Quote from: tbct_mt2 on March 21, 2018, 05:39:59 AM

Quote from: lemmor8 on March 21, 2018, 04:44:19 AM

Use brain that's it and read books

Stop spamming which non-sense thread like traditional lecture.
Use brain, but what for? There are spammers who always use their brains to cheat the forum system (ranking system, activity system with postcount, and now merit system). We should not use our brains like that.
I think that the guy, namely directly, gave nice tutorials to make quality threads.
And motienvolam also gave other topics which contains more helpful tutorials.

Spam? Is there any other existing content with explanation like this?

Quote from: motienvolam on March 21, 2018, 04:15:37 AM

I don't think you should start such a topic. That kind of question/ topic has published several times in the forum. For example, this one is one of threads discussed about how to make quality and high-quality threads.

Quote from: ducdr on March 21, 2018, 02:33:41 AM

Yeah, good. Firstly, you should ask yourself which components can form a high-quality thread. In my opinion, there are several factors:
1) Contents: It is very important. You should compose threads which are original, innovative to catch attention of other users. You should not copy and paste; or more seriously plagiarise because those behaviours violate the forum rules.
Check it there.
2) English grammar and vocabularies: They should be used as correct and appropriate as possible to help readers understand what you write and want to describle through your threads.
3) Contexts: Your threads should answer questions in context. Most of users jump directly to answer the question of topics' OP. They don't care about whether it was answered and solved by other users in previous threads after the OP or not. Posting, answering like this is likely a spamming thread.
4) Formats: Don't overuse bolding, highlighting, etc. because those effects have its own side-effects which makes readers feel uncomfortable, make threads harder to read at some extents.

And this one

Quote from: mithrim on March 20, 2018, 01:49:04 PM

There are also some threads where some generous members make the effort and review posts (edit: as SFR10 suggested) that you submit and then maybe give you merit if the post deserves it. As Merits are per se a highly subjective matter, don't be disappointed if your post doesn't get in right away. Some factors have to come together in order that you get Merit. The most important being that you create genuine content, that someone who values it - and who has (s)Merit - also reads it.

Here is a list:
Please be reasonable if you submit something, as it really costs a lot of time for those members to do what they are doing

sMerit Post-Review created by Bill Gator
TMAN's Level up challenge.-- UPDATED... created by TMAN
14 merit bonus for quality users [Jr to Sr. Member] created by actmyname
Joe's Signatureless Challenge: Win $25 ($10 for 2nd) + 8 Merits every week! created by BTCforJoe
Topic & Post Review (Specific Areas) - sMerit to give created by Bolt Brownie
sMerit for art ! created by snipie
[ANN] The Utmost Epic, Totally Tubular sMerit Giveaway ~ 170 sM Available created by Gleb Gamow
Point me to undermerited posts created by Wusolini
A simple bitcoin Q/A. Learn new and interesting stuff about bitcoin. created by pugman with participation of Bill Gator
I've still got 80 sMerit to give away. created by Jet Cash

Another helpful tool is the Browser extension "Grammarly" it automatically checks texts you type for grammar and spelling, then it marks possible mistakes and offers solutions.
Here's the link to the chrome web store https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/grammarly-for-chrome/kbfnbcaeplbcioakkpcpgfkobkghlhen?hl=en
A post that is easy to read AND has value is more likely to get Merit

Additionally, there are several topics discussed about the issues. I will update the link later when I get home (I guess someone else will update links after my thread because the forum has changed and users now tend to be more constructive, more helpful after the launch of merit system).

Its totally different, you all reading dude?