: camito on February 03, 2018, 02:10:42 PM What should be the content to consider it as a constructive post for it to have merit points? How do you know if it is a constructive post if there are hundreds or thousands of posts in this forum? Just wanna know your ideas about this ;) Well "theoretically" merit is supposed to be given to constructive / good quality posts, but you'll find people using it like a facebook like button. So I'd say stop worrying about your rank and rather focus on making good connections. Use this place as your primary social media for connecting with Crypto people. And you'll eventually rank up. Yeah your kinda right but wouldn't it be useless if merit points are given just because you use your connections instead of having good quality post or something like that? ??? But I like that idea, use your connections just to earn merit points in order to rank up. :D Title: Re: How do you consider a post as a constructive post? Post by: sitnikov on February 03, 2018, 02:19:46 PM Yeah your kinda right but wouldn't it be useless if merit points are given just because you use your connections instead of having good quality post or something like that? ??? But I like that idea, use your connections just to earn merit points in order to rank up. :D Members with approach will soon get their profile painted with red trust by senior members. Already it has started. Coming back to question of OP, constructive post is one which addresses the query asked. Title: Re: How do you consider a post as a constructive post? Post by: tekusa on February 04, 2018, 08:23:47 AM It should make sense and not just blindly making useless posts.
Title: Re: How do you consider a post as a constructive post? Post by: Tharel on February 04, 2018, 08:40:00 AM It should be Focused on the topic, it must be direct and straight to the point. There must be no profanity words used.
Lastly, a post must be meaningful, no name drop and no insulting of others. |