It's better to provide Quality and not Quantity...

[phonakAG]

Hey forum family!

I am coming to this post for all new members joining here.
I want to share my advice based on what I have seen in the forum till now.

Everyone who starts an account to Bitcointalk feels the urge to post like crazy in order to stay relevant.

 But here's the real deal: Quality over Quantity wins every time!

Think about it - a solid, well-thought post speaks louder than a hundred "meh" ones.
Here's why it matters:

Real Talk, Real Connections: When you drop a gem of a post, you're not just talking, you're connecting. Dive deep into discussions that light your fire - you'll build bonds that matter.
You, the Expert: Quality posts show you know your stuff. Whether it's advice or insights, be the go-to person. People notice, trust me!
Not Just Noise: Ever scroll through a thread and see a sea of "lol" and "cool"? Let's not add to the noise. Make every post count, cut through the clutter.
Respect the Scroll: We're all busy, right? A quality post respects people's time. Keep it meaningful, and folks will stick around.

In the end, this forum is like a social community so craft something awesome, something that adds value!

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[dzungmobile]

Newbies Stop Teaching When You Need To Learn.

With newbies, they mostly don't have enough knowledge and experience to teach other newbies. I know there are outstanding newbies but it's barely seen them.
Welcome message is a good start for newbies if they are not shitposters and seriously want to learn, contribute and build up their career in Bitcointalk.

Searching is helpful for newbies to find information, resources, answers to learn.
[Guide] Searching effectively.

[348Judah]

If we are eating food, we should go for quality and not quantity, same way it is expected of us that we should learn from the standard way of making posts in which the forum expects from us, but it is more important to mske use of the forum search engine to know about topics that have already been discussed before, in other not to make repetition on them again when they are already discussed.

You can read more about posting quality from the links below

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

[ultrloa]

Hey forum family!

I am coming to this post for all new members joining here.
I want to share my advice based on what I have seen in the forum till now.

Everyone who starts an account to Bitcointalk feels the urge to post like crazy in order to stay relevant.

 But here's the real deal: Quality over Quantity wins every time!

Think about it - a solid, well-thought post speaks louder than a hundred "meh" ones.
Here's why it matters:

Real Talk, Real Connections: When you drop a gem of a post, you're not just talking, you're connecting. Dive deep into discussions that light your fire - you'll build bonds that matter.
You, the Expert: Quality posts show you know your stuff. Whether it's advice or insights, be the go-to person. People notice, trust me!
Not Just Noise: Ever scroll through a thread and see a sea of "lol" and "cool"? Let's not add to the noise. Make every post count, cut through the clutter.
Respect the Scroll: We're all busy, right? A quality post respects people's time. Keep it meaningful, and folks will stick around.

In the end, this forum is like a social community so craft something awesome, something that adds value!

Quantity will be worthless if majority of your post is pure garbage that's why you need to settle your posting and provide quality information or ideas that can share to the community since it will help you more to rank up rather than doing any post bursting since this is not good to read.

Also you don't need to be an expert to do that since by researching some important important can make you contribute on the discussion and that's how you became relevant to other people, that's why we should maintain good post so that you will be notice and given a merit if this is your target to help you rank up. So to other newbie thinking about how to rank up they should focus on the quality of their post rather than the numbers so that they could possibly earn what they want reach their target ranks.

[knowngunman]

Is that the reason why you are having 9 posts and 9 activities since 2018? It's annoying seeing this type of thread coming from newbies. I believe you can not even differentiate between a good quality posts and shit posts and here you are trying to teach others.

Of course, quality definitely trumps quantity when it comes to posting in this forum. Posting quality content that's helpful and informative is much more valuable than just posting a lot of low quality content. Quality content is more likely to be merited and may also likely drive engagement and conversation. Creating quality posts also helps build your reputation as a knowledgeable and trusted forum user.

[Lida93]

What newbies might not know is that when you continue pasting shits quality inclined forum members quickly add you to their ignore list and these are members you're supposed to learn from their knowledge when they drop a comment on your post that could model and add to your little knowledge in the forum.

