Topic: Every begginning always get though to newbie. - page 4. (Read 1228 times)

Firstly I will say that if only the op has taken much time in reading through in the beginners and help board/ threads, he or she would have found out that similar threads that tend to convey similar message are already in existence, but be that as it may a lot of beginners thinks it is very compulsory or necessary to create a thread while there are already lots of an existing ones, if only he must have read through users replies by now corrections would having made in his mistakes, meaning that he is not getting things done the right way. How ever, in as much as imperfect we can be while trying to become perfect, the read before posting role has been more like a watch word to every users in the forum, perhaps it can be very wrong for anyone to create a thread without visiting the replies of other users which is another way of learning in the forum.

Most newbies are encountering challenges because they want to be professionals overnight. A newbie is someone who is new to a place and has no idea about how things are done in that place. It is quite unfortunate that most newbies we see here in this forum are only here with a different motive in mind. With the motive they have in mind, they deviate from learning about the forum and some vital topics that may be useful to them.

The beginning is always tough for newbies, but it will even be tougher for those newbies who believe they can rank easily by spamming the forum with plagiarised and irrelevant contents because they can't afford to dedicate their time to learning stuffs from the forum.

If only newbies will allow themselves to be newbies and be open to learning, seeing all criticisms as a motivation to put more efforts in contributing to the growth of the forum, they will definitely grow at the right pace.

People always grow in knowledge based on their total experience, because the harder you work, the closer your success will come. A lazy person is associated with misery, so if you can exert yourself in any field both physically and mentally, you will be much more self-sufficient. Almost everyone has come to this forum as a fresher, worked hard and gained knowledge in various ways and they have reached a high level today.
 So following the senior brothers who have come so far they are all successful, in this forum every brother works for every brother in the most reliable way. You'll have the most success if you do just a little effort on your own to read their posts.

There is no guarantee of easy ranking up, but if you are smart and knowledgeable of the things that happen in this forum, crypto currency in general, and have broad and basic knowledge/experience in coding and technical things, you have a higher chance of ranking up easily than an average person, as you can easily provide solutions to people's problems, and you will be rewarded with merit, which is one of the basis requirements for ranking up the activities. This is something that happens naturally every 14 days as long as you have enough posts.

You did well by creating this topic but if you had shown what you have learned from this forum like some of the main big things you learned I know mentioning them might not be easy but with experience and more time spent on BTT it does not mean you will learn a lot you have to specifically spend time on learning like we do in real life otherwise with time you will learn less and the ID age will be old enough and other will think you are mature enough to know this thing for obvious but you won't.

I know everyone doesn't know everything, but with time they do, the point is to keep learning is good, but do it continuously by giving separate time.

No one starts being a professional immediately people starts become a newbie and they don't know what to learn and where to start this is one of the biggest step you need to consider now once you know already and have a guidance that's the time you will take an effort to give yourself time to understand the things you need like here in forum, once you already know your objective, the path you will not loss anymore and also you can give guidance to other member who feel the same before. I recommend to read a lot and contribute as you can because you can get an idea what other people experience and do so you can get an information once you face the same situation.

I can see, you really mean well for the progress of this forum, you teach me how to quote correctly few days ago, and today am very happy that I have learned something new from the forum, I have learned from the action I took to quote in a row, I promise, something like that will not happen or repeat it self again, I just found the rule in number 32, posting multiple posts in a row is not allowed in the forum, thanks Lovesmayfamilies for your impact to newbies and other members.

The newbie stage in the forum is the most difficult phase one can find himself especially when you're also not too experienced in the whole Bitcoin thing. It's a state we've all gone through and sometimes taking a step backwards to look at the quality of the post you made at the start and what helped you stay strong despite the many times you went against forum rules and almost got into trouble, it reminds one that it takes discipline and dedication to stay long enough on the forum.

Key things that are necessary to survive well in the forum is that you must fall in love with sharing your idea on every subject matter you have the slightest knowledge of. You don't need to be exceptionally knowledgeable about the thing before you give your opinion, your little idea might be what the next person might find useful. The more your contribute to Bitcoin related topics, the better you understand it. Even if it will take a combination of research and fact finding before contributing, it's still better than making assumptions when you literally know nothing. Creating topics as you grow is also very key and helps you to clear your doubt through the responses you will get from the thread.  Growth on the forum is similar to growing in real life. It comes with challenging times that might want to push you down, it's how you respond to that challenge that matters at the end of the day.

Nothing good comes easy and while we would always expect to make somethings different for good without putting efforts, perhaps inconsistent would always keep us devalued as low.
The moment of realizing our lapses and gearing up to adopt an upright energy would always enhance the quality of our produces meaning we can always make better difference of we invest the needful resources of us to actualize a specific goal.

