Quote from: Renampun on October 10, 2022, 05:13:13 PM

Quote from: Razmirraz on October 04, 2022, 06:22:35 AM

Quote from: Renampun on September 28, 2022, 04:25:10 PM

I'm sure you've heard of the saying that "a tiger dies leaving its fangs behind, an elephant dies leaving its tusks behind but a human dies leaving their NAME behind".

The intent and purpose of the saying is for real life, but it does not rule out that it can be applied on the Bitcointalk forum. Wherever we stand, we must always provide benefits to others so that you are always remembered when you are gone or have left the forum. It doesn't matter if someone uses a forum name that has nothing to do with their life or just uses a user name (Hello, Mmmhh, etc).
The forum does not see how good the name used on the account is, what the forum needs is how much you contribute while you are here, that's what makes you always remembered for giving a lot of education and knowledge to other users.

that's very true, your name (or your account) is remembered because of the contribution you make to those around you, in this forum, there are many strange and funny account names but have great contributions and are accounts with extraordinary posts.
but you also have to recognize your own ability, you don't need to force yourself to be able to make a big contribution, just don't commit fraud and plagiarism, I think it's enough to protect your good name (your account reputation).

Overall, the name of a person would almost become irrelevant and immaterial given that he/she has contributed so much to the forum. There are lots of people here in this forum where their names are somehow weird and alien- like sometimes it is filled with numbers and letters but they become so much irrelevant due to the work they have provided.

A person who judges someone quickly just because their initial impression stemmed from the username is also the same person who would most likely contribute nothing to the forum. Do not worry, OP- this forum is truly forgiving as people will based their perceptions depending on your overall contribution and courtesy in this forum.