Topic: How many newbie posts? (Read 1267 times)
all the herp that is fit to derp
5
Thanks about this topic. I am smarter now and I know 5 post rule now. 
So, this is my 1st post.
Sorry for my english.
So, this is my 1st post. Sorry for my english.
The penance for having not registered long ago 
This newbie jail is restricting my freedom and hindering my pursuit of happiness
lol
I'm thinking the same but I understand that it is a good idea to prevent spamming the main forum.
This newbie jail is restricting my freedom and hindering my pursuit of happiness
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newbies will spam this forum and many more experienced persons will likely avoid this part of the forum as a direct result. Therefore, only newbies will answer newbies questions, which doesn't seem very helpful at all to me.
newbies will spam this forum and many more experienced persons will likely avoid this part of the forum as a direct result. Therefore, only newbies will answer newbies questions, which doesn't seem very helpful at all to me.
I've got over 2,700 posts, and over a year participating in discussions here at BitcoinTalk.org, and yet here I am seeing you post in the Newbie Forum.
Here's a link to someone with over 9,000 posts, and over 18 months participating in discussions here at BitcoinTalk.org, and yet there they are are seeing and responding to a post in the Newbie Forum:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1943651
There are plenty of experts who frequent and participate in the Newbie Forum.
thank you for this - that way at least we can keep our spam to this section instead of all over the newbie jail.
i think the newbiejail is pretty counter-intuitive as it promotes spamming the newbie section of the forum just so you can post in the real forum.It should promote intelligent and useful discussion in the Newbie Forum along with time for Newbies to learn a bit about Bitcoin and the Forum.
Unfortunately, there are a lot of Newbies who have the patience of a 4 year old, and feel that spam is a much more useful way to get 5 posts.
but newbies will spam this forum and many more experienced persons will likely avoid this part of the forum as a direct result. Therefore, only newbies will answer newbies questions, which doesn't seem very helpful at all to me.
thank you for this - that way at least we can keep our spam to this section instead of all over the newbie jail.
i think the newbiejail is pretty counter-intuitive as it promotes spamming the newbie section of the forum just so you can post in the real forum.It should promote intelligent and useful discussion in the Newbie Forum along with time for Newbies to learn a bit about Bitcoin and the Forum.
Unfortunately, there are a lot of Newbies who have the patience of a 4 year old, and feel that spam is a much more useful way to get 5 posts.
now just to wait for a few more hours
I also have to post some to get full access, so here I am contributing irrelevant data to the database 
thank you for this - that way at least we can keep our spam to this section instead of all over the newbie jail.
i think the newbiejail is pretty counter-intuitive as it promotes spamming the newbie section of the forum just so you can post in the real forum.
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I mean isn't the point of a forum to allow people to post wherever they want?
I mean isn't the point of a forum to allow people to post wherever they want?
No. The point of the forum is to allow people to engage in intelligent and useful discussion on a topic of shared interest. The restrictions help reduce the amount of unintelligent useless spam, trolls, bots, and flames in the other topics.
it is probably not so much to restrict real life people, but more to restrict bots and spammers.. i am guessing
I personally don't like the restriction of where people can post and do not think it is the best idea. I have not seen other forums doing this, so I was just wondering why this forum was doing it? I mean isn't the point of a forum to allow people to post wherever they want?
a few more never hurt, eh?
Well I hope this is the last post...
oh, good to know, thank you
It's 5 Posts and 4 hours logged in to be able to post everywhere.
It's 10 posts in order to put links into your signature.
It's 10 posts in order to put links into your signature.
someone told me it was 10 posts, and 4 hours logged in time - hoping it is only 5 posts though
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