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On 1/6/2021 at 11:27 AM, Thengggg said:

After reading the rules, I realized I was actually posting it wrong. My posts are too short. I'd like to thank some people who corrected my other post. The post should actually contain about 100 characters. I saw some long comments which i thought contains some info but lol its not. I thought its cause they're not good at english guess it was for a reason. Does that mean the content doesn't matter as long it has 100 characters? Doesn't matter if cheating is your bad habit or your most proud skill. Share some of your expertise😉

Yes you are right your posts must have 100 characters if you posts less then 100 characters their is chance that you can get warning points about it so be careful .

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Certainly there are publications that are written and published of less than 100 characters and could cause you a warning point, for this you must take into account that the publications of less quantity will be eliminated, since he normally tells you, but I give you a Advice is that you learn to publish efficiently in more detail and it will be very easy for you to fulfill more than 100 characters.

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We all make mistakes until we learn well, I think the most important thing is the content of the post and not its size, some posts are too long and not useful and others are short and contain very useful information. 

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There is good and bad in every human being There is no human being in this world who is absolutely good and then completely bad Feelings of both kinds are drunk in man. Never call yourself bad.Or in the nature of man.

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I believe that it makes no difference whether the comment is large or small; it clearly must include at least 100 characters. If you can present the idea in fewer sentences, it is a positive thing; moreover, I believe that those who write long sentences do so because they have a strong command of the English language and therefore find more words to articulate their idea.

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Hello 

some people tend to write long because they write simple and want to provide complete

there are some people who are fluent in the English language and convey their thoughts in some lines that are understandable and distinctive 

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That is why the senior members of this platform are always reminding the new members of the forum about the rules and regulations of platform,  because it is the rules and regulations of the platform that will keep us safe from getting banned.

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There is a set of rules that must be followed during publishing, which is that the post should be a hundred characters or more, and work to provide useful content, and avoid copying from others' comments to avoid the warning points or ban.

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This is not true, even if the post is more than 100 characters, it must contain even a little information that other members can benefit from, otherwise it will be deleted, and if this person writes more unimportant posts, then he will get a warning point for that.

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There are two rules in the forum that everyone must abide by. Otherwise, warning points and prohibitions will be given later, and that participation must be no less than 100 characters, and even less than that, the person cannot clarify what he wants to say ...

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Hello dear friend, you are absolutely right. We should post comment more than 100 characters. But we should not just focus on characters but we should also focus the wording. It should be informational. Thank you.

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Most important rules here, my friend, you shouldn't need your comments or your post less than a hundred characters that would work the other without a read it provides you a negative gives you a negative reputation, you rich for you to submit topics and publications useful and rich information, ideas, correct and free from spelling mistakes to get a positive reputation.

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I think that the rule for writing a comment is not less than 100 characters so that members can write their idea completely and in detail so that it is understandable and useful to all members.

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Before starting work in the forum, all the rules and regulations should be read carefully so that we do not make any mistake. Our post should contain at least one hundred words.

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This is true, my friend
The rules have great importance and through them we avoid prohibitions and errors, so we must follow the rules and write posts with more than 100 characters in order for our topic to be useful. It means that simple and useful ideas must be written to attract the member in order to benefit from the content and to gain a good reputation and develop yourself for the better.

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On 4/13/2021 at 7:25 PM, sarasleman said:

I think that the rule for writing a comment is not less than 100 characters so that members can write their idea completely and in detail so that it is understandable and useful to all members.

@sarasleman According to the rules should not have less than 100 characters, but in a publication is not recommended to have a very short paragraph, the publications should be clear and with context, because otherwise they can be cataloged as unsuitable and be removed, if you have 101 characters does not break the rules for that, but can break it for not making sense, for example, then better to make good publications with lots of context and well explained so that it is understood by those who read it, greetings.

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Thank you, my dear friend, for this useful post and I want to tell you that it is normal for this to happen with the new member, but the important thing is to work on developing ourselves and not making the same mistake again.

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Making mistakes is not that bad and we all made mistakes in the beginning and with time we learned the rules and took the advice of the older members and benefited from our mistakes a lot.
And those you say about them often talk without meaningful meaning, they are also vulnerable to warning points and prohibitions if they continue to create random posts.

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Yes dear because I am doing these mistakes have a one is making topic that we should read the rules first and by reading the rules we will never do anything against the rules that you have also doing this mistake from so long so so I will suggest that everyone first read the rules and stop doing mistakes.

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You have said a good thing mate. This forum has some rules and regulations. According to the rules and regulations your comment must be related to post and hundred character minimum. Dont copy form another post. Dont use multiple accounts. Make useful, relevant, informative content. Never stop learning. Gather  knowledge and skill. 

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Dear friend ... the forum rules are clear and we must adhere to them all ... the most important of which is the creation of important, effective and non-repetitive topics .... that the content is not less than 100 characters... avoid linguistic mistakes... and some other rules ... if you stick to them, your account will definitely be safe.

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At the moment that you sign up in this forum, you should read the rules and guidelines carefully.

That will make you a good worker, and tell you the things you need.

I hope all members read the rules of this forum.

Good luck guys

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It's not the length of a comment, it's the length of the comment, it's the meaningful content that you give; you might find people making very long comments, and when you read it, it's useless, and there are people sharing comments that are at least 100 characters long but meaningful.

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Right, I advised all new users to read the rules before posting so they can know what they should and shouldn't do in the forum, such as the minimum number of characters in each post being no less than 100 characters. It's also important to know that any deleted or warning points will result in your account being banned.

