How can I increase my merit?

[MaterialMouse69]

Hi I'm a newbie here and would love to ask for advices on how to have a good background here?

Is merit important and should I interact more?

Can you guys suggest any advice thanks a lot!

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[UserU]

People mainly want Merits so that they can join signature campaigns and (shit)post to earn some ka-ching.

But if you're looking to earn, contribute to the discussions here, or post helpful threads. They will come naturally.

I started participating in discussions in 2018. Took me a whole good 5 years to reach this stage.

[Maus0728]

Merit & new rank requirements
List Of How To Get Merit Guides Thread

Is merit important and should I interact more?

For some, yes. But you are not obliged to interact with the forum. You can just be a silent lurker and learn from here.

[mk4]

First of all, you need to learn how to use Google or Bitcointalk's search function.


Topic: Ways of earning merit. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5216692.0
Topic: how can we get merit points? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5397797.0
Topic: How to earn merit as a Newbie? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5197419.0
Topic: Help Need About Getting merit how I can get merit easily https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5237082.0
Topic: How to get merit? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5196391.0

[EarnOnVictor]

Many had shared important links that will help you so there is no need for me to be repeating what they had written. However, I will like you to have it at the back of your mind that the more you chase merits the less you would get. Let it chase you, just let your posts be of quality, be natural, and the merit will certainly chase you.

And when you post a new topic, let it be educative and have meaning rather than asking questions that will only fetch merits to good posts underneath.

[MaterialMouse69]

People mainly want Merits so that they can join signature campaigns and (shit)post to earn some ka-ching.

But if you're looking to earn, contribute to the discussions here, or post helpful threads. They will come naturally.

I started participating in discussions in 2018. Took me a whole good 5 years to reach this stage.

That's a lot of dedication right there! Thanks for the information though I just started earlier and I think it's a good start. Have a nice day!

Many had shared important links that will help you so there is no need for me to be repeating what they had written. However, I will like you to have it at the back of your mind that the more you chase merits the less you would get. Let it chase you, just let your posts be of quality, be natural, and the merit will certainly chase you.

And when you post a new topic, let it be educative and have meaning rather than asking questions that will only fetch merits to good posts underneath.

I will take note of this. Since I still don't have any idea why people chase merits all I know is that it can cause you to have a good background! And I agree when posting a topics that are educative. I'm having fun by learning new things in here by just reading and interacting with people, I'm suprised how helpful people in here. Thanks a lot!

[Majestic-milf]

Is merit important and should I interact more?

 Well, I see merits as a by product of a properly arranged, constructive and educated post. Is it important? Yeah. As it gives you the motivation to do more. But mind you, in your search for merits while you post, ensure to be open to criticism as this helps you grow.
 To the b part of your question: yeah, you def need to interact more. (Intelligently, if I might add) as this helps to broaden your horizons and makes for more room to research and do better.

[TheUltraElite]

Is merit important and should I interact more?

Merit is needed to progress in the rank ladder, nothing more.

Now higher ranks are able to join signature campaigns with higher pay so it ends up being a merit-hunting game for many users on this forum. After all who does not want some coins from discussions in this forum?

Do read old threads, post regularly, solving problems and helping others, you will eventually gather enough merits to grow your account's rank. Obviously the merit sources are biased towards older users, but you can become a "newbie of the month" too.

[dzungmobile]

[Guide] Searching effectively like the guide shows or ask ChatGPT like that I asked Chat GPT how to earn merit

And as a newbie, please spend some time to read Welcome message

[UserU]

That's a lot of dedication right there! Thanks for the information though I just started earlier and I think it's a good start. Have a nice day!

No worries, you should do fine. One more thing before I forget, plagiarism results in a permanent ban and there's no second chance. So be sure to cite the sources from quotes or articles.

You have a great one as well

[Rikafip]

And when you post a new topic, let it be educative and have meaning rather than asking questions that will only fetch merits to good posts underneath.

I disagree with this, that you should only make a new topic when you want to educate others and not when you want to ask question and its one of the common misconception that cause newbies getting into troubles, thinking that they have to be knowledgeable in order to get merit so they plagiarize someone else's content.

Its perfectly normal thing to come to a forum asking for help with something (or simply wanting to learn more) and sometimes this can be more worthwhile than a generic newbie guide we often see in Beginners & Help board that is nothing but a merit fishing.

[Shamm]

Hi I'm a newbie here and would love to ask for advices on how to have a good background here?

Is merit important and should I interact more?

Can you guys suggest any advice thanks a lot!

Looking to your profile it seems that you're account registered May 12, 2019 which is in this upcoming may 12 you are exactly 4 years here in forum. You are still newbie in rank but not here in forum.  But anyways the most and effective way to earn merit is to contribute to the forum by sharing your ideas about crypto also hard work will be paid you soon, and you should avoid any mistakes so That your account will be live longer and don't forget the forum rules. Once again welcome and good luck to your journey.

