[UNDERSTANDINGS THE CONCEPT OF POST WRITING IN BITCOINTALK]

[Black susano]

OUTCOMES: The post is designed to enable members to acquire basic knowledge of post-writing.

        What you should first know about this forum is how to communicate in terms of writing, if you can take a look  at the world today most people dislike writing and reading
 technologies have been more useful to many life and many people are getting lazy of writing and reading.
   And in no time AI tech support take over the world.

                    WHAT YOU SHOULD CONSIDER WHEN PLANNING A POST.

   THE TOPIC: In the forum, many members don't consider this when making a post topic, the topic must be clearly defined, and well_ understood and also must be relevant and of interest to the forum audience.

   THE AUDIENCE:  In the forum, many members don't consider the level of understanding of the audience.
1 Their Expectations
2 Their Knowledge
3 Their interest
  
     THE PURPOSE: Most members in the forum just think the forum is met for daily news updates, but as a writer in the forum for example if the post is all about ("Improvement and performance of a writer") you focus more on identifying the area's for improvement and providing action recommendations.

      In getting an audience reader's mind when starting a post you must have to be easy to understand and should also be clear, it must have an appropriate reference to support the technical information or should be used to give credit to sources of information and also avoid plagiarism.
    
     Any information in the post that is directly quoted or copied from a source must be cited using the proper notations.

[Black Susano Cares]


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[Cantsay]

                   WHAT YOU SHOULD CONSIDER WHEN PLANNING A POST.

First off, don't make all the text in your post bold. Making all your post bold does not increase its visibility even if you leave them in their normal form everyone will still be able to read them.

Second, learn how to format your post properly. I'm not sure if your think moving your sub-title with spacebar will make it more readable. But if you want to indent your sub-title and put it at the center then you should learn the correct tag for it.

Code:

[Center][/center]

And here's an example of a well formatted thread.

[Hatchy]

This is why it's important to learn how to crawl before you learn to walk. Op, I really liked your post idea it's great to have around people who are willing to teach others. However, you should start by learning from others, not only about creating good posts but also about formatting them well. I'm not saying I'm perfect, as I'm still learning too.
 The issue is how you spaced your post. it seems like you were trying to make it longer, but maybe you could have added more points instead. Another thing is that I thought the idea was originally yours until I saw the source link below. Usually, people share guidelines based on their experience and knowledge, so I'm not sure why you're creating a guide without learning from it.
Just take your time to review your mistakes, and maybe you'll do better next time with your posts. Nice guide again, and good luck!

[Darker45]

I don't think most members here think the forum is for daily news updates. Apparently, the forum isn't a news channel or some kind of an online news publication or magazine. From the name itself, this is obviously a place where things are discussed, not just what's been happening recently.

You also don't have to complicate your post depending on your audience. For as long as the topic is posted in the correct section or board, you can expect that it's already directed to the right audience.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

Don't bold all your text. Only bold what is most important and you should limit what you bold in your post.

You don't have to target anyone. Only post if your post has good quality and contribution for knowledge base, discussion and if you feel your post does not have quality, don't post it as it will waste your time and forum members.

When your post has good quality, readers will pay more time to read and they will join discussion in your topic too. If your post is low quality, quality members will ignore it and only spammers will join your post discussion.

[Liliana1304]

No offense to the Op but this looks like a lesson note prepared for kindergartens. It seems that you who is writing "understanding the concept of post writing" has not fully grasped the concept. The method of bolding your words to me doesn't do anything for highlights, rather it can be quite irritating.

Something you should take into consideration is that we have different readers who have their pattern at which they read and instead of targeting a particular audience in terms of making a post, why not make a generally comprehensive post? I see you got this part highlighted somewhere. You have made your point but I think if this was meant to serve as a guide to the average beginner, it is to vague to offer any help.

[Despairo]

You don't have to prepare for a week to create a post, you don't have to make sure there's no grammatical error in your post, you don't have to make sure your post is consist at least 1000 characters, you don't have to be certified Bitcoin enthusiast or blockchain analysis to post etc.

The key is, you only need to write and click post, that's all.

As long as you not commit plagiarism, no need to worry.

[avp2306]

Stop giving stress to yourself since you don't need to follow all of that things and the only thing you need to so is be informed then just enjoy any topics you can read on this forum. Just make sure that you are on topic and didn't write any nonsense post since for sure you are so fine with that. If you follow all the stressful suggestion placed then maybe you might get afraid to write on different topics because you are worried that people might criticize your post.

[ImThour]

> The post is designed to enable members to acquire basic knowledge of post-writing.

You yourself needs to know how to make a post on Bitcointalk. Your formatting is way off. You need to use the tags given properly. Why have you decided to make the whole post Bold?
Also, you can user

as Cantsay suggested. Your post looks terrible to read for my eyes and I don't recommend anyone to follow your "basic knowledge of post-writing".

[Findingnemo]

I suggest you to read this [GUIDE] A good post/reply and formatting [UPDATED] before giving your Goddamn lecture about the concept of writing.

You formatted your post in completely bolded words which makes me sick to read and everyone feels the same as far as I am concerned after reading all the replies.

[BIT-BENDER]

   THE TOPIC: In the forum, many members don't consider this when making a post topic, the topic must be clearly defined, and well_ understood and also must be relevant and of interest to the forum audience.

