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pankowri
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October 24, 2020, 01:30:35 PM |
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Thanks, @LoyceV for mentioning me here. Continuously trying to learn from here to contribute to the newcomers. Every day I am learning. Good luck to all who are still trying to do something for this forum. Good quality posts are one kind of contribution for beginners. Trying best for my native people also on the local board because they are deprived of real crypto feelings. It is banned in here. So it is too difficult to discuss publicly. So it can be said this forum is very helpful and the listed guys are trying to make some good quality posts. |
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Alucard1
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October 25, 2020, 02:00:43 AM |
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This is such a great feeling seeing your profile on a top list of member rank, I registered for this account in May 2020 but as a newbie, I encountered such a hard thing to earn merit because of being a low-quality poster and I am not familiar with cryptocurrency, reading and searching helps me so good for understanding cryptocurrency I started receiving a good number of merits on August 31 after creating a topic that I posted in beginners&help but it has been moved to off-topic, this is the topic I created that time Contact tracer vs scammers. upon receiving 2 merits from this topic, it makes me determined and motivated on creating such quality posts and becomes being active in the forum. I joined some contests which also a big help for me to gain merits. As of now, I still cannot say that I am a quality poster because I find it so hard of creating good topics, I commonly received merits from commenting on other topics but anyway thank you so much big for all members who help me to achieve things I have now and a big appreciation to sir LoyceV for creating this lists and for making me now a full member. |
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RickDeckard
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Ah! It's quite a rewarding feeling seeing my name up there, albeit in a small quantity of Merit. I still hammer myself in the head for not activating this account sooner (I registered trough a VPN , had to pay a fee) but I sure am happy to finally made the decision to do so. I'm trying my best in trying to promote good content and active discussions and it's proving to be quite challenging, which is why I'm really liking this community. I'm kinda a "data junkie" and the amount of information that BPIP provides really amazes me. I wonder @LoyceV would it be possible to provide a graph/section where one can see the thread where a user is most active? I think it gives quite an insight to what kind of personality the user has (for instance, if he spends most time on Technical Support it shows that he's "savy" regarding the BTC world, at least the Merit would be related in helping members with some concepts). Do you think that it would worth to implement? Also, it's quite interesting to see quite a gap related to numbers of users. For instance we have 26 "Newbies" that met the requirements, then 10 as Jr. Members and then 42 as Members. I wonder what are the main causes for this dip in Jr. Members to be edible for these requirements? Does anyone have any guesses ? |
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