The relationship between educational qualification and quality of post.

[Abbatty]

Do you think the level of academic qualifications and life experience that a member of forum has, has a direct influence on the quality of post that  he/she makes here on this forum?
Do you feel users who are known to be quality posters in various boards are individuals with high educational qualifications and vast experience.

No, having a degree does not automatically qualify one to write an essential post. Some people with advanced degrees struggle to produce posts that are both high-quality and pertinent.
The ability to focus and be determined to learn from the forum allows one to create posts that are more clearly understood, even if they lack academic qualifications. This is because when someone is determined to learn from the forum, they will imply as much in their posts.
In addition, your writing quality will likely be at its highest if you are skilled at accurately learning/doing research.

[Ndabagi01]

Do you think the level of academic qualifications and life experience that a member of forum has, has a direct influence on the quality of post that  he/she makes here on this forum?

I don't believe it has a direct influence, but it does influence it to some amount. A person with adequate academic understanding tends to speak fluent and proper English, which I also consider to be a component of a quality post. In other circumstances, the level of academic background is irrelevant if the person can provide an understandable reply to the question posed in the forum. If the information sent is understood, the language used to pass it no longer matters.

Do you feel users who are known to be quality posters in various boards are individuals with high educational qualifications and vast experience.

They are not always users with higher qualifications and extensive experience, but the majority of them possess this attribute, which aids them in making a great post in the forum. In fact, a well-written and expressed message attracts more attention from users than a disordered one.

[Fullcoinese]

Do you think the level of academic qualifications and life experience that a member of forum has, has a direct influence on the quality of post that  he/she makes here on this forum?
Do you feel users who are known to be quality posters in various boards are individuals with high educational qualifications and vast experience.

in my opinion, education / academic level and life experience may be one of the factors that indirectly affect the technical quality and content of a post made, such as the choice of words and the preparation of an easy-to-understand narrative and so on.
but in my opinion the quality of a good post is not only from the educational and life experience factors, of course there are many other factors that influence it. even someone with a low level of education can still make "good" posts if they are people who are able to evaluate themselves, are always learning and adding to their knowledge and don't give up easily when receiving criticism for the technicality and content of their posts.

[lalabotax]

Do you think the level of academic qualifications and life experience that a member of forum has, has a direct influence on the quality of post that  he/she makes here on this forum?
Do you feel users who are known to be quality posters in various boards are individuals with high educational qualifications and vast experience.

It should be like that, the higher the education and experience, the better the quality of the posts. Because after all they should have more abilities, more experience in terms of learning and adjusting to new things. Moreover, usually they are used to studying something well and then produce quality writings as well.

this is ideally what it should be. But in reality sometimes it's not like that. because this will also relate to the nature and habits of each individual. Sometimes there are also many who really like to study but do not have the opportunity to study at a higher education level. but when they enter the Bitcointalk forum, they have the same opportunity to learn.

[icalical]

Not necessarily, but the higher the education level, a person suppose to know how to write better, since one of the main requirement to finish an education level is to write academic thesis, they were forced know how to make good writing. On the contrary, with less education wasn't forced learn how to write properly, however that doesn't mean that less educated people were never learn how to write, some of them might actually like writing in any kind, and of course it will reflect on how they write post on this forum.

All that being said a good quality post is not only determine by the writing style and structure, the information in the writing is presumably more important than the writing style and structure, and even some educated (and also non-education) people are not that willing to put some good information and value to their post, so their post is just a low-quality.

[Luzin]

All that being said a good quality post is not only determine by the writing style and structure, the information in the writing is presumably more important than the writing style and structure, and even some educated (and also non-education) people are not that willing to put some good information and value to their post, so their post is just a low-quality.

People who have better quality education should be able to learn and write faster with better governance. But usually he needs time to adapt to what content he writes. Because I believe people have experts in certain fields only and they need to learn to become other experts, including in this forum. So there's no guarantee people with a better education will be smarter. Formal education is a way of getting recognition of having graduated and proof of being from an educational institution. So people who want to try even though they don't have education will certainly succeed, this is because of a habit not education.

[Majestic-milf]

 There's a relationship between the two but to an extent, because you can have a world of knowledge concerning a subject, but cannot be able to put it to writing for it to at least benefit those on this forum and since there's no provision for a voice note option here, it becomes useless.
 But what defines a quality post? It's one done in an understandable english and relates to the subject at hand, giving intelligible response to questions.

[Z390]

When someone with academic qualifications shares something that's not beneficial to other members it makes no difference to someone with very low educational qualifications that do the same thing on the forum.

