is this a desktop wallet? if our hard disk damage will we lost tokens stored on this?

As always, I would always prefer using hardware wallets when holding good amounts of NEO and NEO tokens. But if you're just planning on holding small amounts of NEO/tokens, then your best bet would probably be the NEON wallet[1].

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[1] https://neonwallet.com/

I join in some airdrops,but theres no information about the airdrop giveaway or on the site about adding token and contract info, they just want my eth wallet.Maybe the info will be given after ICO?

It's a terrible suggestion for a newbie. First of all newbies don't have the experience to tell which alts are good and which of them aren't, reading the wp can be the most boring thing so they would just end up throwing their money into a random project hoping to end up winning like in a lottery.

You can check your post if you click on "Profile" then on "Show Posts". This way you can reach a list with all of your posts, and it becomes much easier to track your bounties. I also like to make Word/Excel files to add little extra information there for myself, for example ending date, spreadsheet link, bounty thread link.

It's very easy to start your own blog. I think steemit is the best place to start a crypto related blog. First of all, please make a good audience for your blog. After that, you can promote any ICO project with your blog.

Hi everyone,
Newbie here, still teying to figure out about posts and replies. Facing initial level difficulties.
Please help

1. Change your twitter username temporarily;
2. Do the audit with the new username;
3. Change it back to your original name;
4. Done! Free re-audit!

I put you on ignore for that useless post, and for the full quote, so you won't be getting any merit from me.

Other people give you merit.
Why would they give you merit?
Because you write something worth giving merit to!

If you receive 2 merit, you'd have 1 sMerit (sendable merit).
This sMerit doesn't add to your merit, so it's only useful to give to other people.
So, therefore there's no reason for people not to give it away.
However, people only give merit to posts they think are good, or any criteria they prefer.

If you write good and/or informative posts, you likely will receive some merit at some point.
Looking at your recent posts, you're just posting in bounty threads, and the occasional sentence in other threads.
Tell me, why would anyone give you merit for that?

I have 12 merit, which isn't alot, but I've gotten mine only in the past few weeks from making threads and participating in discussions.
So, no, you don't have to buy any merit! And it's against the rules.

There's not really any guidelines on how you earn merit, as far as I'm aware.
If another person finds your post worthy, he might send you some merit.
So, start contributing with genuine posts, participate in discussions, maybe create some interesting threads, and I'm sure you'd receive some merit.

Posting on page 300 in an Altcoin Discussion thread with one sentence saying something generic isn't going to earn you any merit.
Again, anyone who receives merit, also gets half that merit amount as sMerit, which they can then give to someone, and it has no other purpose other than giving it to other people.

Final note, posting solely to earn merit I don't think is a good way to go about it, it's pretty obvious when people post only to receive merit.
Instead, start engaging in bitcointalk! There's this huge forum discussing all aspects of Bitcoin and crypto, I'm sure you find some aspect interesting.
Then engage yourself in that area! There's sections for technical discussions, general discussions, economy, and much more. There's even sections for discussions not related to crypto at all(such as Politics & Society).
There's an endless count of very interesting threads discussing all types of topics.

My suggestion is that you discuss with other users!

So, stop chasing merit, start engaging and contributing to the forum! Once you stop looking, it might come