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Quote from: gkv9 on January 05, 2016, 07:24:24 AM

If you have dealt with real people and you know the difference between what's truth and what's not, then I guess you already know your answer, you have the talent to pick the right ones only on yourself...
Research first, then go for anything...

There will be many information and so are users, you can ask any trustworthy member of the forum who are helping everyone all the time like Amph, notlist3d, theymos, and you might even try your luck by asking for something you don't know about Bitcoins in Bitcoin discussion to get it resolved...

ya , you are right in real life how you trust anyone like that same here you have to imply same rules, talk with peoples here on any thread which gives your query answers, before trusting first for some days you have to check the forum properly and read most of the thread and then you can know that how scammers work and how you can get saved,

There are all types of topic through which you can gain full knowledge about bitcoin and its technology. Their are thread which gives you details about the scheme which is good and which is bad. and mostly dont trust negative trust users.

Best of luck

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The trick is to talk with a lot of people, visit several forums and learn from multiple sources. After a while using this method you'll know what's important and what's not.

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Quote from: Hellacopter on January 04, 2016, 04:37:05 PM

Quote from: qWark on January 04, 2016, 10:54:30 AM

Your best doing your own research and learn yourself atleased you won't end up being lied to.

He can also following the trusted members here and search for their feedbacks and can contact them about some crypto related subjects if needed. Everyone started somewhere and everyone need the help in the beginning.

I learned everything i know from this forum, yeah trusted member can be good for advice.

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If you have dealt with real people and you know the difference between what's truth and what's not, then I guess you already know your answer, you have the talent to pick the right ones only on yourself...
Research first, then go for anything...

There will be many information and so are users, you can ask any trustworthy member of the forum who are helping everyone all the time like Amph, notlist3d, theymos, and you might even try your luck by asking for something you don't know about Bitcoins in Bitcoin discussion to get it resolved...

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Quote from: fandicapping on January 02, 2016, 02:39:06 PM

I unfortunately just recently started looking into BTC and ALT coins and while there is a ton of information here it is hard for me to discern good info from bad. It seems like a lot of the things people post are either ads or sarcastic comments to steer people away. Any tips on who to trust?

Trust no one without good reason to. How do you normally work out how to trust in real life? You can only judge people for yourself but look at their post history and see how helpful they have been in the past. You can also look at a users rank or trust. Two users I like are dannyhamilton and shorena as they are very helpful and knowledgeable but I suppose it depends on what you need help with as there are many other great users here.

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for bitcoin you don't need to look any further than bitcoin.org, for altcoin, the altcoin section is good

but my suggestion is to not lose yourself too much there, look at the top 10 only, the rest are rubbish pure clone of bitcoin

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You have brain and you are using it sir Wink

. You see a lot of comments which are not usefull for you, but they are may be usefull for the others.
Trust yourself and your opinion. If in doubt just ask questions. You never know what is a primary reason for people to talk with you.

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Quote from: qWark on January 04, 2016, 10:54:30 AM

Your best doing your own research and learn yourself atleased you won't end up being lied to.

He can also following the trusted members here and search for their feedbacks and can contact them about some crypto related subjects if needed. Everyone started somewhere and everyone need the help in the beginning.

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Quote from: achow101 on January 02, 2016, 04:03:59 PM

Quote from: fandicapping on January 02, 2016, 02:39:06 PM

I unfortunately just recently started looking into BTC and ALT coins and while there is a ton of information here it is hard for me to discern good info from bad. It seems like a lot of the things people post are either ads or sarcastic comments to steer people away. Any tips on who to trust?

Build your own trust list. Use DefaultTrust for a little bit. As you interact with the community, find the people you think are trustworthy and build your own trust lists. As you do that, also build your own ignore list. You can start with DannyHamilton's list here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/my-personal-ignore-list-973843. It includes pretty much everyone that wears a sig ad (which unfortunately includes me) since most people with sig ads will spam. As you interact with the community, build your own ignore list.

Just had a look at DannyHamilton's ignore list.....I'm not on it Grin

I'm on the 'double check list' along with the likes of shorena, Litecoinguy, tspacepilo, Quickseller etc who carry sigs but 'create reasonably intelligent posts'.

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Your best doing your own research and learn yourself atleased you won't end up being lied to.

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Always check multiple sources. If various sources say the same thing, is likely correct. Also, if you're new, check out the tutorials on my website. They'll get you started. Or at least use them to verify information you get from somewhere else.

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I think it's best to take various sources for any information. Info of one person is normally just an opinion

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You don't. You need to do your research before you trust anything. You need to determine whether or not the individual is trust worthy and whether or not they have anything to gain from what they are telling you. Just because they are higher members with trust does not always mean they are right.

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Quote from: fandicapping on January 02, 2016, 02:39:06 PM

I unfortunately just recently started looking into BTC and ALT coins and while there is a ton of information here it is hard for me to discern good info from bad. It seems like a lot of the things people post are either ads or sarcastic comments to steer people away. Any tips on who to trust?

Try to build your trust list, and don't believe every poster , there is trusted members with high green ranks posting useful threads , so you can follow them and read their topics, that's may help you a lot.

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Quote from: 2legit2 on January 02, 2016, 07:15:24 PM

you should trust the information from members with positive trust

Don't just go by this alone someone can buy an account with this. Also it is not always accurate. I would do more research to make sure the person is not gaining something off the info.

For if you see referral links or short links, then give it a second glance as there could be a motive for the person in making money. So I guess try to get a "fair" opinion that is not going to make money off you.

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you should trust the information from members with positive trust

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Quote from: fandicapping on January 02, 2016, 02:39:06 PM

It seems like a lot of the things people post are either ads or sarcastic comments to steer people away. Any tips on who to trust?

Well, my sarcastic comments are either meant to be funny or steer(make them feel bad about) them away from spamming their paid sigs, asking the same dumb question every time, when they can just use the search function.
TF, the guy who started it all must be laughing his ass off.
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Quote from: winspiral on January 02, 2016, 05:10:26 PM

(lol)
never trust people with negative trust points...they are horrible scammers (it's said here)

Your comments have no meaning at all, except hijacking others thread about "how wrong the negative trust given to you" is. And no, none of your comments are funny

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Quote from: fandicapping on January 02, 2016, 05:08:16 PM

Quote from: achow101 on January 02, 2016, 04:03:59 PM

Build your own trust list. Use DefaultTrust for a little bit. As you interact with the community, find the people you think are trustworthy and build your own trust lists. As you do that, also build your own ignore list. You can start with DannyHamilton's list here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/my-personal-ignore-list-973843. It includes pretty much everyone that wears a sig ad (which unfortunately includes me) since most people with sig ads will spam. As you interact with the community, build your own ignore list.

Thanks, that was pretty helpful even though you have a sig ad lol.

(lol)
never trust people with negative trust points...they are horrible scammers (it's said here)

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Quote from: achow101 on January 02, 2016, 04:03:59 PM

Build your own trust list. Use DefaultTrust for a little bit. As you interact with the community, find the people you think are trustworthy and build your own trust lists. As you do that, also build your own ignore list. You can start with DannyHamilton's list here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/my-personal-ignore-list-973843. It includes pretty much everyone that wears a sig ad (which unfortunately includes me) since most people with sig ads will spam. As you interact with the community, build your own ignore list.

Thanks, that was pretty helpful even though you have a sig ad lol.

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It is as in every other field, never trust information from various websites. I would suggest to post your questions here. People then can easily verify information. Kinda swarm intelligence. Cool

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