I am not here for that crap, I am here for things related to crypto investment and Bitcoin, many college students in my area still find it hard to install a fresh Windows OS on their laptops and they sometimes come to me for help, I am not as educated as they are, but they don't know this.

It's all about the ideas you share and problems related to crypto that you can solve on this forum, whatever the status of your educational level might be is no use to me or the others.

[KingsDen]

The educational qualification of any member of this forum has a direct influence on the ability of the user to make quality posts.
This might only have an exception, which would be native English speakers. Whether they are educated or not, they will be able to write and speak good English. However, the emphasis is not to be educated, but to have a good knowledge of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency as a whole.

An educated user who has no idea of Bitcoin will definitely write a low-quality post in Bitcoin related topics while flourishing in other topics. However, when such an educated user gets information about bitcoin and digest them, they will make more connected and meaningful post than and an uneducated user also has information of Bitcoin.

[qwertyup23]

Do you think the level of academic qualifications and life experience that a member of forum has, has a direct influence on the quality of post that  he/she makes here on this forum?
Do you feel users who are known to be quality posters in various boards are individuals with high educational qualifications and vast experience.

I do believe that there is a correlation about being educationally gifted compared to others who lack the sufficient education to construct basic sentences.

Most of the time, most of the posts that are being merited are created by the ones who have a grasp of the basic construction of a sentence. You do not entirely need to be an expert about cryptocurrency; you just need to convey your thoughts in a simple manner where anyone could understand it.

While there may be some people who are knowledgeable about cryptocurrencies that only a few know (e.g. mining, etc.), still, you may earn merits even if you are not quite knowledgeable in this field.

[Sim_card]

Do you think the level of academic qualifications and life experience that a member of forum has, has a direct influence on the quality of post that  he/she makes here on this forum?

Not really,anyone who can read and write and can also express himself will be able to make quality post. Continuous learning will help that person achieve it. Someone that doesn't have polished English can keep on reading and will able to become a good English man.

Do you feel users who are known to be quality posters in various boards are individuals with high educational qualifications and vast experience.

Nah, I don't think so about having a high education the only one I can accept is experience because experience is the best teacher. Especially the technical aspect of bitcoin,it needs practice and practice is experience. There are technical people without high level of qualification that very good in their field.

[Patrol69]

It is difficult to post in this forum without sufficient educational qualifications. Especially in this forum posts in English are given the highest priority no matter what country you are from, if you don't have proper education about English grammar you will never be able to make good quality posts. Because if you don't know good English, your post quality will be very bad. There will be obvious mistakes in grammar. But you don't need to submit any educational qualification document to post in this forum. You must be proficient in English without submitting educational qualification documents. You can post good quality in forums only if you are fluent in English and have enough knowledge about specific topic.

[Agbe]

Wow! I came late to this thread. Concerning the subject and the content in discussion I will say yes. Educational qualification means a lot in the forum. Be a formal or informal. I believe many user here uses informal education while others use formal education and that is not the issue but your ability to understand the conversations and make a meaningful contribution to the discussion is what matters in the forum. Out of the four (4) areas of English, Syntax, Sematic, Morphology and Phonetics, you have to know 2 effectively for free and fair communication, and the two are: Sematic and Syntax.
I believe these two can produce quality post for a user. But to master these two is also a problem for some of the non English speakers.

[Fiatless]

Do you think the level of academic qualifications and life experience that a member of forum has, has a direct influence on the quality of post that  he/she makes here on this forum?
Do you feel users who are known to be quality posters in various boards are individuals with high educational qualifications and vast experience.

Formal education gives people the foundation which is to learn how to read and write. Higher education exposes students to the ability to learn skills in specific areas. An engineering student would be exposed to topics that relate to his area of specialization.

But one important skill that higher education infuses in graduates is the ability to research and learn more. Any member that can study information about the Bitcoin ecosystem will do well in the forum. It doesn't necessarily mean using good grammar but the ability to relate vital information that will help members of the forum. My point is that even members that have no higher education can give out quality posts if they can carry out research and come up with worthwhile information or discoveries. In summary, higher education can be an advantage because it has a way of training students to become versatile in learning but there is no assurance that it will lead to quality posts. It will take only individuals that keep learning, unlearning, and relearning to give out the best in this community.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

An educated user who has no idea of Bitcoin will definitely write a low-quality post in Bitcoin related topics while flourishing in other topics. However, when such an educated user gets information about bitcoin and digest them, they will make more connected and meaningful post than and an educated user also has information of Bitcoin.

