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When creating a topic most of the content does not relate to the topic, and different content on the topic, and not too much appreciated by the readers. Today we can change that but first, we need to start on creating a topic.

Creating a topic
1. Always give reliable information. Today there are a lot of threads that are giving an analysis and a lot of information and one of the problems on this is being reliable, one of the tip I can give is always put a source after your statement so other people can easily find where you get the information

2. Always research for the topic. Some of the users just having a comment or post but they don't know the topic, always give a knowledgable and strong statement so we can exchange a lot of ideas.

3. Be creative. Some people use a metaphor or new words but still in a formal way so they can easily courage their readers. You can try too to become more attractive.

4. Make a scratch. One of the good ways to construct a good topic is to make a scratch because you need to normalize all of the information you've got which is important or not.

4. Publish and get feedback. Having an argument is good because there is a different perspective also we can get a lot of ideas too. Also, be smart on the information you throw or give so the other people can read that information and got an idea too.


I hope this kind of basic topic tips can help you to be more attractive to your post.

Lol. Next thing you know people are going to make guides on how to register a Bitcointalk account.

That is hilarious.  ;D
We have seen a lot of self-made guidelines on this forum and so many of them tying to advise people on what to do, even when they are also still learning. Well, I think the OP is trying to pass a message across, which is good, but we need much more than that. Creating a topic or how to do it, should not just come as a single post alone, I think it should come alongside creating a good and useful post, that is if you will be able to give a proper guide to that.

You need to add another point  ;)

4. Proofread your post if your grammar, spelling, formatting and consecutive numbering (if used) is without mistakes.  ;)

Found a guide,  ;D ;D ;D ;D the question is the same. Here is the link lol bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4903984.msg%msg_id%

Just a heads up, I recently found this website and it is way better than using grammarly for checking grammatical errors especially if you are a non-native english speaker.
[1] http://www.hemingwayapp.com/