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Hi, people. Lets discuss different ways of gettitting merit and give constructive and creative tips.
1. I know that we should write quality posts for getting merit. So I offer to tell about it in that topic. Which post is worthy of reward? Please write here different tips for improvement our messages.
What it have to consist of? Which words posts should include?
2. I've created Telegram channel for discussion different questions about BT forum. You can ask me about it PM.

Lets help everyone and make Bitcointalk great again!)

I as a noobie would like to know as well how to get merit and move up in ranks!

Please help

As I know we need write usefull posts. But I don't know which post is good and usefull. I've made this topic for finding this answer. I hope some Hero or Legendary will tell about quality posts. Because I've written a lot of posts and never got merit unfortunatelly :(

What is quality post ? Many Newbies and Jr. members are struggling to get merit. Its always the same story that the posts is not constructive or the quality is not good. How does a person decide which post is quality and deserved merit ?

Here in the section I saw a few topics in which users with a high rank distribute sMerit for the best of your messages
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0.
Look and you will find several such topics. Basically, you will choose from all your posts the top 5 in your opinion and give links to them.
Whose messages to the creator of the topic like, that's what he gives sMerit

There are many similar topics like this one, I will just give you a little tip because I already give my answer to this question many times.

Here's a new tip review this link, it consist of all recent merit sends in the forum.
Then review those merited post and ask your self why this post get merit, of course exclude to your research those merited post that dont really deserve a merit.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=merit;stats=recent

There are many threads regarding merits on the forum already, but few of them talk about which I consider being the most important point: Do not get obsessed with merits.
For you can write a great thread and it can be lost in between all the topics in here. There are too many people here in the forum, and new threads are wroten each minute. That's because the best move is to relax, to do your best and to not wait for merits everytime you think you have written a great text 'cause maybe it isn't regarded as you hope and you can feel frustrated.
Another advice should be: choose well where to post. If you are always posting in the altcoin section it is going to be difficult to earn merits. I think the best way is to post in many sections, always by reading before posting about the topic in discussion. I think the "press" one is a really good section to post because there is always hot discussion about whatś going on with the crypto world on the press.
Inform yourself. Of course. Before even writing a single word, learn about, read a lot, and think about what is your own opinion, take a minute to build an idea, reflex about the topic... For good topics need a previous meditation.
The last advice: never beg for merits. We all are tired of people begging for merits on the Newbie and the Meta board. Begging is not the way, you all should learn it as soon as possible, for the only think you are going to achieve by begging is to be put on "ignored" by many users.

So, in short, those are my bits of advice. I have many more, but all of them has been told here, so read before posting, read every answer. Read, read, read...

I might add...
- Explore the forum. Do not stay just on the brightness boards, but go to the deep ones, you will discover much useful information in places like Marketplace, for instance. Also, they are less crowded, so your texts maybe will receive more attention!!
- Use your own language board, as well. If you are not a native-English-speaker (like myself), then use your language as much as possible while learning English in order to improve your skills and being able to write properly (to me it is a work in progress).

to be honest i was in this forum for about 3 months and i never understand the way to get merit and i don't think i need it ! just learn as much as possible and be helpful and write constructive comments and then you will get merits ! just don't be oppressed with it

Finally, I have found an answer I can relate to. I particularly enjoyed the point about where you post (Posting in altcoins section instead of News). I personally do not obsess over Merits as I believe they'll come in due time. Thanks once again for this.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3214939.msg33432765#msg33432765

A high profile rank member gave me 2 for this.

Its all about where you post and what you post, if you post a useful information that is well researched or answers a lingering question well the you will get merits, just don't expect to be writing anything anywhere and get merited

should i need merit for rank up my account or i can do another method to rank up my account? ???

All you have to do is write something, that might be interesting and useful for other users. Unfortunately most of the newbies are not good at crypto, so maybe you should write about something youre good in. This might bring you some merits if youre lucky

To reach Jr. Member rank, you don't need to get Merit, it's enough to have 30 activity. But for all higher ranks you need to get specific amount of Merit alongside with activity. And there are no alternative ways to rank up. If there would be - then what's the point of Merit system?

