Quote from: Magicalking on July 13, 2021, 09:39:27 AM

There is no substance to your claim except bitterness.

That's where your wrong.

Does this really seem like something an _actual_ newbie would say? Think about it:

Quote from: Magicalking on July 08, 2021, 11:00:40 PM

OP you're on the right track, quality posting isn't determined by the length of the post. This misconception has led newbies astray they post truck load of junk on a thread where a few lines would carry the information.

You're a newbie. Did you forget that? And quite honestly your posts aren't that good, so who are you to tell other newbies what they should be doing?

With your very first post, you're sucking up to Ratimov for a merit, and it got deleted, probably marked as spam.

And let's revisit this ass-kissing bullshit:

Quote from: Magicalking on June 24, 2021, 08:32:37 AM

Congratulations OP, I'm new to the forum and haven't made much of a contribution yet. I have mostly been reading what high ranking members like yourself have been posting and trying to learn how all this works. So far I have learnt how to sign a message thanks to @OgNasty. I spent more time reading scam accusations and reports and now I can say for a fact that I am invisible to scammers and their tricks thanks to @Coolcryptovator, @Ratimov, @lovesmayfamilis, @igehh and other scam busters in the forum. There are things I still want to learn like understanding blockchain technology, Nfts, how to spot good coins to buy ( the information in trading section is so diverse and often contradicting which leaves me confused) and so on. I hope you all can assist me in my journey ahead. Thank you. Once again congratulations to you OP

How would you even know they're called "scam busters?" Don't tell me because you spent a lot of time lurking before you wrote this. Roll Eyes

I'm pretty sure this account is also you:

Quote from: KingsDen on June 01, 2021, 08:11:20 PM

As a newbie, I read many posts that has quality. After reading the posts I'll feel like to merit the post, but as a newbie, I might not have a sendable merit, I will have no option than to slide on.
Assuming there is an alternative to merit just like "Facebook like" along side merit, it would favour me.

Atleast if I don't have merit to give, I will just click like and move on pending when I'll have merit to award the user.
This proposed "like" might likely not be used by admins, or neither shall it determine ranking, but it should just be a mere appreciation for a quality post when merit is lacking.

You do the same inconsistent line spacing thing:

Quote from: KingsDen on June 29, 2021, 11:39:34 PM

I signed up in this educative forum on 28th May, 2021(32days ago) I made my first post, on the course of replies to the post, I was advised by established members to always make quality posts if I wish to grow in the forum. Post that will solve problems or very informative posts, then I should adhere to the forum rules and regulations. I then asked myself "what does it take to make quality posts?". I understood that you must posses quality in order to offer quality. You cannot offer what you don't have.

Another question arose within me. "How can you be quality in a field you have little/no knowledge about, compared to others in the forum who are grounded"
Then questions like, how can a newbie make a post that solves a problem of a legend. This appeared to be impossible. What kind of information about cryptocurrency will a newbie of 2021 break that has not been heard decades ago. I was fast to conclude within me that the system was designed to favour the favoured. I became a bit discouraged. I decided to put up some posts, behold! same topic I raised has been discussed and concluded in the past. This further justified my fears.

However, in as much as some persons were not agreeing to my posts, some others were meriting same posts. This very act restored my hope, then @Quickseller merits came as a source of confidence to me, when I almost gave up. After receiving a few merits, I understood that same yardstick is not used to measure the quality of a newbies post and an established members post. Low ranking members are always advantaged. Especially when they sincerely show inclination to grow, members are always ready to support.

So, my fellow low ranking members, let's keep researching and making good posts, even if they are not good enough, your archangels will stumble on them and award you some merits. Not only merits, you will be very knowledgeable in cryptocurrency through this forum. Thank you all!

- You're both big on ass-kissing using the "@soandso" thing
- KingsDen opened 27 threads in less than 2 months, you've opened 7 in 3 weeks
- You both love talking about how you're a newbie

Quote from: Magicalking on July 06, 2021, 06:04:47 PM

As a newbie it can be exhausting and most of us don't get to enjoy the ride to Legendary.

Quote from: KingsDen on June 06, 2021, 04:33:31 PM

As a newbie, on my first post I was advised to research about Bitcoin in order to make some quality posts.

Also, neither of you are newbies.