Quality post is not measured by how verbose and long your writing or the message you're send is. Reemphasizing same points, notes all over again in different strokes can be so boring to a reader. It's worth noting that you make your point simple and straightforward, what's important is the message not the emphasis.

[Churchillvv]

Hey forum family!

I am coming to this post for all new members joining here.
I want to share my advice based on what I have seen in the forum till now.

Everyone who starts an account to Bitcointalk feels the urge to post like crazy in order to stay relevant.

 But here's the real deal: Quality over Quantity wins every time!

Think about it - a solid, well-thought post speaks louder than a hundred "meh" ones.
Here's why it matters:

Real Talk, Real Connections: When you drop a gem of a post, you're not just talking, you're connecting. Dive deep into discussions that light your fire - you'll build bonds that matter.
You, the Expert: Quality posts show you know your stuff. Whether it's advice or insights, be the go-to person. People notice, trust me!
Not Just Noise: Ever scroll through a thread and see a sea of "lol" and "cool"? Let's not add to the noise. Make every post count, cut through the clutter.
Respect the Scroll: We're all busy, right? A quality post respects people's time. Keep it meaningful, and folks will stick around.

In the end, this forum is like a social community so craft something awesome, something that adds value!

Making quality post is very good it is the most advised in the forum or anywhere else but I will love to add some point to quality posting. Be impactful, do something different.
Every other person tries to make quality post but few are impactful i.e making a difference Just don't write to repeat what every order person has said but think logically and bring out more details in your post. Sometimes I check out the first page of a post almost everyone says the same thing but in different ways though it shows that the most popular answer or replies are correct but I do question myself; why repeat or paraphrase one thing. One thing is you can't give what you don't have.

Alguien podría traducir por favor?

Here we write in English but if you need translation you can go to your local board where it is written in your language there you will understand things better. Or still write in your language and translate to English or vise versa.

[FatFork]

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In the end, this forum is like a social community so craft something awesome, something that adds value!

OP, here's another important tip: Ensure you respect the community rules!

Account connected: Naida_BR (Profile has been Autobanned)

Contact me on Telegram @Logicrypto

You can contact me on telegram @Logicrypto

[Samlucky O]

I think what causes the ship posting, is when you think you have know it all or feel so ashamed to ask questions rather choose to create a thread that will advise people. Higher ranked members are always ready to teach the newbies, but some newbies claim to know more by always following the crowd for people to see them as knowledgeable. were as there is no such thing.

Another thing that also cause shitposting, is that some newbies think that random posting might get people's attention and there by been merited for it. Afterwards who know were merits will come from.

lengthy post sometimes does not inply quality. Because some newbies always think lengthy post determine quality. Where as some post might just be a two lines but comes with maturity and quality.

[PrivacyG]

Everyone who starts an account to Bitcointalk feels the urge to post like crazy in order to stay relevant.

I do not get this.  Why do they feel this urge of posting like crazy?  Why feel the need to stay relevant.  This is a Forum, not social media where every body begs for attention.  Look at this Forum as some kind of local community meeting.  You just chat and share  knowledge.

Short posts are fine too.  You do not need to write essays every single time and it could still be considered a quality post.

In fact.  Some LONG posts can be of less quality than shorter posts.  Why did you feel the need to write this thread?  We have seen hundreds, maybe thousands of similar topics.  I do not mean to be rude with you.  But did you feel the urge to do any thing to stay relevant as well?

[Faisal2202]

Real Talk, Real Connections: When you drop a gem of a post, you're not just talking, you're connecting. Dive deep into discussions that light your fire - you'll build bonds that matter.
You, the Expert: Quality posts show you know your stuff. Whether it's advice or insights, be the go-to person. People notice, trust me!
Not Just Noise: Ever scroll through a thread and see a sea of "lol" and "cool"? Let's not add to the noise. Make every post count, cut through the clutter.
Respect the Scroll: We're all busy, right? A quality post respects people's time. Keep it meaningful, and folks will stick around.