Hi. You don't need merit to become Jr.Member but for getting the next rank of course you need it. You can read about ranks in this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1689727.0

The way the questions are worded tells me a little something about your intent and I cannot say it is something I am interested in entertaining. You're asking which words to include into your posts in order to accumulate merit; that is one of the single strangest questions I have seen so far regarding merit. I suggest you become genuinely more concerned about contributing to or benefiting the community in anyway than you are in receiving merit. Once you have accomplished this you will be in a much better position to warrant a positive reputation, merit points and all o' dat clout.  :o

I'll go through these questions directly, quickly.

Posts worthy of reward would be a post that is something along the lines of being any one or a combination of informative, beneficial to the community, or entertaining to an extensive degree. That's the best way I can think to word it, right now. It should consist of the aforementioned qualities. There has been thousands of posts from members of all backgrounds and ranks giving their opinion on what constitutes a merit-worthy post. You should use the search function, as it will give you exponentially more information that staying confined to your own thread.

There are no magic words.

Frankly you won't get Merit unless you have friend here, or you try hard and look around finding anyone who reward merit for some small task, just posting and hoping you will get Merit will not do unless you are BTC guru and write some highly technical stuff and copy from wikipedia a lot then only you may get Merit, other than that almost zero chance you will get Merit, since you are just https://bitcointalk.org/Themes/custom1/images/star.gifJr. Member here then there is no chance you can write highly technical stuff.

As it say your post must be of quality post, constructive or helpful which is very subjective making it almost impossible to achieve without purposely aiming for it. Just like exam, most likely you won't pass unless you study hard and try to put effort fulfilling the requirement of the required answer or assignment.

So try do some research and post quality reply and if your post doesn't get any Merit just don't give up try again. This post received some Merit just for simple guide making text with link clickable  (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3220185.0) on this forum so try check this one

I disagree with everything you just said. That is a pretty thoughtless analysis of the merit system. There are plenty of instances of merit being distributed in exactly the way you say it is not. I am not a BTC guru, writing technical responses; by the way, highly technical responses do not come from wikipedia, for future reference. If you're copying from anywhere, this is plagiarism and will not get you any merits, but it will get you a ban. I have received quite a few merits outside of the parameters you have laid out within your post here. I have seen countless Jr. Member's contributing very significantly in technical discussions and answering difficult technical questions that I have no clue about. You have the merit system very wrong, and I am unsure why you believe these conclusions to be true. There are users that get merit for "telling it like it is", calling out scams, creativity, humor, quality products, services, altruism, the list goes on and on.

I will be very glad if I get a merit
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3223653.msg33530151#msg33530151

Just make sure you do not get negative merit for begging for it. Otherwise just carry on with what you do best and share with the community. Thats the right track imo. ::)

You have https://bitcointalk.org/Themes/custom1/images/star.gifhttps://bitcointalk.org/Themes/custom1/images/star.gifhttps://bitcointalk.org/Themes/custom1/images/star.gifhttps://bitcointalk.org/Themes/custom1/images/star.gifhttps://bitcointalk.org/Themes/custom1/images/star.gifHero Member and Copper Member under your username and can write in English like slurping coke, even if you put a comma on the posting area people will give you Merit for it, don't compare yourself with lower rank members who open a topic and immediately would be flamed and accuse of trying to rank up to make money from signature campaign, if you read and look at the user I am responding to that say "I personally do not obsess over Merits as I believe they'll come in due time." clearly what he say have not resulted in any Merit for him so far. Thats what I am trying to emphasis to him. hoping that way will not resulted in Merit, he mostly reply with 1-2 lines at Alternative Cryptocurrencies, do you think he will write any technical guide or helping other with technical difficulties with that kind of background.

By the way have you read this from Wikipedia:Copyright violations
 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Copyright_violations) which I quote the first paragraph here:

One of the most important aspects of Wikipedia is that its text (not media; but that will be discussed shortly) may be freely redistributed, reused and built upon by anyone, under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License (CC BY-SA) and, except where otherwise noted, the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL) (unversioned, with no invariant sections, front-cover texts, or back-cover texts). Contributors agree to release their original content under both licenses when they submit it, and material from public domain sources or other compatibly licensed sources may also be used in accordance with the copyright policy, provided correct attribution is given.

Which one of my conclusion about Merit is wrong ? is that even thoughtful finding on your part or you just want to argue because I have argued against your opinion in the past.

There is no such thing as negative merit. Please let me know if I've just missed a joke that's gone over my head, because when I see someone that is uninformed to common knowledge I seek to show them where to find this information.

