Quote from: Dhadse55 on Today at 02:17:45 PM

Hi everyone! I'm still new here and trying to improve my post quality. I’ve read a lot about the merit system and understand it's important for ranking up, but I’m not sure what exactly makes a post “merit-worthy.” Is it about length, research, or timing? I’d love to know what type of content usually earns merit and what mistakes I should avoid as a beginner. Any tips or advice would be appreciated!

Based on my observation for a month, there are several points you have to do to get them. Some can be easy to do, some are difficult if you are not an expert. The most general sentence I can say is to be as useful as possible, then that sentence breaks down into 2 basic points:

(1) Helpful.
(2) Informative.

You can go to Bitcoin Technical Support & see how users there help each other, it is not easy as it requires proper skills & knowledge. If you try to be an expert wannabe, you may end up in Users who spread false/fake/unhelpful information on technical board. Skills and knowledge describe how helpful you can be, so you need to improve your skills & knowledge by studying & discussing here.

Regarding informative, I remember a thread on Beginners & Help where @albon made a warning thread, it really helped, I dropped 2 merits there.

Quote from: albon on June 24, 2025, 03:54:35 PM

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Quote from: Catenaccio on June 25, 2025, 05:32:19 AM

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From these examples, we can conclude it's all about being a useful user. Good luck bros @Dhadse55 !