Re: How to be on the first page or top of the list on Announcements (Altcoins) board
thanks,i will research this carefully
The order of the posts in the ANN section and other sections is different, the order of the posts is related to "bump"
I wonder if you noticed a red bump in the upper right corner of your ANN post.
I wonder if you noticed a red bump in the upper right corner of your ANN post.
There's long been a problem of spammy bumping being used to keep topics near the top, but lately it's become unbearable. Therefore, on these boards, bumping has changed:
- Service Announcements
- Announcements (Altcoins)
- Tokens (Altcoins)
- Bounties (Altcoins)
Topics are no longer ordered by last post on these boards. Instead, each topic has a bump score which is calculated based on recent "bump events". Posting in the topic once per 7 days increases the topic's bump score. Clicking the new "bump" link (near "watch", "print", etc.) once per day increases the topic's bump score up to 100x as much, but it also decreases the power of your future bump-link-clicks for 30 days. Neither action is guaranteed to bring the topic to the top, since it only increases the topic's score.
I can see several things about this which may not be ideal, so adjustments will likely need to be made, but something is probably better than nothing.
This post is worth your attention.- Service Announcements
- Announcements (Altcoins)
- Tokens (Altcoins)
- Bounties (Altcoins)
Topics are no longer ordered by last post on these boards. Instead, each topic has a bump score which is calculated based on recent "bump events". Posting in the topic once per 7 days increases the topic's bump score. Clicking the new "bump" link (near "watch", "print", etc.) once per day increases the topic's bump score up to 100x as much, but it also decreases the power of your future bump-link-clicks for 30 days. Neither action is guaranteed to bring the topic to the top, since it only increases the topic's score.
I can see several things about this which may not be ideal, so adjustments will likely need to be made, but something is probably better than nothing.