Please read up on the official announcement thread started by theymos; it goes into great detail. Almost every question you can think to ask regarding the merit system has been asked and answered within that thread. You can only send sMerit, you cannot take, remove, delete or send negative merit to someone in any way.

I'm also confused with why you are rolling your eyes after you talk about sharing/contributing to the community is the best track for receiving merit. Almost as though you are sarcastic about that being the correct path, while being ignorant about the simple foundational aspects of the merit system.

Either I am sorely mistaken and a joke has gone leagues above my head, or you need to do some more reading to educate yourself before making condescending remarks.

Looks like the merit topic is dominating this forum, everywhere I go there's posts about Merit.  I guess Merits are the new currencies in BCT.

Rank is irrelevant to merit in a very large way. Lower ranking members have received the majority of merit that has been distributed. I don't understand, you are upset because I speak English well? I write English, like somebody that puts thought and care into their writing. I would not receive merit if I only put a comma, in your words; that's another idiotic statement that you've made, without proof, that shows how naive and defeated you are about the whole merit system. You do not get flamed for opening topics, unless they break the rules. The entire picture you paint of this forum is half-baked, uninformed, unfortunate and childish in every way. I personally do not obsess over merits and they have come, so what is your point? Merit ends up in the hands of those that warrant merit, not in the hands of those that beg for it or obsess over it. Please point me to a single user that is begging or obsessing over merit, and doing so successfully. If you cannot do this, then you have no point, yet again.

Why would anyone merit me for posting a comma? You are talking out of your ass.

Copper membership is free for higher ranking members, because it doesn't add any functionality; it is simply a useless usergroup for me.


I can see you are uninformed and ignorant in multiple areas. Wikipedia allowing people to freely distribute it's information does not circumvent the rules of this forum. You will still be banned for plagiarism, I'm not sure what is so difficult to understand about that. What the source of the information says in terms of their information is irrelevant to the rules of the forum. It is plagiarism and plagiarism/copy+paste is against the rules, therefore justifiable plagiarism is still ban-worthy.

It is cute that you are attempting to get all technical, and find a way to justify the nonsense you are spouting, rather than acknowledging that what you have said is uninformed, not helpful and whiny.

If another website says "Go ahead and copy our material", do you think this prevents you from being banned for copying their material on a website such as this? A website that is actively attempting to cut down on the type of spam you are advocating for.


Every one of the conclusions were wrong, and I've already explained why with supporting evidence. I don't even remember your name or what we have disagreed on in the past, so that has nothing to do with anything. The fact that you remember something insignificant and think that has anything to do with our present conversation is baffling to me. You have refuted none of my points, have defended none of yours and have only served to make yourself look more foolish and ignorant than you already did. Please, quit while you're ahead, because you're not making sense, you're not making salient points and you should realize you are defending a losing argument. The merit system is much more nuanced, useful and complex than your cynical and derivative explanation of it has to offer.

*Yawn*
Let me just ask you something to be clear, do you think copying/plagiarizing from Wikipedia is against the rules/guidelines of the forum we're on?
Can you acknowledge that merit has been distributed outside of the close-minded criteria you originally laid out?

Hello everyone, but get merit it's really difficult;) When I understood with a rank, I saw that a full member would receive an automatic merit or not?

Begging for merit is not allowed and there will be proper punishment to every member who beg and abuses the merit system. Just follow the rules ,make high quality post in order to get some merits to other members.

"I don't understand, you are upset because I speak English well? " How you come up with this I don't have idea.
Again you are describing your experience here which does not apply to other people experience with merit system. Did I say that he should be obsess with Merit, I stated that there is criteria to receive merit and simply just posting 1-2 liners will not do.

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Read this thread and tell me if it is not giving merit to his friends (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3197458.msg33170050#msg33170050), you are talking about your ideals but that is not the reality happening here, from my observation most of people giving merit to those they know or like, if your observation is different thats yours

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Did I advocate copy & pasting from wikipedia or I am just stating what is happening or I am just giving example of how some people get Merit from their posting, I don't even say he should just copy & paste there

Do you even know what plagiarizing is? how would you uphold justice when you run rules that can be bent & misinterpreted here and there as you like.
Next you should go to police station to report BTCtalk for stealing money from their consenting donator by means of asking donation, and look at the police officer bewildered face at what you are saying

Did I not give him a link for him to check and try to follow?

I don't understand why my experience is irrelevant. My experience is no different from anybody else; I do not have any helping hands or long-term friends that are helping me out. Why is my experience something you discredit, and yet think your own experience matters?