Actually, these points should be followed by everyone, especially those who are in signature campaigns. I know most of the newbies make many posts so that they can't go unnoticed, and their names could appear in more topics so they will be remembered by other members. But again, like you said, we should prefer quality over quantity.

But many signature joinees are making posts just to fill post quotas and repeat others words, which is common, but in my opinion, it's not possible for all of us to have a unique mindset because even I don't read what others are saying. My way is to read the OP's point, and if I think I can contribute to his or her  point I don't ignore it and share it quickly. But after making my post, I sometimes read other people's posts too, and when I read there, they have the same meaning as mine, and posts coming after mine also have the same meaning (that's why I said it's not possible for everyone to become unique from each other).

Overall, you have shared some good points, and we all should follow them.

[Hewlet]

Hey forum family!

I am coming to this post for all new members joining here.
I want to share my advice based on what I have seen in the forum till now.

Everyone who starts an account to Bitcointalk feels the urge to post like crazy in order to stay relevant.

 But here's the real deal: Quality over Quantity wins every time!

Think about it - a solid, well-thought post speaks louder than a hundred "meh" ones.
Here's why it matters:

Real Talk, Real Connections: When you drop a gem of a post, you're not just talking, you're connecting. Dive deep into discussions that light your fire - you'll build bonds that matter.
You, the Expert: Quality posts show you know your stuff. Whether it's advice or insights, be the go-to person. People notice, trust me!
Not Just Noise: Ever scroll through a thread and see a sea of "lol" and "cool"? Let's not add to the noise. Make every post count, cut through the clutter.
Respect the Scroll: We're all busy, right? A quality post respects people's time. Keep it meaningful, and folks will stick around.

In the end, this forum is like a social community so craft something awesome, something that adds value!

sharing advice when you are supposed to be learning is not the right way to go.  I will recommend that as I beginner you stick more with trying to figure things out rather than offering to teach others the things you are yet to master, Remember you are a newbie (please don't get me wrong, I'm writing this from a standpoint of guiding you in the right part).  Instead of trying to guide your fellow newbie on the right way to go about with there posting without even making reference to already existing post that have given a detail analysis on this, why not search out topics that will help you grow both in the forum and in making proper investments, read those topics thoroughly and if there is any doubt you would want forum members to help you clear, you then post it so all the replies you get will be of help to your growth.

[Queentoshi]

But here's the real deal: Quality over Quantity wins every time!

Think about it - a solid, well-thought post speaks louder than a hundred "meh" ones.

It matters a lot what you post on the forum because many people are depending on the information that you share on the forum to learn. If all forum members are posting only quantity, there will be nothing to learn in this forum. I have read many worded posts that are very lengthy and could not learn anything but have read fewer words from some other people in forum and learn, it is not about the length of the post that makes it quality, it is what you write. I represent many people who get tired easily of reading a very long post that lacked a good introduction.

[SatoPrincess]

It’s ironic that a newbie with 0 merits and little experience on the forum would be giving out advice and guides to other newbies on what is net positive for the forum. Unless ofcourse you’re not a newbie and this is an alt account.
I can’t see the quality posts you speak of in your post history which confirms to me that your post are just mere words, it will be better if you teach by actions and not words.

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In the end, this forum is like a social community so craft something awesome, something that adds value!

OP, here's another important tip: Ensure you respect the community rules!

Account connected: Naida_BR (Profile has been Autobanned)

Contact me on Telegram @Logicrypto

You can contact me on telegram @Logicrypto

Busted!!! Any idea why he was banned in the first place?

[Upgrade00]

Stop thinking too hard about posts to make. Newbies have the false belief that starting threads presents a higher chance of getting merits which leads to a high number of posts like this; advising others on what to do on the forum.

Focus on learning and not teaching.

[mvdheuvel1983]

I see what you did there mate.

