Forum Response Limit?

mrislamcse Level 1

April 4, 2017, 10:23 pm

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Forum Response Limit?

Dear All
I am old on www.seocler.com But new on https://www.seoclerks.com/faq/s/u I don't know how many response How many response I can do in 24 hours. I say two faq on seoclerk forum about this topic. But I don't clear about this. Please response this topic or inbox me. How many response I can in 24 hours?

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Beverly

I don't think there is really a limit on how many responses or new discussions you can create daily on the Community Discussion (forum).

If your intention is good, then post away!

Not that I'm second guessing why you would want to create a lot in any way.

But you should ask yourself, how many is best not just for you, but for the community at large?

Are you contributing something useful whenever you respond? Are you sharing knowledge, wisdom and experience that you have gained as a freelancer?

If you are just saying the same thing as the person before or restating what someone else said in another discussion, then you could probably skip it and click the 'positive ratings' thumbs up button instead.

As some others have mentioned, there are a lot of good reasons to be active on the Community Discussion (forum). One being that your avatar and username are linked to your service profile. And, someone reading one of your responses here, might just click through to see what you have to offer. So if you want to draw attention to yourself as an SEOClerks seller, you should interact with others here on a daily basis.

Also, when you create new discussions, you automatically earn free bumps for your services and as everyone knows when you bump your services regularly, you will earn more sales.

And, lastly it's just a really nice thing to do, to stop by to talk with your fellow SEOClerks members and find out their best techniques for business, freelancing and SEO strategy or to share your own.

Some of our members refuse to post over fears of being critisized for less than perfect English or spelling. But I'll tell you a secret... no one is a perfect speller! And, we all use the little built in spell checker. As for perfect English? What does that matter if what you are saying is substantial and meaningful?

Just speaking for myself, I'd rather read a less than perfectly written post that is full of value than a perfectly written, spam post, "Thanks! Great post!"

In other words, I'm not so much interested in HOW you say it as WHAT you say. And, hopefully others will feel the same way.

Thanks for taking time to post with us on the forum and hope to see more of your posts.

I don't think there is really a limit on how many responses or new discussions you can create daily on the Community Discussion (forum). If your intention is good, then post away! Not that I'm second guessing why you would want to create a lot in any way. But you should ask yourself, how many is best not just for you, but for the community at large? Are you contributing something useful whenever you respond? Are you sharing knowledge, wisdom and experience that you have gained as a freelancer? If you are just saying the same thing as the person before or restating what someone else said in another discussion, then you could probably skip it and click the 'positive ratings' thumbs up button instead. As some others have mentioned, there are a lot of good reasons to be active on the Community Discussion (forum). One being that your avatar and username are linked to your service profile. And, someone reading one of your responses here, might just click through to see what you have to offer. So if you want to draw attention to yourself as an SEOClerks seller, you should interact with others here on a daily basis. Also, when you create new discussions, you automatically earn free bumps for your services and as everyone knows when you bump your services regularly, you will earn more sales. And, lastly it's just a really nice thing to do, to stop by to talk with your fellow SEOClerks members and find out their best techniques for business, freelancing and SEO strategy or to share your own. Some of our members refuse to post over fears of being critisized for less than perfect English or spelling. But I'll tell you a secret... no one is a perfect speller! And, we all use the little built in spell checker. As for perfect English? What does that matter if what you are saying is substantial and meaningful? Just speaking for myself, I'd rather read a less than perfectly written post that is full of value than a perfectly written, spam post, "Thanks! Great post!" In other words, I'm not so much interested in HOW you say it as WHAT you say. And, hopefully others will feel the same way. Thanks for taking time to post with us on the forum and hope to see more of your posts. :)

7 years ago

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Barida

It simply depends on what you want to share with the community on a daily basis. I understand that you really want to stick with the rules, but since the rule states you can post as you like, I don't see any reason you should not do so.

7 years ago

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