You said that they should specifically focus on merit when you said -

My disagreement is with your initial statement :
You said nothing about one-liners in that post. Honestly, there might just be a miscommunication here and there may be more agreement that we are making it appear. I'm just trying to point out blatant flaws in your premises and conclusions as they have been presented, because this is how you improve yourself and everything around you. I did the same with Milkz, and now their thread has caught fire and the attention of staff/DT members in a phenomenal way.


I am speaking about the statistics and the publicly available record of every merit transaction that there is. From what I've inferred from the data suggests that a very small minority of users are abusing the merit system with their friends or accomplices. The rest of us are just out here using it as it was originally intended; far from the way you describe it. Your individual observations are not the reality, they are an anecdote, a drop in the bucket. While it may be anecdotally significant, it is statistically irrelevant when we consider what is really going on.

My observation does not differ from what you said -
My contention is that this is irrelevant, because once you read a post you technically "know" them. To know someone simply means to be aware of them. How is it a problem for people to merit people they are aware of or know? There would seem no other possibility, unless it was being randomly handed out blindly.

Do you define "knowing someone" as different from that?


Yes, you did advocate for copying from wikipedia, and that's exactly what you said originally. At least, you claimed this to be the only way to get merit.


You're right though, you didn't say they should just copy and paste. You suggested that he become a BTC guru through the technical knowledge of wikipedia. You suggested a dichotomy in which the option are, you can either be a technical Bitcoin guru of wikipedia or make friends that distribute merit and become a task-rabbit of the merit system.


It feels weird to continue referring you to what you said. It feels like you aren't keeping a consistent train of thought. These statements are indefensibly thoughtless and I hope you realize this, or do not actually believe these things.


I have no idea what you're talking about.
You should see the bewildered look on my face, from what you're saying. If that was your attempt at an analogy... Ouch.

If you kill someone, there are only two options, you have either committed homicide or you have been involved in a legally justifiable homicide. One of these carries legal action against a criminal, the other does not, but both of them are homicide and both resulted in the death of an individual. One of these we are okay with, while the other we are not, generally speaking.

Plagiarism from wikipedia is not acceptable on this forum, therefore it fits in the place of the homicide in this analogy. Plagiarism from wikipedia elsewhere may be acceptable and therefore, justified homicide (plagiarism). You following me? Plagiarism is homicide, the location/medium is the circumstances/environment and the original author is the cold-body on the floor. Whether it is justified or not depends upon the location, circumstances surrounding the dead body and the identity of that person.


You ask way too many questions that have nothing to do with what we are discussing in an attempt to take us off topic for no apparent reason. Please refrain from doing this, as it just makes it more difficult when we're trying to reach a mutual understanding; or at least that's what I'm attempting to do. You seem you be trying to "win" or antagonize, when the only win to be had is for you to become more informed about how things really work.

if plagiarism here takes another meaning then don't use the word plagiarism, use another word or just simply describe the action that you do not want committed here, that is how justice be uphold. If you put word which universally recognize as such and then want another interpretation of it that is not fair to everyone.

It is not plagiarizing wikipedia that is not acceptable here it is spamming with content copied from other places that is not wanted here, and I certainly did not tell him to spam this forum as much as he can, how would anyone plagiarizing wikipedia text content when they already waived their right to the text they publish on their website, it is like accusing canonical breaking the copyright of linux kernel code when the creator already gave permission to anyone to copy it and distribute it as they like as long as the publish their modification.

Just check this child board here Press  (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=77.0)almost all of the topics is copied from somewhere else, how is that fits into your own interpretation of totally no plagiarized content allowed here. Copying something from wikipedia and posting there would be not acceptable but copying something from coindesk is allowed is that what you mean.

You can't even differentiate between copying and plagiarizing how would you know which one is ok and which one is not ok.

I did not ask him to write technical stuff and copy a lot from wikipedia, I was describing situation in which if he casually just think that merit will come in due time, then he would be wrong with that mindset, only those who write highly technical stuff and copy stuff a lot from wikipedia can hope that their post will get merit in due time, from my observation some of those people copy a lot from somewhere else, probably to keep their writing from misinterpreted maybe, some of highly technical stuff you just cannot make too many changes to it, it is what it is, you better just copy it in verbatim, if satoshi write something and 100 people cannot copy the same sentence he write and must write their own sentence then there would be 100 different saying carrying 100 different interpretation. That happen a lot in technical writing, in highly empirical writing, highly precise language needed to describe it, sometime you better just copy it, in other word quote it

I am also a beginner, it is very difficult to get rewarded in every post that I make, it is very difficult to make a very high quality post so someone give me reward, what should i do to make writing look quality, please help me.

