Don't PM for merit, no magic tricks for earning merits: advice for forum newbies

[Smartvirus]

There has being the creation of more merit sources, ther has being the creation of threads that requires you to post links to some of your best post and earn merits, their are threads that talks about running Bitcoin nodes 14days to 14merits, there are more of these kind of events on going in the forum where you can earn merits from having to participate. Newbies having to settle with not doing nothing but hoped they can send a pm and he merits out of it is just absurd. The OP took what’s considerably the best step of all, exposing the text but keeping the identity of the newbie anonymous else, tags would have come flying and that’s a resounding advice only if they could take it. There isn’t any magic to it.

[GeorgeJohn]

A lot of newbies are desperate to get merits so they can start earning but they tend to forget that in order to earn you must first of all take out time to learn,

The newbies act according to the information passed to them through the person that introduced them to forum...this people always be desperate to earn merits because they're not willing to know the objectives of Bitcointalk, most at times, those newbies accounts you come across are some people's alt if I'm not mistaken...That's the reason they always be inquisitive to earn merits to enable them to enrol in signature promotion..

this is part of the process that should not be neglected. It is not an easy journey to be earn merits and most people send PM's like this out of frustration but one thing they forget is that nothing good comes easy.

To send pm to enable a user to earn a merit, is the worst  thing a forum user will do...Anyone who wants to be earning merit should learn how to be constructive in writing..A quality post, ideas,  suggestions attracts unexpected awarding of merits from unknown forum user...

What beginners should focus on is gaining knowledge and enjoying the process otherwise it is going to be very frustrating to think of getting merits at the beginning stage.

Actually a beginner can work he or her ass out to earn a merit, by responding on a thread he have the solution to the question, but if you're not innovative and you dont have solution to questions, theirs no way you can earn merit regularly..Beginner should learn technical things of the forum and

[SatoPrincess]

Actually a beginner can work he or her ass out to earn a merit, by responding on a thread he have the solution to the question, but if you're not innovative and you dont have solution to questions, theirs no way you can earn merit regularly..Beginner should learn technical things of the forum and

You don’t have to learn technical stuff to earn merits. It’s that reasoning that drives newbies to use ai to make technical posts. In my opinion, you only need to show genuine interest in bitcoin and the forum to earn merits. It may not be as fast as the guys in the technical boards but you will surely grow if you’re consistent.

[GeorgeJohn]

Actually a beginner can work he or her ass out to earn a merit, by responding on a thread he have the solution to the question, but if you're not innovative and you dont have solution to questions, theirs no way you can earn merit regularly..Beginner should learn technical things of the forum and

You don’t have to learn technical stuff to earn merits. It’s that reasoning that drives newbies to use ai to make technical posts. In my opinion, you only need to show genuine interest in bitcoin and the forum to earn merits. It may not be as fast as the guys in the technical boards but you will surely grow if you’re consistent.

They're newbies who is good in technical things, even before they joined forum, so they can improve it here, and once they start sharing their knowledge on technical things it will enhance their chances of earning merit, it's not most that you will learn a technical thing before earning a merit, because a good opinion can also fetch a user merit, the most important thing is to devote out a time to learn and comprehend the conditions of discussion in a thread before relying.. Actually you're on point...