the solution of getting merit for newbies

[PedroSuketteki]

is there another solution to getting merit for a newbie besides making a good tread that can make someone give merit to a newbie. maybe from the account age, maybe at least 1 or 2 years to be able to get at least 1 merit. can the forum team consider. thank you. just my opinion

[mk4]

Nope. The merit system is made to reward those who actually contribute to the forum, and to prevent hoards of new spammers in joining Bitcointalk. Making considerations simply defeats the purpose.

[Joel_Jantsen]

is there another solution to getting merit for a newbie besides making a good tread that can make someone give merit to a newbie. maybe from the account age, maybe at least 1 or 2 years to be able to get at least 1 merit. can the forum team consider. thank you. just my opinion

That keeps you open with the last option

[The Sceptical Chymist]

That keeps you open with the last option
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I'd give you merits for that if I didn't think I'd get crucified for it.

OP, English is obviously not your first language and you don't seem very proficient in it.  Therefore you can probably not expect to earn many merits if you're posting in the English section.  That's just the way it is--the forum is filled floor to ceiling with shitposters who can't write comprehensible sentences, and none of them earn any merits.

Try posting on your local board(s), whatever those are, and hopefully there'll be at least one merit source that frequents them.  Earning merits in general is not easy, nor should it be.  You have to put some time, effort, and thought into what you're writing.  It also helps if what you write is written well.

[rhomelmabini]

Why, is it a problem?

There's nothing in consideration that if the account is old they'll probably get some merits, take out that notion.

[PedroSuketteki]

That keeps you open with the last option
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I'd give you merits for that if I didn't think I'd get crucified for it.

OP, English is obviously not your first language and you don't seem very proficient in it.  Therefore you can probably not expect to earn many merits if you're posting in the English section.  That's just the way it is--the forum is filled floor to ceiling with shitposters who can't write comprehensible sentences, and none of them earn any merits.

Try posting on your local board(s), whatever those are, and hopefully there'll be at least one merit source that frequents them.  Earning merits in general is not easy, nor should it be.  You have to put some time, effort, and thought into what you're writing.  It also helps if what you write is written well.

yes you are correct english is not my main language but i try and work hard to understand it even though with the help of google translate ... at least i still want to try rather than never want to try at all . And thanks you

[suchmoon]

An account registered a year ago almost to the day wants a merit for being registered a year ago. Film at 11.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

If you can't produce quality threads then at least try your best to produce quality replies. The merit system simple reward quality contributions so if you're not good with constructing your words try using image, videos or infographic to express yourself. There are specific boards/threads you can utilize for this purpose e.g WO, B&H etc. In as much as your try to express yourself through the other means don't spam the forum.

[ryzaadit]

If you a newbie, you don't really need to make a really good thread. Just write helpful to other people, I believe someone/merit source will appreciate your post.

Theymos said if a newbie writing a helpful thread someone/merit source should give them appreciate.

yes you are correct english is not my main language but i try and work hard to understand it even though with the help of google translate ... at least i still want to try rather than never want to try at all . And thanks you

Then, try on your local board. No need to make a post/thread at the global forum if your English not really good.

Example like me, most of my merit received i got it's from local board almost 90%. Cause i was a really suitable contribution to the forum on my local board.

[PedroSuketteki]

If you can't produce quality threads then at least try your best to produce quality replies. The merit system simple reward quality contributions so if you're not good with constructing your words try using image, videos or infographic to express yourself. There are specific boards/threads you can utilize for this purpose e.g WO, B&H etc. In as much as your try to express yourself through the other means don't spam the forum.

Thank you for your advice . maybe I can try everything you suggest to me. I will continue to try to always produce threads or replies that are considered quality. I am so excited

[Bitlover10]

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Here is few points

1- There is no Solution for getting merit without quality post.
2- It's makes me laugh when you suggeste merit should be based on account age. If user not able to received single merit in 1 or 2 years then he or she doesn't deserve to be here on the forum.