Writing on the forum has nothing to do with your qualifications, provided you can write and understand english to the extent that you can easily communicate your information without sounding dumb, you'll be fine. An educated people without any knowledge on Bitcoin or any of the other boards that he or she is interested in will be sounding off topic when writing. He might be sounding like he's making sense when he reads the replies to himself but to others it'll just be full of useless or unnecessary thoughts. Writing on the forum doesn't demand you use the best vocabulary and if you use too much vocabulary (big words) your replies mightn't interest many people to read.

Most readers here needs the information they're reading to be quick and short and easily understandable (AKA straight to the point) which is an advantage to the average users that has the least qualifications. What's needed here's is to be able to communicate in English or your local language and also understand the topic been discussed so you can air your views without going off topic. Quality of post is different for each users here, for some users they demand you go the extra miles to prove your point while others just need you to be straight forward with your replies.

[sokani]

Do you think the level of academic qualifications and life experience that a member of forum has, has a direct influence on the quality of post that  he/she makes here on this forum?
Do you feel users who are known to be quality posters in various boards are individuals with high educational qualifications and vast experience.

I don't think educational qualifications have much effect on a forum's member ability to make quality post. What is a quality post if I may ask? A quality post is a well structured thought that is correct, concise, comprehensible, and fits into the discussion or argument. There are persons who might have higher degree qualifications and still not being able to make a quality post. Their posts are disjuncted and full of gibberish that you begin to question the certificate they claimed they have. There are also some persons who are well educated with good degrees but lack knowledge of the particular areas being discussed. So educational qualifications can never be used as a yardstick.

[Mr.suevie]

Wow! I came late to this thread. Concerning the subject and the content in discussion I will say yes. Educational qualification means a lot in the forum. Be a formal or informal. I believe many user here uses informal education while others use formal education and that is not the issue but your ability to understand the conversations and make a meaningful contribution to the discussion is what matters in the forum. Out of the four (4) areas of English, Syntax, Sematic, Morphology and Phonetics, you have to know 2 effectively for free and fair communication, and the two are: Sematic and Syntax.
I believe these two can produce quality post for a user. But to master these two is also a problem for some of the non English speakers.

The point you gave is there, but I would like to add that a level of seriousness is also a major to considered because you can be well brush in these areas of English and communication skills and still be lazy to contribute to your fullest, one thing is having the knowledge and education another is actually expressing your knowledge and wisdom in a community like this, I know of some of my friends and colleague who are well educated but seems to always be lazy in written conversation.

[Truthlovecoins]

Do you think the level of academic qualifications and life experience that a member of forum has, has a direct influence on the quality of post that  he/she makes here on this forum?
Do you feel users who are known to be quality posters in various boards are individuals with high educational qualifications and vast experience.

For the first question, I would say that the post of an individual who has a higher level of academic qualification and experience, would be way different because of the kind of words/diction they would use. Also the way the individual gets to make his analysis or reference would be clearly evident.
One thing I have observed though is that one has to actually get used to the terms and language of this forum, both adhering to the rules before any of his/her post be counted as quality.

Number 2 question actually has to do with individual reasoning and intelligence on a topic or subject. How well one can read, understand and interpret what he/she has read, most importantly, the ability to use their own words to express an idea informatively, make users the best quality posters.

[robelneo]

Do you think the level of academic qualifications and life experience that a member of forum has, has a direct influence on the quality of post that  he/she makes here on this forum?
Do you feel users who are known to be quality posters in various boards are individuals with high educational qualifications and vast experience.

Yes, I believe there is, with some exceptions, what you know and what you attained and experience will always show up in the way you interact, post quality is subjective it doesn't have to be a long post
you just need to be confident about what you know about the subject like someone asked about the technicalities of the mining setup and he asked if the setup is correct an experienced miner can just post

Yes its correct

and I consider it a quality post because you cannot confirm it if you do not have the technical knowledge.

[LogitechMouse]

Do you think the level of academic qualifications and life experience that a member of forum has, has a direct influence on the quality of post that  he/she makes here on this forum?
Do you feel users who are known to be quality posters in various boards are individuals with high educational qualifications and vast experience.

Not really, or it has little effect on the quality of posts.
What's affecting the posts I think is the experience, and the knowledge of the user towards a particular topic.

TBH, I'm not that fluent in English when I started interacting into the forum, but as I watch English documentaries, English videos on Youtube, and speaking with English people sometimes, my way of speaking English got better, and better though I think there might be some times where I have broken English when I'm speaking with other people, and when I'm posting here, I can say that it's better now. I'm not a native English speaker as well, so I might have some broken English as well.

Academic qualifications? I don't think so because there are some who didn't finish their school, and yet they're very good in interacting with other people.