It's better to provide Quality and not Quantity...

[johnsaributua]

Hey forum family!

Not Just Noise: Ever scroll through a thread and see a sea of "lol" and "cool"? Let's not add to the noise. Make every post count, cut through the clutter.

I saw some of your replies on the board service to apply, did you get distracted there? I don't find even in any local, that emoticons and a little joke in the thread are natural, I just focus on the important points that are discussed, imagine if it's too standard and there is no interaction, I think it's less fun and even looks like an article fight.  My assumption is that the contributors are very good at responding and ranking with their activities already symbolizing professionalism, if the same media and useful for you, try to get used to writing first from what you like, for me quality will be formed by itself with a record of speaking according to a topic and according to the discussion, of course later you will get used to it. If you think so that's your right, but if you want to improve your writing and way of thinking of course you can make better threads or mingle with other people on any board, if your language can be understood and respectful, I'm sure everyone will be very happy to invite you to learn together on this forum.

[FatFork]

Oh buddy, it took you so long to post this thread because you have created your account in 2018 and you have posted this thread in final quarter of 2023. Why you are still a newbie even after knowing about this forum since 2018?
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"Buddy" is already gone. Won't be coming back. At least, not with this account.  


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[KingsDen]

Respect the Scroll: We're all busy, right? A quality post respects people's time. Keep it meaningful, and folks will stick around.

It could be that there was a time in the forum when length of post determined the quality of post. Even when we all agree that the length of post does not determine the quality of post, the length of post has a great connection to the quality post. Even the campaign managers acknowledge this in their rules.

Oh buddy, it took you so long to post this thread because you have created your account in 2018 and you have posted this thread in final quarter of 2023. Why you are still a newbie even after knowing about this forum since 2018?
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"Buddy" is already gone. Won't be coming back. At least, not with this account. 


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Why was the niggy nuked. Plagerism or spamming, maybe I would want to know

[FatFork]

Why was the niggy nuked. Plagerism or spamming, maybe I would want to know

My guess is - ban evasion:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5474285.msg63168181#msg63168181

[Kelward]

Better to have a quality post than a lengthy boring quantity post, in fact it bores me when I see very long posts, especially when the content is very poor. I'd rather have a post not to be too long and straight to the point, it'll be easier to assimilate, and the reader can easily make contributions without breaking too much sweat.

If a quality post has to be long, then let it have a good reason to be so, perhaps to teach something meaningful. A forum like this where we have too many topics to choose from, should have topics and conversations that are quality and not too long, so that participants in the discussion will still be energized when they leave the thread.

[Viscore]

Better to have a quality post than a lengthy boring quantity post, in fact it bores me when I see very long posts, especially when the content is very poor. I'd rather have a post not to be too long and straight to the point, it'll be easier to assimilate, and the reader can easily make contributions without breaking too much sweat.

If a quality post has to be long, then let it have a good reason to be so, perhaps to teach something meaningful. A forum like this where we have too many topics to choose from, should have topics and conversations that are quality and not too long, so that participants in the discussion will still be energized when they leave the thread.

However, it also depends on the topic itself that it sometimes requires a lengthy discussion so that all the important ideas will not be missed. But these type of topics are just rare to be seen in the forum, as mostly we need brief and precise post so that the reader will easily get the main point. Yes, its quality over quantity, but newbies seem to have hard time understanding it because they don't even know how to construct a quality post in the first place knowing their crypto knowledge is still limited.

However, everything will be learned in time. So we just need to stretch a little patience and still appreciate their lengthy post as long as its helpful in the forum.

[nakamura12]

This is the same as "How to plagiarize without getting banned (but actually got banned)" and "How to earn 1000 merits within a month (current meri count: 0)". This is clearly an alt account and the main account is banned since the OP account is inactive for a long time and just woke up from inactivity. Not all the time it needs to be quality because some discussions need more information or lengthy discussion before it is learned by someone.

[Seinlocko]

Everyone who starts an account to Bitcointalk feels the urge to post like crazy in order to stay relevant.

But here's the real deal: Quality over Quantity wins every time!

In many aspects, quality always comes first and takes precedence over quantity. Likewise with making posts on this forum. You can be sure that posts that will be more appreciated and useful for many people are quality posts. Because 1 quality post will definitely be more valuable than 20 posts that are not quality. So in this case it is clear that quality is more important than quantity. However, it would be even better if you could make more posts but still have quality. Because this will definitely have a very good impact on this forum and its members.

Therefore, as fellow beginners, we must put more effort into developing the knowledge we have, so that we can contribute better to this forum. Because in this forum we all discuss, of course when discussing, all members who want to take part in the discussion must have knowledge about the discussion being discussed. That way the discussions that take place will be of higher quality.

[martinex]

But here's the real deal: Quality over Quantity wins every time!

Yes. That's right, at least what will be conveyed is constructive and at least has direction and meaning and is useful for yourself and others. Besides, why should it be so long when the content is empty and meaningless, it would be better to be short, concise, clear and not confusing. Oh yes, I also still need to learn a lot and I realize that there is still sky above the sky.

[nurilham]

Everyone who starts an account to Bitcointalk feels the urge to post like crazy in order to stay relevant.

I don't think so.
There are some beginners who tend to be passive in the forum (rarely post) although he/she was already in the forum for a long time.
I think you're one of the examples, you only made 5 posts in 2018 (in the year you created this account) and you never posted anything in 2019-2022. You just became active again this year (2023). Why you don't have the intention to be active in posting? 

But here's the real deal: Quality over Quantity wins every time!

Have you proven it? I think it should be proven first before you advice it to others!
To have quality posts, you need to have good knowledge. It means you need focus in learning if you are the beginners. It is because the knowledge can be acquired through learning from many sources. If you focus on teaching others, you will fail to acquire knowledge through learning process.

Anyway, quality + quantity is better than focus on quality only.

[Sexylizzy2813]

Account created in 2018 with only 9 posts and zero merit making such comments seems to be weird giving advices to all other members when he/she has not implemented it.It seems like someone just woke and plan to write in hope to get some merits through all these advices but it would work good if you first focus on learning and enhancing your knowledge.

In my country you get something like "e shock you (are you surprised?)". It should be like you seeing such for the first time in this Forum. For someone who has 9 post like you pointed out only signify that this user has been here for long, and he's just using this new account to start up something new, if not how did he know we all have to do these things he mentioned? These advise he gave are just ok but can it be put to use by many? Some of these new members really need to read this post by the OP and try to utilize it.

[BRINIRHA]

 But here's the real deal: Quality over Quantity wins every time!

Well, this is a fact that everyone should make sure to remember. But because this is a discussion forum, sometimes our activeness in interacting and being involved in a discussion is also an important point. Because we are not here only to make newspapers that publish useful news. But we are also here to share views and insights regarding a problem.

So both quantity and quality are equally important. I prefer everything to proceed in a balanced, natural and normal way. But I was really impressed with your advice. And I really have to admit that this advice really needs to be digested and utilized well by beginners. Sometimes there are even those who are not beginners but forget these important points. So your advice can also be a reminder for those who are not beginners here too.