Quote from: OgNasty on Today at 07:33:26 PM

If you want to earn merit, try helping people with questions or conversating in topics that you can share useful information that may not already be presented.

Here's one real example that a good contribution is expected even if it's done for the people out there. This poster has won many merit for its contribution and availability in teaching bitcoin to children, but if one or two others did the same, I believe the value of the support would be very different. So find another idea, LOL.

Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on Today at 09:15:29 PM

It's really that simple. Did you make a noteworthy post? Did you help somebody who's facing an issue? Had you been humorous? Merits. Don't chase merits, because you'll end up like most bounty hunters. Chase these little things.

It's not as simple as we think because actually each user has different abilities in terms of knowledge. So it's never the same between one and another. I'm not kidding, self-taught is difficult but the results are very satisfying if we really dare to act.