Newbies post

[megahertz123]

What is the maximum posts a newbie can post?

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[mk4]

I'm pretty sure you can post away to your heart's content. Just make sure you're not posting spam; and don't do it too excessively, only post when you want to talk about a certain topic or if you have a question that you couldn't find an answer to with a Google search.

[Alexander_Z]

What is the maximum posts a newbie can post?

There is no practical limit. While there is minimum time period between posts which is longer for Newbies, it is less than the time needed to write a meaningful post And, considering the new merit system, it is better to make efforts to ensure quality of your posts.

[if_so_klara_99]

Free speech, democracy, just don't break the rules, don't post too much unnecessary staff, keep it on topic and don't spam! Welcome, newbie! 

[may.sanjeev]

Hi I am also a newbie, may we need some time to post a other post .

And in a week count maximum 14 posts only

[pvtuan34897]

No limit
But if you want to become a Member, you need 10 merit.
Let make constructive and useful post. Everybody will give it to you.

Good luck newbie

[taeewo]

What is the maximum posts a newbie can post?

As much as possible if its a constructive post and not offtopic comment..

[alleyfrogs]

What is the maximum posts a newbie can post?

we can post as much as we can but there is minimum 360s between every post. but i just wondering why you wanna know about maximum number? maximum activity is only 14 every 2 weeks. we can't push our rank anyway.

[neuer111]

You are here to post, mate, so post as much as your heart desires. Just make sure to not break any rules, not insult anyone and not scam. Enjoy posting! Looking forward to reading them! 

[gotminer]

As many as your baby fingers can type.

[Boknoi321]

You can post as many as you want, just make sure you're post is not repeating to what others post, you can read the policies and instruction for newbies and how to be in a higher rank.

[krisjade]

as many as you want but  avoid off topic and do not break the rules..

[gotminer]

as many as you want but  avoid off topic and do not break the rules..

Well, you're wrong there ... If you're black, you can only post half as much as white people.  I'm half african by the way ... It sucks, but that is the way it is.

[ducdr]

There is no limitation on maximum posts each newbie can post daily. You can post whatever you want, but don't copying & pasting without quoting appropriately. That's point is very important for the survival of your account (rule #33)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0

For your interest, I also give you two other related topics:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178608.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1689727.0

[Mr A]

You can post as many as you can
But your max activity is 14 in a week for a newbie.
To increase your rank from newbie to jr member 30 activities are required..

[journeyman12]

And you can just post 1 post every 360 seconds if I am right.

[styca]

Hi I am also a newbie, may we need some time to post a other post .

And in a week count maximum 14 posts only

You can post as much as you want, up to once every 360 seconds.
The 14 is related to your activity. Simply, for each two week period in which you post at least once, your activity increases by up to 14. Your activity is the minimum of a) 14x the number of two week periods in which you have posted, and b) your total number of posts ever.
Activity is part of ranking up so that you are no longer a newbie - but it is no longer the only part.
Now, in order to rank up you also need to gain merit. Essentially this is the number of times that someone likes your post. Note that merit only affects your rank above Junior Member - you need 10 merit to get to Member, but you'll be able to progress from Newbie to Junior Member without any merit.

These threads tell you everything that you need to know about ranking, activity and merit:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178608.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2818350.0

[journeyman12]

Thank you, Styca

[styca]

Happy to help Definitely read through those threads though!

[treatWy]

Hello..
You can read the pinned message provoded. Avoid asking simple question. Search and read more before asking. Dont be feed easily by others as we newbie have the responsibility to feed our selves by reading and searching. Good luck to us.