How to earn merit??

[Ispep]

i notice some of the high rank members here do not like when a beginner ask a question and that question is you can find an answer in google, they're just going to insult you. like "are you dumb? google it first don't ask stupid question" phrases like that you will going to encounter when you ask a silly question.    they could just have ignore it but instead they make the beginners hesitate to ask a question again. And yes I am a beginner and I already experience this once.

How would you feel if someone walked up to you every single day of every single year to ask you the same very question,will you keep replying calmly to the person,the same very question you already answered the day before..
That's basically what goes on in the forum most times,you actually shouldn't expect answers to topics that's been discussed numerous times,when you actually can simply use the search button,fish out such threads and get the desired knowledge you so desire
The more the reason for the backlash most noobs get, as its perceived as laziness on their path or unwillingness to learn the right way...

[Jet Cash]

I'm ambivalent about this. Sometimes the answers one finds after searching are conflicting, and may even be incorrect - especially if they are being posted by a spambie who doesn't understand the topic. In this case, I think it is good to ask the question, rather than struggle on in confusion. On the other hand, the oft repeated questions such as " how to get merit?", or even " what is Bitcoin?" become tedious after the first hundred or so times they have been asked.

Probably the best solution is to use Google or the forum search as a start, and if you still are not sure of the answers, then ask the question. Having done the search first, you will be in a much better position to ask for a detailed answer.

[NickVick]

Help me.How to do good post and earn merit??

The only thing you need to do if you need merit is posting useful topic with helpful information, i believe that you will get something. But first of all, you should learn about crypto and gain knowledge.

[trantruonganhvu99]

You are a newbie, you need to read the rules of the forum, I think you should read more than are writing, the knowledge on the forum will help you a lot in the post, then post  valuable posts and usefuls , you will receive a reward worthy

[3lyntmy]

Help me.How to do good post and earn merit??

do more helpful post, don't give up 

[mklost]

As a newbie, you need to achieve good knowledge of cryptocurrency you should follow the forum attentively should read each of the posts carefully in the meantime you need to ask a query and reply with relevant topics. On the other hand, try to create your post with healthy information thus you can earn merits.

[Rona7do]

For this created a whole thread. I familiarized myself with the rules and other aspects of the forum yesterday, I recommend that you study this information.

[Sinone]

To earn merit your post should be informative and relevant to make your post healthy you should gather knowledge. As a beginner, you need to know the basic knowledge of cryptocurrency keep your eyes on the forum and query to the seniors and reply with confidence. If you make it you will earn merits easily.

[mudyak99]

You can try to learn in here with read more rules or anything usefull topic. just try to make helpful post and  good quality post. Maybe you can helping other user by solving hisnproblem in this forum.

[dandannn]

honestly, if your after merits my advice would be to become part of the community on the forum.

Make friends with users who share the same views as you and become part of the daily chat.

[Asian_Dynasty]

Help me.How to do good post and earn merit??

Try to help people. Make useful post or usefull answer. If you are expert in some sphere you can share your experience here. Be active and somebody will give you Merit )))

[NewOne404]

You can make merit by writing informative posts, guides, as well as helping moderators maintain order on the forum (reporting about spammers for example).

[cizatext]

As a newbie you have a lot to do from trying to get your self at home with the fundamental of cryptocurrency and also study the forum very well build you knowledge on the entire ecosystem in other to be able to make constructive and interesting post's and also build you skill in other to be able to provide solution to technical questions on the forum in this way you get to earn merit easily.

[Rona7do]

I did not saw any really worthwhile advice.

[Eirecoin]

Actually it is a good question... The idea is that you make a good and original thread that can help the community with something and you get merits for that but I have seen lots of good posts with no merits and rubbish comments that got merits so you have to make a good post  and hope that you impress some of few merits sources

[cafechino]

Don't worry about merits and all just do your work with good knowledge and knowing about rules about bitcointalk page. if you deserve then members will give you merits or else they will not.. simple....!!

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Well, for me,  I think what you need to do is - like you said - make meanful posts, you don't have to be taught how to make meanful post- if you must be taught that, then I don't think you are matured enough to be here in the first place, I personally understand how important merit is most especially to newbies who will desperatly need it in order to be moved from a lower rank to a higher one so as to enable them participate in some bounty campaigns which sometimes requires  - from a Jr. Member rank and above, it's all simple, but requires you work hard and legitimately, don't post comments for the purpose of increasing your post counts and activity- this won't get you anywhere, only post comments when you have something meaning and helpful to share or contribute to the discussion or thread, and if you must start a thread of your own - make sure it something important, interesting (might be for fun or knowledge) - just make sure it's something one or two persons can learn a lesson or two from, and also make sure it's not something that has been highly discussed here - and lastly, always make sure your thread is created in the right category

thanks and Goodluck

[Talk merit]

This wasn't a very good topic to start, as it's been done so many times in the past. Your opening post wasn't particularly helpful either, and yet it has received 2 merits. The awarder is a senior member who is trying to sell his account, and this award may have made your account toxic, and reduced your ability to receive merits in the future. This is my feeling on the matter, I'd be interested to see if others agree.

[DdmrDdmr]

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I concur on the fact that the 2 merits awarded today are completely undeserved, and therefore have a suspicious appeal, besides setting a bad example for others on the Beginners & Help board. Those merits will remain suspicious in my opinion, due to the content of the merited post, but likely no one will look further into the nature of the sender’s account on the day to day run (I saw the sender’s selling post you must have seen, but only after you mentioned it and I did some digging, meaning it is not easy to see first off). 

Looking through the OPs posting history, you can tell that posts are not merit postulants, and that the OP even in the business of purchasing Facebook accounts, so not a great precedent to lift suspicion on this case...

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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I concur on the fact that the 2 merits awarded today are completely undeserved, and therefore have a suspicious appeal, besides setting a bad example for others on the Beginners & Help board. Those merits will remain suspicious in my opinion, due to the content of the merited post, but likely no one will look further into the nature of the sender’s account on the day to day run (I saw the sender’s selling post you must have seen, but only after you mentioned it and I did some digging, meaning it is not easy to see first off).  

Looking through the OPs posting history, you can tell that posts are not merit postulants, and that the OP even in the business of purchasing Facebook accounts, so not a great precedent to lift suspicion on this case...

hey, let me please clarify things here - there is nothing to be suspicious about here, I gave 2 merit to the op on the purpose of being nice to him after the many discrimination against his post here, we all have been there some time in the past(begining) so any reasonable and considerating person would understand, I didnt give him (the op) 2 merit based on whether his post deserve it or not, cus truly, it doesnt, I was just tryna be nice to him (the op), that's my way of showing him I understand his frustration, please don't use that against me or him

And secondly, there was a time I made that mistake of wanting to sell my account which I thank God I didn't - and till today, I still regret ever thinking of doing such a thing, it was my past mistake which I can never go back to, so please, don't judge me