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The answer is about rewarding merit. (Giving away 15 merits to newbies  --- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5131625.new#new).

All friends. I saw this post and I want to know from you whether it is realistic to get a measure for such a post, the link is presented below.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5130196.msg50640313#msg50640313

I would be very grateful for your feedback, it really inspires me.

It depends on how the person who has been looking into your reply and post history sees it. Some people will merit you while others will not. Sadly the board you comment in is always ignored by merit sources and most members who could merit you.

I looked into your Post history and I would like to advise you on this
1. Avoid replying in old threads and spam mega threads like this one https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5130196.
Chances of your post being seen and merited are close to zero
2. Try to help members by responding to their questions, your chances of getting at least one merit are very high.
3. Avoid making non-constructive one liner replies
4. Try as much as possible to avoid the altcoin boards, sadly as i said, the boards are on ignore by most merit sources.
5. Just do your thing. Contribute to the forum, don't focus too much on merit, it will come when you list expect it

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I was going to merit you but i would ;love to see you do bet, If i see that your post quality is good with in  a few days, i could merit you.

In addition to the advice avoid making redundant reply to comment reply like thank you sir, beautiful flag,  my respect and others because all this would count as a post in your post count and would make you post history look awkward.
Also avoid quote abuse that is miss using the quote button you can make you quote of someone's post neat by clearing out the content or if there is a particular content you are referring to you can leave it but the purpose is making you reply and use of quote appealing to the eye.

Good luck