so much low quality posts on this forum

[fabi113]

Think this is old. You dont succeed with this method in 2k17!

No seriously there is a bit of problem, they should use the thumbs up thats it... not 200 new Messages without any informative stuff.

 

[safeSEOboost]

 

[A Jason]

Are you offering any review copies, OP? Thread looks good.

 

[mattfinely]

Totally agree. I'm looking for a mentor to teach me how to post properly, would you do it, I don't have any money.

 

[moza]

thanks will try

 

[kickthat]

I was going to post a comment but it would not be germane to the thread and would probably be deleted my me because it was not germane to the thread.

My apologies.

I don’t think this post is germane to the thread.

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

I don’t think this post is germane to the thread.

 

[Phoenion]

Do you consider your post to be of high quality?? Its quality is lower than the ones you were hating...

 

[Mr Cracker]

I'm sure your valuable point after the last 100,000,000 users, whom have posted the same exact point is not appreciated. Congtatulations, you just posted one of those useless low quailty posts.

 

[LosPollos]

Can confirm, this post bumping method still works.

 

[MatthewGraham]

If you dont have anything to add with value, why bother posting?

If it's in a thread with an actual guide, it can be one of the few times that post bumping is actually useful. With a lot of guides, even if (or especially if) they're very well written guides, there's not always a lot for people to comment on. And if there are no comments, then the thread will just end up getting buried.

The way that BHW is set up, it can be difficult for people to find guide threads in the mess of daily shitposts, especially considering that each one of the 16 "how do I make $10 per day" threads that are posted daily are each going to get 20+ comments (i.e. bumps). Even though "thanks for the guide, OP" adds no new information, it gives visibility to an actually helpful thread so that others can see it. If you come across a useful guide that still works that hasn't been bumped for a while, it can be worth dropping a post so that others can see it.

With that in mind, if there were to be a crackdown on those kinds of "thanks for the share I'll try this later still working thanks" posts, it would be good to have a better way of finding guides. @Zwielicht mentioned in @Asif WILSON Khan's https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/closed-bst-section-in-the-marketplace.977667/page-2 that there is a https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/this-is-a-suffix.864605/ on BlackHatWorld that is currently unused. Adding an official "GUIDE" tag + a custom search by post prefix would be one good solution to the issue of guides getting buried. That way, people can actually find guides without needing people to bump them with all of the "thanks for the great post dear" clutter.

I mean, what? Oops. I guess we're just shitposting here. Ignore the actual forum suggestions above and look at this shitpost.​

 

[illuminateme]

i'll take a review copy please

 

[zagard]

sample please

 

[irweazel]

thanks ill try this later

 

[Zwielicht]

No seriously there is a bit of problem, they should use the thumbs up thats it... not 200 new Messages without any informative stuff.

They are supposed to use the thanks button. It's rule 3.5 in the forum's TOS.

3.5 engaging in post count inflation by posting excessive amounts of short replies for the sole purpose of inflating your post count. This includes the infamous “thanks for the share.” . (If you’d like to say “thanks” to someone for their effort/contribution, make use of the Thanks button).

Modception?

 

[Zwielicht]

They are supposed to use the thanks button. It's rule 3.5 in the forum's TOS.

Modception?

 

[Oceans13]

 

[LuckyCharm007]

Good luck with your journey OP. Keep us updated

 

[matimagallanes]

thank you for sharing

 

[j4yps]

Is this method still working?