This means you should check for typing errors and misspellings before you hit post.
I agree with this, but you're asking way too much of the average Jr. Member who only wants to crank out the maximum number of posts for his weekly altcoin bounty. There are even buiilt-in spellcheckers on a lot of devices that could be used, but the fact is that most members who are only here to earn money could care less about spelling. It's a major achievement if they even get the grammar correct in one of their typical sentences. I really don't think they're interested in improving the content of what they write, much less the little things like spelling, punctuation, and the rest of the variables that make the written word beautiful.
ou could literally have as many Hero accounts as you wanted just by logging in once a day to claim a giveaway and 1.4 years later you'd have an arsenal of Hero accounts farmed to do what you want with.
And I'm so happy those days are over. Let the noob shitposters bitch and moan about the system, but they'll either adapt to it by upping their game or give up. Either outcome is a win for the forum as a whole.
Bitcointalk really turned to shit last year.
No, it wasn't just last year that it turned to shit. One of the first things I noticed even before I registered here in 2015 was that a lot of writing sounded like it came out of the Bizarro-Superman planet, and also that no one replied to any post other than the OP in a thread. It was obvious very early on that there was less discussion going on than people churning out posts without reading anything in turn. There are a lot of threads that ask a basic question, and if you read the replies you'll see the same answer duplicated dozens of times--and it's not necessary. That's been going on for years.