Ensuring Quality Posts

[DarLim11]

Guys can you share some specific tips on how you are managing to keep your posts in high quality.
Please be specific to your tips so it won't be confusing.
This could help tons of bitcointalk members have a quick guidelines to make high quality posts.

[OmegaStarScream]

It doesn't have to be long. It need to be constructive. If something has been said multiple times in the thread, there is no reason on to post it again unless you're planning to add more to the discussion.

[cryptosec.info]

on the top of my head:

1. Try to be as helpful as possible
2. Don't reply if you don't have anything to contribute to the topic (e.g. "thanks!", "haha ")
3. Don't copy your content

[TheGodFather]

Guys can you share some specific tips on how you are managing to keep your posts in high quality.
Please be specific to your tips so it won't be confusing.
This could help tons of bitcointalk members have a quick guidelines to make high quality posts.

To me its all about content you don’t have to make it long you just have to ensure that what you are sayong is direct and is not beating around the bush. Also level with the readers some may be veterans and can understand the acronyms and the technical terms but some are also newbies who themselves must have gone here to learn the bitcoin in the cryptocurrency market. You just have to be always emphatic and also be yourself to me that’s everything

[Bervelukan]

It's true and we should often do quality posts to help Bitcointalk members in information about crypto development.

[buahkudu]

Ensuring Quality Posts.
to know the quality of our writing or not the quality we have to read back the posts we make, whether the vocabulary we use can be understood by others or not, and we can also ask for help to others to read our writing. if others understand our writing we can say that our writing is of good quality.

[1993jochico]

This topic doesnt belong here.

1st lesson make sure your topic is related to the section where you are...
2nd dont prioritize merits.
3rd study how to write english at least at standard.
4th just be helpful and love what you do, never expect something in return.

[Crypdon]

Not every post has to be high quality but it should be on topic i.e. not spamming about something else. If you are referring to the merit system then make sure your posts are useful, or interesting to read. Giving info rather than asking questions is a good place to start

[wwzsocki]

This topic should be moved to off-topic or beginners help. OP the main thing is to post in right forum section because even if your post will be a high quality you will only get into trouble when posting in the wrong subforum. Try to read boards descriptions before posting.

I advise you to move this topic to a different section.