Hallo Meta

[boyptc]

Good day to you.

About being a campaign manager, there are a lot of them already and many of them have already built their reputation. I'm not saying that it's impossible for you to make it but you'll be having a tough competition if that's your focus.

But still, good luck!

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[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

Majority of us that ranked up after the introduction of my the merit system once had goals as yours, I can give you a secret. Take out time to write out your goals and then give it a timeframe then work towards it. Don't pressure yourself though, if it isn't working out then change your goals. Very important, set achievable goals.

Start from the simplest goals which in this case is ranking up to member and steadily move up the leader. Do all this while contributing positively to the community. It isn't that hard to accomplished anything you set your mind to. I can tell you for a fact, there's so much merit to take you to a member or full member in couple of active weeks, just put into effort.

Instead of joining the crowd and writing about plagiarism and all the rubbish we see this day, look for a topic that actually add value to the forum and discuss. As you do all this, don't make earning a priority instead be genuinely interested in adding value and you'll be rewarded.

[sheenshane]

I like newcomers being silent on how to rank up and how to get merit in the forum but instead, silently contributing good deeds in the forum and actively sharing technical and fundamental discussions.  In that way, we know that they are working hard to rank up and be an established member soon.

Being a forum manager isn't quite easy, you need to gain trust first so that you will have the credibility to manage a project and also there's a company that will trust you on how to handle that task.  Or else hire an escrow if you don't have this and manage a campaign, sounds easy but it's hard to find a potential project to promote.

Follow of what was suggested above, they are all good and I tend to agree with them, spend time reading on the forum it brings good benefits to you.

[GeorgeJohn]

without further ado I have a dream to become a hero member starting with the Experiment and starting from 12 posts

Any goal can be achieved if you are desperate over it, the only thing that brings set back via the community is a disadvantages and inability to discouraged a user, yes of course everyone started from somewhere which is brand new, and some today have possessed the highest status into the community which is legendary position, all these, is a matter of determination and hard work.

I am also interested in becoming a Campaign Manager if my goal is achieved in less than 3 years  
I want to hear the Reaction of Random People on the planet  
Thread is open & anyone is free to have an opinion

I think nobody that will not like the development of another person, but in academic curriculum it has a stages, at least stage one have to come in accomplish before another stage, and that is applicable to the community of bitcointalk, now the primary concern is to create some remarkable things first, via the process of building yourself before going into a signature campaign management, the procedures of managing a campaign Will come up when you have stay long in the forum, but what really matters is your reputation.

[KingsDen]

Not sure about becoming a campaign manager but I would say: just don't try to hard on everything.

If you try hard at too much, you won't last and a lot of people might start to have problems with you from what I've seen around this forum so far. Trying too hard has been a red flag for a while (especially for community managed systems like trust). Focus yourself on authenticity and what you're actually interested in.

The most realistic and pratikish advice you gave. If this forum is someone's personal property, saying your dream would be encouraged.  Here no one cares about your dream. Infact it's better not to dream and remain relevant, than to dream and get into troubles. Only a few will be happy to see you grow in the forum. My advice,  stop announcing your dreams publicly, else it will become a mirage.
The forum helps those who help themselves. Also the forum fosters the failure of those who wants to fail. It's left for you to pursue your goal but learn to be reserved in the forum.

[Selingkuhan]

thank you to all the inhabitants of the planet bitcointalk for this great opinion and sorry I can't answer one by one. for sure I read all your opinions and look forward to other questions when 14 posts tomorrow.
LM Selingkuhan