Top Posters

amarnath · #1 8th February 2005, 11:59 AM

Hi Traderji,

If index page includes top posters that it will be easy to identify peoples actively participating in traderji fourm .

sh50 · #2 9th February 2005, 08:28 AM

Not a bad idea. It would be like the most actively traded shares. There should also be top gainers and top losers so one knows where one stands. Considering the subject and the time span, it should have been a much more vibrant forum

Traderji · #3 9th February 2005, 10:20 AM

I will look into this feature (top posters) and see if can be incorporated at Traderji.com

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Originally Posted by sh50

Considering the subject and the time span, it should have been a much more vibrant forum

You have a point there sh50, although we have a large number of hits everyday (visitors), we do not have too many active posters. I am open to any suggestions from you all to make this a more vibrant and active forum.

amarnath · #4 9th February 2005, 11:24 AM

Hi Traderji,

Thanks for considering ideas to improve .

sh50 · #5 10th February 2005, 08:58 PM

In my view, in the introduction guideline, you can direct all rookies to all the posts that you have made about the basics and introduce them to people who by popular opinion make the most popular posts in addition to apprising about the basics. How is a beginner to know who these people are? It is upto him then to choose what he likes. Since you seem to be associated with www.tradersedge.com website which is good in both style and substance compared to other Indian websites, maybe that association can also be invoked to prevail upon him the exposure he shall get.

Top posters can be a little deceptive. Top posts should also be considered if poeple have made very few but very good posts.

For advanced traders, maybe links who would like to have “Intellectual Intercourse” with other existing advanced traders, they can perhaps be guided to posts where there has been a good debate. New members who exhibit good knowledge should be promoted straightaway so there is no divergence between rank and knowledge and unnecessary confusion among other new beginners and existing members

Many posts go unanswered. I think knowledgeable people should take up the challenge.

Charting or other games be introduced

If this forum has to be a long term winner
If participation has to be thicker instead of thinner
Whether a rookie or advanced trader, whoever in this forum is a beginner
The USP*s of the forum have to be highlighted in such a manner
That he should feel as glad of joining it as if being treated to free dinner
If he chooses to abstain temporarily or permanently, he should feel as guilty as a sinner.
USP-Unique Selling proposition

jaideep · #6 23rd February 2005, 08:10 PM

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Originally Posted by sh50

In my view, ...... How is a beginner to know who these people are? ........Top posters can be a little deceptive. Top posts should also be considered if poeple have made very few but very good posts..........
For advanced traders, maybe links who would like to have “Intellectual Intercourse” with other existing advanced traders, they can perhaps be guided to posts where there has been a good debate. New members who exhibit good knowledge should be promoted straightaway so there is no divergence between rank and knowledge and unnecessary confusion among other new beginners and existing members.............

If this forum has to be a long term winner
If participation has to be thicker instead of thinner
Whether a rookie or advanced trader, whoever in this forum is a beginner
The USP*s of the forum have to be highlighted in such a manner
That he should feel as glad of joining it as if being treated to free dinner
If he chooses to abstain temporarily or permanently, he should feel as guilty as a sinner.
USP-Unique Selling proposition

Hear! Hear! my good old friend sh50,
You're so cynical & so sarcastic & Oh! so shifty;
To the one on the ramp this just may not show,
But to me in the wings, it does'nt show it just glows.

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