[tranthidung]

One more thing before I forget, plagiarism results in a permanent ban and there's no second chance. So be sure to cite the sources from quotes or articles.

Plagiarism is a most hardest rule in Bitcoin talk even it has been handled less strictly past two years. It is still one of rule every member should keep in mind.

33. Posting plagiarized content is not allowed.[e]

• Plagiarism: If you copy some text from somewhere, then you should have a good reason for it, and you must link to the source. Doing otherwise is plagiarism. Changing a few words around doesn't matter. If we find that you plagiarized, then you absolutely will be permanently banned, even if we find it years after you did it.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1684035.0
Warning: Anyone caught copying other users' posts or plagiarising content from elsewhere on the web will be immediately permabanned. You shouldn't need a warning to know that this isn't acceptable under any circumstances.

Plagiarsism QA topics. I don't think new topics about plagiarism are necessary including good guidelines to avoid plagiarism and permanent ban.

[bullrun2024bro]

Hi I'm a newbie here and would love to ask for advices on how to have a good background here? Is merit important and should I interact more?

Write quality content and try to be helpful and you won't have any issues getting merit. Write shitposts and spam posts and you won't get any merit, no matter how many posts you create.

Generally speaking: Try to find your way around the forum, read up, learn about the forum features and try to help other members. Then you won't have any problems getting merit.

Start here: Beginners & Help

(Reminder: Don't beg for merit. Please don't like that and won't give you any, if you're begging.)

[Upgrade00]

Is merit important and should I interact more?

What's your reason for registering an account here on the forum? If it's to learn more about Bitcoin and invest a bit when you've acquired more knowledge, then the forum ranks and politics should not really bother you. Merits would more or less be pats on the back for an educative post or response.

But if you are more focused on advancing in the forum, knowing how it works beyond the rules and maybe entering a signature campaign, then you should understand how ranks work.

Secondly, you should not interact more than you wish to. If reading and learning without commenting works for you, do that

[YOSHIE]

Hi I'm a newbie here and would love to ask for advices on how to have a good background here?

Knowledge that you have, thoughts that you have is very much appreciated here, whether it's about Bitcoin, crypto wallets, development, reputation, speculation, economics, law and so on you can see on every discussion board, including in your local Philippines, what do you have about it, that's the best background if you have it.

Is merit important and should I interact more?

Achievement is certainly the most important thing for your achievement to the next level, interaction is certain, but meaningful.

Can you guys suggest any advice thanks a lot!

The most important advice before you do anything, it's important to read: Topic: Unofficial Forum Rules & Guildelines (Tagalog Version)

[uchegod-21]

How can I increase my merit?

I just checked your profile and you don't have any merits let alone asking how to increase it.
The right question you should ask is, "how can I earn merits?"
To answer how you will earn merits.
First you have to understand what you are good at, develop more on it and then start helping people solve their problems.
The more problems you solve here, the more merits you will have.
So you have to give out something in order to recieve.
But do not be too merit conscious, because if you are, you may never earn it.

[skarais]

I will take note of this. Since I still don't have any idea why people chase merits all I know is that it can cause you to have a good background! And I agree when posting a topics that are educative.

Merit is needed to rank up, that is one of the conditions that you must fulfill so that you can rank up.

Read here:

Merit & new rank requirements

I'm having fun by learning new things in here by just reading and interacting with people, I'm suprised how helpful people in here. Thanks a lot!

Of course, you should get used to interacting with multiple forum users, not just on one board, but across multiple boards or elsewhere if you understand the topic and know what to write about. This will encourage you to gain knowledge, and of course it will also help you earn merit. Good luck.

[aysg76]

Hi I'm a newbie here and would love to ask for advices on how to have a good background here?

What do you exactly mean the background here? If you are saying about having sufficient knowledge then it would come by learning with time and spending time on forum reading different threads that will enhance your knowledge giving you solid background but if you mean something else then specify about it?

Is merit important and should I interact more?

I would say merits are important only to increase your rank but most importantly you should focus on increasing your knowledge and interacting more here with others actively engaging in healthy discussions that will help you to gain knowledge which will eventually help you in writing quality posts and you will automatically get merits.So you see how this prime goal of growing yourself up from knowledge perspective will help you to accomplish all other goals.So as newbie just gain as much you can.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Hi I'm a newbie here and would love to ask for advices on how to have a good background here?

Is merit important and should I interact more?

Can you guys suggest any advice thanks a lot!

Merit is important, but shouldn't be your first chase on this forum, you will need time to learn and grow first, after which much shall be required of you as well to offer to the community growth, from the quality of what you offered, members may got touched from what you're contributing and on their wish they may merit your post, also if you think you're posting good enough to receive merits, you can apply to some merit giveaway threads but they only give to quality post that meet up to their required standard.