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My friend, that posting an unhelpful post indicating stuffing words will also be deleted, meaning that the information is also useful in addition to that it gives you a positive reputation from the members.

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The nearest resistance lies in the 157.70 area, followed by 158.25-158.60, 160.00-160.20.   No significant economic statistics releases for Japan are scheduled for the upcoming week.   CRYPTOCURRENCIES: The Present and Future of Bitcoin Depend on the USA     In the absence of independent drivers, the crypto market has recently followed the dollar, which in turn follows the Fed, which follows the macro statistics from the USA. BTC/USD is like scales, with the main cryptocurrency on one side and the US dollar on the other. The dollar became heavier – bitcoin became lighter, and vice versa. On Friday, 7 June, strong statistics on the US labour market were released – the dollar became heavier, bitcoin lighter. On Wednesday, 12 June, it turned out that inflation in the USA was decreasing – the dollar weakened, bitcoin became heavier. And in the evening, the Fed calmed the markets regarding the interest rate – and the scales swung back. Just look at the BTC/USD and Dollar Index (DXY) charts – the inverse correlation leaves no doubt. In recent days, the flagship of the crypto market has lost about 7% in price. And the reason for this is the aforementioned monetary policy of the US Fed. Enthusiasm was not added by the fact that bitcoin-ETF inflows broke a 19-day streak. On 11 June alone, industry funds lost almost $65 million. The reasons are the same. They can be supplemented by the upcoming summer holiday season – a period of correction and lull in financial markets.   Traders note that recently, "digital gold" has been trading in a narrow range between $66,000 and $72,000. One of the popular market participants considers the lower mark an ideal entry point, while entry at the upper boundary of the range, in his words, carries high risk. MN Capital founder and analyst Michael van de Poppe does not rule out that pressure from sellers will persist in the near future. In such conditions, bitcoin may correct to $65,000 and even lower. However, van de Poppe does not expect a deep price drop. According to him, a large amount of liquidity is concentrated around the $60,000 area. This suggests that this level now acts as a strong support area, and positive dynamics can be supported by geopolitical instability.   According to surveys, more than 70% of the crypto community believe that BTC is on the verge of further growth. For instance, trader Captain Faibik is confident that bitcoin is preparing to break through the "expanding wedge" technical analysis pattern. According to him, breaking its upper boundary will open the path for the cryptocurrency to rise above $94,000. Trader Titan of Crypto, in turn, expects bitcoin to reach $100,000 this summer. The growth prospects of BTC are also indicated by the activity of large investors. According to industry representatives, whales are actively entering long positions on bitcoin. Cryptoquant CEO Ki Young Ju clarified that the $69,000 level has become particularly attractive for large investors.   New Binance CEO Richard Teng, who replaced Changpeng Zhao, believes that bitcoin will soon exceed $80,000. Teng associates the potential new high with the work of spot BTC-ETFs, which have strengthened trust in the asset. The Binance CEO also allows for the legalisation of cryptocurrency if Donald Trump is elected President of the United States. Declaring himself the "crypto president," Trump said in May that the USA should lead the global crypto industry.   However, at present, cryptocurrency regulation measures are in the stage of development and implementation, which restrains investments. According to experts, current investments should be considered test cases. It should also be noted that spot ETFs have attracted significant liquidity only in the USA – there is no similar interest in most countries.   According to billionaire Mark Cuban, the attitude towards cryptocurrencies will be a key difference between US presidential candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden, although neither understands this issue. "Do you really think [Trump] understands anything about cryptography other than making money from selling NFTs?" Cuban asked. And he answered himself: "Neither of [the candidates] understands. But I've said many times that Biden will have to choose between [SEC Chair] Gary Gensler and crypto-voters, otherwise it could cost him the White House."  According to Bitfinex crypto exchange analysts, bitcoin's price could rise to $120,000-125,000 within a few months to half a year. Similar figures are named by BitGo crypto trust company CEO Mike Belshe. In his opinion, by the end of 2024, the first cryptocurrency will cost $125,000-135,000, and one of the catalysts will be the high level of US government debt. "Our macroeconomic climate continues to confirm the need for bitcoin. Undoubtedly, US government debt is out of control. [...] This situation supports the idea that bitcoin is the gold of the new generation," Belshe said.   He also noted that the US dollar is losing its position as the world reserve currency due to US foreign policy. The BitGo CEO believes that the country uses the dollar as a weapon and a means of manipulation. "Thus, the US debt crisis is one, foreign policy and sanction control is two. And BRICS offers alternative payment systems. [...] This is the story of why bitcoin exists," he concluded.   At the time of writing this review on the evening of Friday, 14 June, BTC/USD is trading at $65,800. The total crypto market capitalisation is $2.38 trillion ($2.54 trillion a week ago). Bitcoin's capitalisation has reached a solid $1.30 trillion, which, as experts warn, reduces the effect of future inflows. Pessimists say the asset is already "overheated," and to reach $125,000, its capitalisation must almost double. In their opinion, such a colossal influx during the overbought period is unlikely, so one should expect a correction and subsequent consolidation. The possibility of such an outcome is also hinted at by the Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index: over 7 days, it fell from 77 to 70 points and moved from the Extreme-Greed zone to the Greed zones. NordFX Analytical Group   Notice: These materials are not investment recommendations or guidelines for working in financial markets and are intended for informational purposes only. Trading in financial markets is risky and can result in a complete loss of deposited funds.   #eurusd #gbpusd #usdjpy #btcusd #ethusd #ltcusd #xrpusd #forex #forex_example #signals #cryptocurrencies #bitcoin #stock_market   https://nordfx.com/ 
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