You gotta relax...see all these not so good comments about you which may or may not be true can be actually demoralizing.
If you do not want them coming at you like this again, take heed to what most of them have pointed out in their replies, it will go a long way to in helping you become a better member of the community.

No more OPs for now. Okay?

[Sanitough]

Hey forum family!

I am coming to this post for all new members joining here.
I want to share my advice based on what I have seen in the forum till now.

Everyone who starts an account to Bitcointalk feels the urge to post like crazy in order to stay relevant.

 But here's the real deal: Quality over Quantity wins every time!

Think about it - a solid, well-thought post speaks louder than a hundred "meh" ones.
Here's why it matters:

Real Talk, Real Connections: When you drop a gem of a post, you're not just talking, you're connecting. Dive deep into discussions that light your fire - you'll build bonds that matter.
You, the Expert: Quality posts show you know your stuff. Whether it's advice or insights, be the go-to person. People notice, trust me!
Not Just Noise: Ever scroll through a thread and see a sea of "lol" and "cool"? Let's not add to the noise. Make every post count, cut through the clutter.
Respect the Scroll: We're all busy, right? A quality post respects people's time. Keep it meaningful, and folks will stick around.

In the end, this forum is like a social community so craft something awesome, something that adds value!

Quantity will be worthless if majority of your post is pure garbage that's why you need to settle your posting and provide quality information or ideas that can share to the community since it will help you more to rank up rather than doing any post bursting since this is not good to read.

Also you don't need to be an expert to do that since by researching some important important can make you contribute on the discussion and that's how you became relevant to other people, that's why we should maintain good post so that you will be notice and given a merit if this is your target to help you rank up. So to other newbie thinking about how to rank up they should focus on the quality of their post rather than the numbers so that they could possibly earn what they want reach their target ranks.

For beginners, I would say majority of them still want to do burst posting so they can easily release and speaks about their mind. For them, it's quantity over quality. However, as they keep on posting and keep learning at the same time through other members post, that's when they start to realize that creating  a quality post is more important than forcing yourself to do a lot of garbage post. That way, your post quality will reflect your own identity in the forum. If you are a good quality poster, you are building your own character and good reputation in the forum.

It's not only experts in the forum that are capable of making quality post. Everyone is expected to create a quality post, and the only way to make it happen is by having a diligent research before you decide to place your post. Once the content attracts and impress other members, it will easily attract merits as well because of the value of your post that leaves a huge impact in the forum.

[Ndabagi01]

In the end, this forum is like a social community so craft something awesome, something that adds value!

Hello, Newbie. Thanks for the advice. Can you now go back and read the comments on all of your replies? This will provide you with a better understanding and conclusion on what you've just posted. Many members of the forum believe that newcomers should be learning rather than teaching. This is not to say that a novice will not be able to teach others. Try to grow and become valuable in a community about which you know nothing. Over time, and based on the quality of your posts, people will value your teachings and what you want to share here for others to learn. Your profile shows that you don't know much, so relax and learn before you try to teach others.

[Issa56]

A beginner shouldn't be teaching, they should be learning, but it's obvious that you are not a beginner, your account has already been tagged as an alt account. It's surprising that an account that has been created since 2018 has just 9 actives, and the same account has created a thread and explained to people how to post. After being inactive since April 4, 2018, you came back to the forum on 11/16/2023, and the first thread that you created was on how to make quality post. How will you come back to the forum, and the first thing you think you should do is create a thread. Didn't you see any chances in the forum? You should be studying the forum because I am sure some things will have changed.

Am sure you created this thread just to phish for merit, but I am sorry. Don't expect any merit from the post, you have already being exposed that it's your alt account, no one will be taking your post serious, everyone believes you are just hunting for merit, you are not here to make any meaningful contribution to the forum.

[aysg76]

Account created in 2018 with only 9 posts and zero merit making such comments seems to be weird giving advices to all other members when he/she has not implemented it.It seems like someone just woke and plan to write in hope to get some merits through all these advices but it would work good if you first focus on learning and enhancing your knowledge.