So, bitcointalk is not for poor English knowledge people? not for non English speaking members? As English is not my mother language i can not write quality content but i can express my ideas. I can manage to express what i have try to express with my poor English.

Helpful and on-topic. There is no rocket-science in this. You don't need to know a formula to become worthy of Merits, but your posts should contain something that should be helpful for the community, or an individual.


Correct grammar, meaningful words, logical sentences, a good construction. Overall, it should deliver some information that has not already been delivered.


There are no specific words someone needs to include in a post to make it meritorious or constructive. The words depend on the situation and content you are talking about.

You are being painfully ignorant. Please, stop trying to change the definition of Plagiarism. Clearly you do not understand plagiarism, so I'll lay it out for you. Plagiarism is the practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own. That is copying and presenting it elsewhere. There is no other word, because the word is plagiarism.


Nope, that is not what I mean.

Copying anything and passing it off as your own work (plagiarism) is unacceptable in all of it's forms on this forum.

That child board is not full of plagiarism, the Press board is full of links, references and sourced material.

I can differentiate between copying and plagiarism, however it doesn't seem that you can do the same. Plagiarism attempts to claim the work is your own and does not give credit to the original source. Plagiarism is a bannable offense, while sourcing information is perfectly acceptable.


You're wrong, you don't need to keep repeating yourself hoping that it sounds more correct the third time it comes out of your mind. The situation you describe is not correct and it isn't reality. I casually go about my business, without even considering merit for a second and it has come in due time. I do not write technical stuff or copy anything from wikipedia, therefore you're just wrong. I do exactly what you say will never result in merit, yet I am currently one of the merited users on the forum.


You don't believe that complex ideas can be put into your own words?
Everyone has their own personality. If I asked you "How do I sign a message from a Bitcoin address?", there are literally thousands of correct ways to answer this question. You do not need the answer to come verbatim, and if you do feel that you need to copy it verbatim there is a simple solution: Link your source and do not pass it off as your own work. You continue to claim I don't know the difference between plagiarism and "copying", but here you are demonstrating that this is exactly the case for you.

copying doesn't amount to plagiarism when you are not passing it off as your own, did I say anything about copying from wikipedia and passing it off as his own, and did I say that he should do that ? I said that is what people here doing and that what earn them Merit as they go along participating in the discussion, whether or not they are plagiarizing and whether or not the forum accept it thats for the forum to decide and catch them if it unacceptable, and I am not suggesting to him that he do that, I am just saying what is happening here, hold your horse there accusing me this and that without understanding what I am saying and then create your own version of my intent

That's literally exactly what I said.


Your questions are annoying, because they don't get us anywhere.

Yes, in a thread about ways to earn merit you suggested that a reliable way to achieve merit was through copying from wikipedia; you failed to say anything about sourcing it, or passing it off as your own. This would imply there is nothing else to do, other than copy it from wikipedia. If you omit this, then it is plagiarism and you have said nothing about sourcing or giving credit to the original author. If you're now saying this, then it sounds like we agree and there's no reason to carry on as if we do not.

Again, I am attempting to improve your statements, premises and conclusions so that they are more beneficial to the newbies seeking this information and truthful to reality.



Who is doing this? Point them out.

There are two options here, either you are aware of active specific instances of abuse and are quietly watching it happen making you complicit, or you are unaware of any active specific instance of abuse making your claim baseless. Either way, it doesn't look good for you, but I am pretty curious; which is it? You cannot just claim that this is what people are doing if you have no proof, so let's see it. If you can point these people out they will be banned. The forum doesn't accept it, and you're well aware of that at this point. In a thread where the discussion is about ways for lower ranking members to earn merit, why would you even suggest this as a feasible strategy without overtly warning against it?


Your sentences are hard to follow. I'm doing my best to understand what you have said, clarify it, improve upon it and make it a more laudable response to the original question.

That is what people are doing why am I at fault here for describing it?

Prove it.

Else, stop saying it. // Users that do this get banned, therefore this is not what people are doing to any successful degree.