Being a beginner in the forum and giving low quality posts in the period of times is not something of mock to the member (s).

The journey of a thousand mile begins with a step. Believe it that no beginner in the forum is expected to just jump in and begin act as professionals. Even, an average quality post of a newbie is more impressive than a similar quality posts of a high rank memeber because when the courage is high, so also commendation would be accorded courageously for the newbies improvement.

Once a stabilized high quality posters was once a staggering poor quality poster. Consistency of readings, making researches would always make it a better difference for every beginners.

The journey of life is always full of challenges, not always a bed of Roses. it can be described as " survival of the fittest" I believe being a newbie is not a crime, everyone here was once a newbie. You must develop a think skin to be able to withstand the tossle before crossing the bridge. I congratulate you for the growth and understand that you have started getting it right as you said. I believe on the slogan that say "a journey of a thousand miles begins with a step" push on, you still have many bridges ahead to cross.

Right, you have it all in your statement. It needs to be emphasized to newbies that there's no guarantee of ranking up easily even if they are smart. Understanding the forum rules and its scope is the main thing, the second is the intention to learn and the third is the desire to contribute in any form to the forum itself.

it is obvious that everybody in the forum experiences what you are experiencing now because every person pass the stage of beginner in the photo and if you want to learn quickly you should be asking question based on what you don't know help you to learn more because many people will be ready to explain things that you don't know for you to know it even they will also provide you a link where you read and learn of other things that you are supposed to learn from the forum so forum is like institution where we learn things that we don't know I know that with the time everything that you needed you want to come across it to the forum if you only want to learn from forum things that concerns Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies will it be well explain to you here and you understand it better

Most of us came here being a newbie in crypto, but we are now what we turned to be through our determination for getting what we want, this is as a result of our active commitment, learning and law abiding, which are the basic sustainability we have overcome to be where we are today, things are not difficult to achieve only when we are set and determined for it, in this forum, you have a lot of opportunities to develop yourself from only when you know about them.

It's just like you gaining admission into a new school where you don't know anyone or how things are done there. You might miss your way and find yourself in the wrong place but when you ask questions and bscome very serious to adapt fast, learning will become easy for you. This is how this forum is, you learn and read from forum members post and make your own research to speed up your learning, and improve yourself. It is what you have upstairs that will make your post quality or not.

OP, I congratulate you on correctly quoting. Judging by our communication, this is your victory.
Now do me a favor and reread the forum rules. You are quoting and creating several posts in a row. Look in the rules; under what number is the warning that you should not do this?
Also, do not react to criticism, but take all advice as something to pay attention to.

Yet another of those threads that are describing bitcointalk like its some sort of  a workplace.

Then again, for many unfortunately it is, and its their only soiurce of income so I guess that's why that kind of attitute and this kind of posts.

Every member you see here all went through the newbie phase, they all started as a newbie and gradually they grow in rank until they get to where they are now and all will tell you how difficult it was at the beginning but through perseverance and dedication they were able to overcome the little challenges. It is easier to understand how to go about the forum but newbies don’t want to listen they are just so fixated on earning merits and ranking up that why they find it difficult. If they can be patient and rush into posting and focus all energy to learn then it would be more easier for them but they always want to skip the learning process.

There have been lots of topics like this to encourage newbies but most of them don’t take it seriously and learn from experience. Either way the wise strong ones will survive and succeed.

Your activity and contributions are what shape your future here. Reaching Hero or Legendary rank isn’t that hard if you truely enjoy what you do, and staying inspired means you’ll keep coming back, learning, and sharing as you go. Best of luck! I hope you find this forum a great place to grow, with lots of opportunities in the knowledge and information you'll discover. Just don’t stress too much about ranking up. Instead, focus on contributing, contributing, and contributing.

Newbies - Stop teaching when you are newbie. You can do it because there is freedom for you to do what you want, but you don't need to do it.

Welcome message is available to help newbies but if they can not find it, they will certainly not find your topic. Newbies need to search to find a welcome message and your topic, but most of them don't do searching.

I hope theymos will pin the welcome message, to help newbies.

Nothing good comes easy and that includes ranking up in the forum, so you have to take it one step at a time, especially for newbies who don't have any crypto knowledge. If you join the forum and your main goal is to begin to rank up, then you can be in for a big disappointment because no member is obligated to give you merit to rank up, no matter how good you are. First thing first, a newbie needs to understand the forum rules, read sticky threads as a guide to the board. Expect to be criticized, learn from experienced members, make research and express yourself with quality posts, then hopefully somebody will give you merit.