This is a very good advice and an even better observation, many forum members fail to understand the need for adequately placed topic, the first thing that can attract someone to a their thread.

I have seen lots of thread topic that were very misleading and nothing close to the topic was written on the topic. The topic can give someone an insight on what to expect from the thread. There are disadvantages from making misleading topic and that's you may get put on ignore by most members and loose your reputation.

[Jones Praise]

[quote/https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=post;topic=5462594.0;num_replies=10

Nice question there👍. Post writing is one of the major problems facing some members. Although I'm still learning about It too but I think there should be serious sensitization on this  issue . From knowledge I've gained from the forum and older members post writing, a good post must contain relevant information about the topic being discussed by everyone and also should hacmve a very good format such that it is presentable. Also it should be according to the rules of the forum.

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[lovesmayfamilis]

[quote/https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=post;topic=5462594.0;num_replies=10

Nice question there👍. Post writing is one of the major problems facing some members. Although I'm still learning about It too but I think there should be serious sensitization on this  issue . From knowledge I've gained from the forum and older members post writing, a good post must contain relevant information about the topic being discussed by everyone and also should hacmve a very good format such that it is presentable. Also it should be according to the rules of the forum.

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I just sent you a PM with clarification on the correct formatting of posts. Be careful, please.

[Doan9269]

                   WHAT YOU SHOULD CONSIDER WHEN PLANNING A POST.

Even though i believe this aspect would have been talked about several times onnhow to write a quality post and so on, i have some idea to give concerning this discussion which are base on how the forum expected us to create a topic or make a post to reply on a thread.

posting etiquettes
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5184741.0#post_altgiveaway

topic title style guide by Theymos
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102944.msg1128795#msg1128795

I advise you go through the provided links to learn more as required of you to post on the forum, following the required standard formats.

[lousie9]

OP I appreciate your good intention to share the knowledge you have and share the link, but before posting it try to look again at how your post is written.
I apologize in advance and I hope you are not offended because I think your post to be a bit messy in its preparation and format, I assume you were too hasty to post your thread without reviewing what you wrote.
The information you want to convey may not be conveyed properly if the reader feels uncomfortable reading because the writing format seems untidy.
I hope that in the future you can review the writing that you made before posting it and make it neater so that the reader is not distracted or unfocused because the writing format seems untidy.

[israt1@]

This is not a newspaper or a country where daily updates will be given. It is like a university. And there are many rules and regulations for posting in here. If you think these things are helpful then use the local board. And if you think so.

If you have used the text in your page or merit bar then you are also the biggest idiot. I didn't find any help here.

[Baofeng]

As a beginner, I think you don't need to complicate things if you wanted to open a thread or something. Just ask questions and that's it. Your audience is the whole bitcointalk community, so everything is of the same level, whether beginners or experts here, they will answer you question in their right way.

So again, when I'm writing thread, my goal is to share what I got and for sure there will be some that will reply that can broaden the subject matter itself. But don't overthink about it, just saying.

[Mr.suevie]

I don't think most members here think the forum is for daily news updates. Apparently, the forum isn't a news channel or some kind of an online news publication or magazine. From the name itself, this is obviously a place where things are discussed, not just what's been happening recently.

You also don't have to complicate your post depending on your audience. For as long as the topic is posted in the correct section or board, you can expect that it's already directed to the right audience.

This place is certainly not a newspaper update, most of the discussions here are just people trying to share information and so doing educate themselves and I personally feel one doesn't need to plan out a post before posting, just try and make what you are trying to share readable even if it's a question you asking. For communication to take place two parties must understand each other so don't over think yourself when wanting to post something here, just drop and the response will come but make sure follow up with the conversation because you can learnt alot from these discussions as the forum is filled with different sets of mindset

[KingsDen]

OUTCOMES: The post is designed to enable members to acquire basic knowledge of post-writing.

        What you should first know about this forum is how to communicate in terms of writing, if you can take a look  at the world today most people dislike writing and reading
 technologies have been more useful to many life and many people are getting lazy of writing and reading.
   And in no time AI tech support take over the world.

The writing skill of people are decreasing nowadays. There are no many people that wants to be professional writers, rather they want to be content creators. Video and audio is making more waves in the social media. I have read somewhere a user suggested that there should be a patch script to accept audio in the forum. If such a thing gets implemented in the future, you will understand that not many people will like to type anyone, rather they will prefer audio or voice note.
Is this another newbie teaching snr members thread? I mean your article is not well formatted, yet you are teaching about post writing.

[Fiatless]

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One of the instructions that the website OP got the information he used for his work is to read the instructions of the forum before writing. OP I suggest you spend more time on the forum to learn. Apart from reading the rules observation is also important. Take out time to observe how members write quality posts. You can study how they format and present their work.

You don't have to prepare for a week to create a post, you don't have to make sure there's no grammatical error in your post, you don't have to make sure your post is consist at least 1000 characters, you don't have to be certified Bitcoin enthusiast or blockchain analysis to post etc.

The key is, you only need to write and click post, that's all.

As long as you not commit plagiarism, no need to worry.

Writing a perfect post that is void of spelling or grammatical errors is commendable but what matters is to present a post that members can read and understand the information it intends to convey. I don't think anybody will be penalized for not writing in proper Queens English. But this shouldn't be an excuse to publish poorly written posts constantly.