Re: Split: How do you create topics that you feel matter to you without making it seem as if you are
Today, I put up a post to celebrate my 365 days(1 year) of being registered on this forum but then I had to delete the contents, lock, and move it to archival because a user said it was merit fishing and other stuff. Truth be told I felt terrible because I know how much of a struggle it was to stay in the forum. I was offline from January 17, 2022, to April 5th. I won't go into details because it is personal.
This incident got me thinking about the forum before the merit system was created.
Aside from merit fishing, spam, low-value, and garbage posts, what other accusations were leveled against other members of this forum?
How do you create topics that you feel matter to you without making it seem as if you are merit fishing?
This incident got me thinking about the forum before the merit system was created.
Aside from merit fishing, spam, low-value, and garbage posts, what other accusations were leveled against other members of this forum?
How do you create topics that you feel matter to you without making it seem as if you are merit fishing?
It's worse than what I thought. You did plagiarized
Source: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5402879.0
I wonder what was really the intent for this. Plagiarising a content that is right here on the forum, word to word without changing nothing or adding to it, it's absurd!Source: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5402879.0
I mean, if you @OP shares same idea as the original author being Davidvictorson. The replies already given in that thread should have been sufficient or perhaps, you could have just bumped the topic to draw attention to if admist other additions to clarify where you need some clarification. Congrats to have earned yourself a ban as eventually, you won't have a need to create any merit fishing post or be accused of that anymore.