The discussion is called "Let's help everyone to get merit!", you suggested multiple bannable offenses as some of the only ways to achieve merit, and almost nothing else. All I was attempting to do was understand your statement better and see where you were coming from. You keep trying to backpedal away from your statement, instead of reinforcing it with the improvements and clarifications we could make together. Nobody is putting you at fault, but you continue to be defensive and ask strange questions.

I am specifically talking to the guy addressing his situation, I am not responding to the OP

I'll assume that is your way of conceding the fact that you cannot prove this and that it's nonsense.

You cannot just keep avoiding questions that are convenient for you. I'm aware who you responded to, because you quoted them and I'm not that clueless. Your response was still within this thread, and regardless of who you were addressing you were still talking baseless nonsense. This does not change anything that has been said.

The only thing that user said was "Wow, good post. I try not to worry about merit, and hope it will come.", which is the correct attitude to put towards it. Worry about being a contributing member of the community and about becoming more knowledgeable or helpful. There are the right things to be concerned about, and you are trying to steer this member and anyone else that reads your post in the wrong direction.

I have explain to you that I am not suggesting that to him, why would you still saying that I am suggesting that when its clearly I am explaining to him that there is people who earn alot of Merit just being not obsess with merit and they gets the merit in due time, but they are BTCguru and sometime I find they copy alot from somewhere.

My sentence clearly just an exclusion of those who will get merit in due time with their posting, I am not suggesting him to do that

If copying from wikipedia is bannable you go and find them, because I am not doing that and I myself don't think it is morally ok to do, even if I do I make sure I do credit the source

If you check his merit earned (0) and posting(88) history  (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1347685;sa=showPosts;start=0)(mostly at alternative cryptocurrencies) you clearly can see that he do not have the right mindset of contributing to the community becoming more knowledgeable or helpful. If that is what he is doing now and he still keep doing it, without worrying about his posting quality do you think he will earn any merit as its clearly seen now he is not getting any.

Its good not to be obsess with merit but it also not good not to worry about your posting quality either, I am trying to talk him to at least get his posting quality up a bit, be constructive and helpful, I am not telling him to be obsess with merit and open lots of topic discussing about merit only

I'm not too worried about merit. It'll come in time with posts that contribute something to the community. Thinking of merits every time you post isn't a mindset that will actually bring you a return on your time.

Just relax and enjoy the conversation! If you're helpful and contribute something of worth, people will notice. :)

Just don't be worry about merit and you should do constructive post approximately for 1 month then submit all your posts to a sMerit post review thread.

It's very difficult and very bad to get the advantages. I hate this rule. I think it can only be obtained by posting high-quality articles.

This merriting system is so very hard to achieve even you wrote a very quality post about the treand in each forum i really worried about it

Hi, Guys, hope you are good! Could anyone please help me to know about referal program, using links? where to do posts, links? Does anyone has data base with blogers to posting referal links for the 5% of attracted investments?

Why have you posted this in a thread about merit. You will get better replies if you stay on topic, and post on the correct boards.

A quality post is a post which adds a value to the topic being discussed in a particular thread. A post which shed a light on unexplored options of topic are good quality posts. Many posts which you could see have one word or oneliner responses or for that matter many member posting redundant reply are somewhat poor quality posts(AKA spam/garbage-post).
Thus look at some good posts which received merits from other. When you get merit from other try to appreciate the gesture by giving merit to other good poster.
At the same time avoid being reciprocal that if someone send you merit for a good post then you are not obliged to give back a merit to sender. However you find the sender has some good post which should get merit then send some of your merit.  After all merit is for sharing.

As much as I support the idea, it is actually bad because we’ll tend to encourage those users who just post nonesense and are not relevant at all. That is the purpose of merits, I believe and that is to filter those users who just post because it is require in the bounty programs that they belong to. So, let’s just leave it to the people if they find a post worthy of merits.

Nice initiative to help new members to get merits. One thing you might reconsider is talking about merits in telegram channel, better do it in the forum itself to bring transparency.

The topic is likely announcement on new channel to make deals on merit exchanges.
Very creative initatiative, but I guess it won't work.
Good luck.

Thank you for such a detailed and full answer is not the question that I think many are interested in. After reading you to me it became clearer how to write and what thoughts to present in the forum bitcointalc

Get a merit from someone very difficult. You should not just write an excellent and useful post, but your post should really please a person. And then he will probably share with you.