The invention of Merit system is for increasing quality post and make this forum clean from shitpost. Here is few points you should consider for getting merits besides all your nonsense ideas about getting merit :- :-

1- Spend your time on reading
2- Gain your knowledge about forum rules
3- Gain your knowledge about Bitcoin and its technology
4- Improve your english
5- If you don't know where to post then try it from your local board
6- Be constructive post and help other.
7- Avoid bounty campaign untill you achieve member or full member rank
8- Think before post. Your post should be useful for other person.
9- Get inspiration from those members who achieve their rank and shared their inspirational journey with Bitcointalk.
10- Don't think about merit so much. Concentrate about improving yourself.

[TopTort777]

Find a guide, ask its owner if he allows to translate it to you mother tongue, make a topic with translation.
It will be a help to others and knowledge to you. Probably you will get a merit for that. Its a win=win=win strategy for everyone

[LogitechMouse]

Share an important information on Beginners and Help Section. I know that those who have merits love users who are sharing their own knowledge so I think this is the better way.

If you are really desperate, either beg for merits or buy it. Both of them are considered illegal and can give you neg trust. Not suggesting this but newbies nowadays are very desperate to get merits.

If there are kind hearted merit source there or those high ranked members, kindly give this stupid OP merit. Thanks
#sarcasm

[FFrankie]

1 merit every year on your anniversary really wouldn't hurt the system. It would make all newbi accounts jr member after a year. I don't see what the big deal about that is. Do we have any campaigns that take jr members?

[Upgrade00]

Merits define whether or not one can wear a signature, and hence determines bounty participation. A forum member should be able to earn at least one to ensure that they don't spam around the forum to fulfill their tasks.

Even if an anniversary merit giveaway was implemented, log in time would likely be used to ensure you are actually participating and trying to learn and not just farming accounts over a 365 day period.

[NeuroticFish]

Here is few points

I think that this post would be nice to become a sticky thread in "Beginners & Help", since too many newbies are asking about it.

[rosezionjohn]

1 merit every year on your anniversary really wouldn't hurt the system.

If I am not mistaken, the very first I got aside from the airdropped merits was actually given as an "anniversary merit"
Someone was kind enough to give it to me.

It would make all newbi accounts jr member after a year. I don't see what the big deal about that is.  

I guess this should be a case to case basis. If a user only post bounty reports for one whole year, then I think he/she shouldn't be given any.

Do we have any campaigns that take jr members?

If you mean signature, then yes there are still some.

[Upgrade00]

Also when you say a blocked account, do you mean a banned account?

what about the blocked account whether it will be easy to appeal because my experience was never a reply from the email listed on a blocked account. even though we really feel we didn't make mistakes. it's just that the problem is an appeal that is difficult to get an answer

And if it is a permaban, then you're violating forum rules by making posts on the forum aside from on an appeal thread. A ban is on the user and not the account.

[TheUltraElite]

is there another solution to getting merit for a newbie besides making a good tread that can make someone give merit to a newbie.

Even if you make a good thread you may not get any merit because no merit source wanted to. LOL

maybe from the account age, maybe at least 1 or 2 years to be able to get at least 1 merit. can the forum team consider. thank you. just my opinion

There is no such "team" here. Forum administration/moderation and merit sources are two different but at times overlapping groups with no specific boundaries.

But if you are someone who knows how to write legible posts and takes part in discussions then you should not whine about not being merited. After all this is a forum and spreading knowledge is the primary intent here, getting ranked up is secondary.

[o_e_l_e_o]

It would make all newbi accounts jr member after a year. I don't see what the big deal about that is. Do we have any campaigns that take jr members?

There are plenty of altcoin and ICO/IEO/STO/whatever campaigns which will enrol Junior Members, with absolutely zero oversight or quality control to stop them from them spamming to high heaven.

The entire point of the merit system was to stop people from ranking up automatically, so ranking everyone up automatically after 1 year kind of defeats the point. Also, if someone has gone a full year on the forum without earning a single merit, they are exactly the type of person we don't want to rank up and then be able to join a campaign.