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When someone sends you a friend request, they want you to see their future wall posts. In the vast majority of cases. Stop pretending to be saints.
[edit] Or a person is interested in your wall posts and "subscribes" to them.
When someone sends you a friend request, they want you to see their future wall posts. In the vast majority of cases.
The simple solution to avoid unwanted wall posts of others is to go into your Friend settings, and enable "Do not show in News feed." Former Moderator, Fernando, pointed this out to me.
Stop pretending to be saints.
Those of us not Selling on mql5.com are not demons. A Hobbesian philosophy doesn't apply to everyone.
Or a person is interested in your wall posts and "subscribes" to them.
Yes, that is the best way to help others outside of the Forum. Simply post valuable information on your wall/Blog. No Channel required.
Good luck
When someone sends you a friend request, they want you to see their future wall posts. In the vast majority of cases. Stop pretending to be saints.
[edit] Or a person is interested in your wall posts and "subscribes" to them.
Or a person is interested in your wall posts and "subscribes" to them.
For me, it sometimes goes something like this:
When someone sends you a friend request, they want you to see their future wall posts.
I sometimes send friend requests to random people (when I'm procrastinating). Maybe someday one of them will see the stuff I published and click on it. Objectively speaking, I'm sure this won't result in any noticeable increase in views of my posts. But when I'm too lazy to do important things, I might click that "add to friends" button a couple of times as a way to procrastinate.