How To Write Good Post

[ultimateclub 392]

On 10/20/2019 at 11:01 AM, Consignee said:

So, for posting on a forum, I need to use paper as well? Sounds funny. Why the hell do you need to write down on paper? You can simply write your reply on the box and check once again, it's enough for proofreading.

Hahaha. He just shared his opinion. He might at first wrote his messages in a white paper and then type into the reply box. Don't underestimate his opinion. But majority of us do the same thing as you mentioned. 

[kyoukage01 3181]

On 10/15/2019 at 2:04 AM, zahid said:

Hello everybody..!!! 

 Today I am here to share my openion with you that how to make an original content post..?? From my point of view there are some key points to make an O.C post which I want to share with you , 

these are as follow: 

1- First of all choose a topic on which you want to make O.C post.

2- Gather info about your topic.

3- Always select quality content and write it down on a paper.

4- Now, make a proofreading of your content and find the mistakes.

5- Correct all the mistakes you find.

6- Type your content and post it.

 These are some key point in my openion to make an O.C. i hope you like it. And I requested to share your openion also .

 Give me your suggestion/openion in comments.

Thank You...

Why write on paper when you can type on your computer's notepad or MS Word?

And as for me, I don't just settle with something like "yes," "I agree," and "ok, that's good." If I disagree on something, then say something about it (no bashing or hate speech of course). If I'm right, then I'm right, but if I'm wrong, then I'll acknowledge my mistake, no hard feelings about it. Capisce?

[Consignee 2395]

48 minutes ago, kyoukage01 said:

Why write on paper when you can type on your computer's notepad or MS Word?

This is very funny. I think the user have no idea what they are talking about. I am not much active but I have time from today. Lets see how it goes.

[kyoukage01 3181]

He wanted to WRITE on paper. I prefer to TYPE on the notepad on my computer. To each his own, I guess?😅

Other than that, he had his procedure solid. He (and us) can have lesser mistakes to make with careful proofreading.

Edited October 29, 2019 by kyoukage01

[yifnt 666]

A good posting must be useful or provide information to other members. And it also might not matter if they send other people's posts from outside this forum but also have to give credits