Quote from: Upgrade00 on Today at 08:19:12 AM

That's quite unlikely, for a privacy centered forum.

Oh! If so I have to think less about this, if might happen. However, the online presence of people represents whom they are in real life.

Quote from: CryptocurencyKing on Today at 08:32:59 AM

It's an interesting thing really to see users with merit count that beats there activity series. This is what brought me to your profile and I'm impressed with the contributions you've you've doing on the forum. Your account was active almost immediately after registration and you've got threads on most boards. I would say, you shouldn't wear out in your bid to add to the forum and at the same time encourage beginners to learn from your ways and be an asset of not just the forum but the crypto community. Congrats in advance, even as you wait ok your activity series to rank up.

I am honoured! The journey just began. It's been my desire to be in a forum with classified knowledge, where I can learn and contribute. Social media platforms like Facebook and twitter could not grant my desire, happy I found here.

Quote from: lovesmayfamilis on Today at 09:25:27 AM

If you consider yourself a good poster, I see no reason to create such themes. You deserve it, and, in theory, the merits given to you are a kind of gratitude for your work from the members of the forum.
Isn't it?
But by creating such a topic, do you acknowledge that all the merits are given to you as help? It is not right. For this, the merit system was introduced. The fact that you contribute usefully to the forum is returned to you with gratitude of merit.
So stop fawning. If you are worthy of your merits, take it for granted, if not, then continue to be a sweet snowflake.

I clearly understood you sir. However, even though I deserve the merit awarded to me, let's therefore see the post as an appreciation for making good use of the merit system and also for motivation.
Thanks!