I have the same problem that before that "how can I get a lot of merits like the legendaries that have over 500 merits". The only thing I need to do is only get a lot of knowledge and share into other users. All of the good posts have merit, no matter what is your rank. One of the common mistake of us before is one of our goals is to have merits but that is wrong because we need to have a good quality content post and the merit will automatically come.

I would like to share where do I got some of my merits and some of the thread giving some merits
1. Giving 25 Newbie/Jr. Members a Chance to Rank Up by Pmalek
2. 💥 [Merit Giveaway] - Post useful threads and earn merit by
Henri Cartier
3. [self-moderated] Report unmerited good posts to Merit Source by LoyceV
4. Merit giveaway for newbie and jr members by Daniel91

And the other merits are came from the topic/thread I made that helps other users. I hope you can get some too soon.

This is a little off-topic.

Legendaries who are active in signature campaigns needs few merits too because campaign managers would require or prefer those who received xx amount of merits in the last 120 days. If they don't meet such requirement, the chances of them getting accepted is lower.

As of bounty manager, I can tell it's not hard for a bounty manager to ask hunters to fill their data through google sheets, But many bounty managers tries not to do this as this will not give their bounty project much bumping each day. Only of this reason, they ask the user to post in the thread instead through google forms. Btw I used my own personal portal to ask the user to provide PoW, and you can see my bounty threads how clean they are.

I'm sure this was suggested by someone else back then (don't remember where is the thread and who was started this) but until now it's can't be done since sheet can be easily manipulated by BM (not saying is BM is manipulator or what) or anyone who can access the sheet.

But it really bored and annoying to see any bounty report on bounties section

No, it is not feasible. Basically, the quick delete feature on your post history is only available for topics created by you. If this quick delete feature is implemented, I think it will be a bit conflicting 
He can take months to spam in bounty campaigns, but it only takes a few minutes to clean it up, even a day is good. I also support if he wants to clean his post history. But I wonder is that what he wants?

It's a bug I saw before, but I only now notice something else: I always thought I could use my own post history to quickly delete all posts (using middle-mouse, opening and deleting them in a background tab). I already knew the bug that I would see a Delete button in the post history of anyone who posted in my topics, even when they're not Self-moderated. But I only now found out that Delete button in my post history only appears with my own posts if I made them in my own topic!

That changes the solution a bit, but it's still pretty quick. Timmzzy: open a page in your post history, click each post you want to delete with your middle mouse button (this opens it in the background). When you have 20 open tabs, Ctrl-Tab through them, use your middle-mouse on the delete button, and close the tab (Ctrl-W). This will take only half an hour, which is nothing compared to time you spent spamming bounties.

I appreciate cleaning up your bountry trail

It is a nice feature to have especially if you are just deleting those you think are not worth of a post for example you joined on a giveaway on Games & Rounds board like just posting numbers or your username and those bounty posts as well. Since the feature isn't implemented yet I guess it's your due diligence to delete all those unnecessary post you think manually.

No, it is not feasible. Basically, the quick delete feature on your post history is only available for topics created by you. If this quick delete feature is implemented, I think it will be a bit conflicting 
He can take months to spam in bounty campaigns, but it only takes a few minutes to clean it up, even a day is good. I also support if he wants to clean his post history. But I wonder is that what he wants?

It's very likely this topic has ever been discussed before.
Sometime back i noticed the delete button appears in one's post history if they started a topic and made replies in that very topic. The OP's replies in that very topic will have that delete button but the replies to other topics will not have anything.

For example; i started this topic: Secret Question Help link disabled, Why?

The reply i made in that very topic has the delete option in the post history unlike other replies


I am not sure of the significance of it.

Africa is a developing continent, and despite the world leading search interest for cryptos, the continent still lags behind the rest of the globe in everyday cryptocurrency use and adoption. The continent is home to over 50 percent of the world’s mobile money services, but while the use of internet has risen exponentially in the past twenty years, users from Africa account for just ten percent of the global total. I can personally attest to the challenge of internet connections across Africa. The connection is either poor, slow or even non-existent at times. At times, accessing internet on your handset for the mere purpose of communicating with people or even carrying out transactions becomes a challenge, and this is one of the reasons why most people in Africa are not as enthusiastic about cryptocurrencies.

Some governments have been skeptical and reserved and, in some cases, unreceptive to the use of digital currencies. Countries such as Zimbabwe and Namibia have reportedly begun with a hard stance, and in Kenya, the central bank of Kenya has restricted the use of digital currencies because of their unregulated nature. Nigeria’s Central Bank has rejected the use of cryptocurrencies claiming that its citizens will be at risk of fraudulent schemes, but it is yet to release a whitepaper on their take.

https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2019-04-08-blockchain-and-cryptocurrency-regulation-in-africa/

Another factor that holds back cryptocurrency use in Africa is that very often you will see Initial Coin Offerings targeting countries from literally all other continents BUT Africa. In cases where African countries are receptive to the idea of digital currency, most governments are slow with its adoption mainly because they fear for their young citizens or due to the crop of old leaders who cannot picture a future without paper cash.

https://www.africa.com/cryptocurrency-regulation-africa-slowly-picking-up-the-pace/

Adoption of cryptocurrencies is a work in progress for most African nations, but with time it could become the most used method of payment. I live for that day!

I'm using BitUniverse's Grid Trading Bot, and I think it's really good to buy low and sell high everyday for me, cause the market is fluctuating recently. More importantly, it's totally free and supports 20+ exchanges like Binance. Any more bots are you using? Please recommend. 

What happens when a newbie/jr.member have some personal data of a supposed scammer and want to post it?

Often desperate people who got scammed, who have no accounts on the forum register here just with the hope they can get their funds back. They do a lot of research off the forum and sometimes the information they got it is sensitive but they have no access to Investigation board.
What happens then, shall we punish the newbie for posting sensitive info which is desperately trying to do everything possible to cover, or let it be like it is now? Gaining access to everyone to the Investigation board is also not a solution?

Fresh example >