[Introductory Post] I'm a newbie can I get some guide on how the forum functions

Staceybtc

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I have read through all your responses and I'm spending most of my time reading through the links you all have sent here, it's been all good.

I think I like the fact that search button is most vital tool here and I'm using it to find more informations here.

Thank y'all
- Stacey

Kavelj22

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Quote from: Staceybtc on June 20, 2024, 06:23:18 PM

Hello Bitcointalk Forum 👋

I just signed up here and I have been looking around the forum boards and it's so interesting to be here.

Can someone here please put me through how the forum functions?

Thanks!

Welcome to the forum

The first advice I give you is to look at two important elements:

1. Familiarity with the field of blockchain technology in general, and I advise you to start with Bitcoin. It is important to realize that you must learn about the Bitcoin Ecosystem independently of any central services.
This will not require you to do more than follow the huge documentation about Bitcoin that you will find here on the forum and which you can search by using the “search” feature. The search process can be done on Google, with the exception that you must always check the sources before taking this or that information as granted.

2. Learn about the operating rules of this forum, including the publishing rules and general behavioral rules. Here in the Beginners section we have detailed pinned topics that can help you.
Newbies - Read before posting
Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ
FAQ: Everything you need to know about forum 'activity, account ranks and merit

It seems difficult at first and requires a long breath, but this is the price of knowledge.

I wish you a good journey and that you will be an outstanding forum member

stadus

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Quote from: acroman08 on June 20, 2024, 06:37:13 PM

I suggest reading this thread Newbies - Read before posting, most of the things a newbie needs to know to properly start their navigation here in the forum can be seen on that thread. you can also find the forum rules on that thread, I suggest you read that too, it could save you a lot of trouble in the future. if you have questions on specific things, you can use the advanced search that can be seen at the upper right side of the forum or you can use google but add "bitcointalk" at the end of what you are searcing.

That's the perfect thread for beginners, as most of their concerns are listed there and being addressed. Also, being a wide reader creates an advantage in the forum since everything here is all about reading and understanding what you have read, before you proceed into any discussion. So by maximizing reading here, you will gain a lot of new insights and perspectives that will lead you to a full understanding how the forum works. It takes patience and determination to get into your goals here.

cryptoWODL

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I don't want to know how you got in here but you signed up here and made your first post in the Beginners and Help thread. Your knowledge would have increased if you had noticed a pin posted in this thread (Newbies-read before posting) before making that post.
All new members joining this forum will first be recommended to post in accordance with the forum rules. If you ask a senior member about the forum initially, they will ask you about the basic knowledge and rules of the forum.

Above a member has shared the link of three posts for newbies to gain knowledge, you should read them and follow the rules mentioned there. I am again sharing the links of that post for your reading convenience; Notice the posts.

• Newbies- Read before posting
• Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ

avp2306

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Quote from: Staceybtc on June 20, 2024, 06:23:18 PM

Hello Bitcointalk Forum 👋

I just signed up here and I have been looking around the forum boards and it's so interesting to be here.

Can someone here please put me through how the forum functions?

Thanks!

Everything you ask for is already on the thread created by @tranthidung.

Here check all the newbie helpful threads are here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mega-resources-for-newbies-check-here-find-most-of-your-need-before-asking-5500358

For sure that you can learn a lot of information from the threads he compiled and everything you ask for is already there. Its so good that he created that thread since for sure it can help a lot of newbies to navigate those important information's that they need to learn from and they will not spend any long hours for just researching those threads since right now they can simply browse those threads in one area by the help of the gentleman who do a lot of effort to place it on one thread.

Upgrade00

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To understand how the forum functions as a website, use the HELP option. This is one of the very important tools to get started with posting, messaging, searching etc.

After this, move to reading pinned threads on different boards, finding a particular subject that interests you and building you knowledge.

DarkState

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First of all thank you for joining this forum. Reading posts will be better for you than posting. I would suggest you to know some rules of this forum first. I am providing some links below for your convenience. Hope you will read these.

1. Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ

2. Newbies - Read before posting

3. FAQ: Everything you need to know about forum 'activity, account ranks and merit

Abbatty

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Quote from: Staceybtc on June 20, 2024, 06:23:18 PM

Hello Bitcointalk Forum 👋

I just signed up here and I have been looking around the forum boards and it's so interesting to be here.

Can someone here please put me through how the forum functions?

Thanks!

Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ

Newbies - Read before posting

Welcome, it’s always nice to see new members here. If you are here to learn about bitcoin then you are in the best place. Firstly i think while looking around you should get yourself familiar with the rules and regulations of the forum so you don’t end up breaking any of them. I shared with you some links containing the forum do’s and don’t and some useful information for newbies you should go through them it will be helpful as you embark on your journey.

mvdheuvel1983

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Welcome to the forum. You are in the best place where the right information about bitcoin and other cryptocurrency is discussed and people from all over the world share their knowledge and learn from other through discussions and interactions. For an easier result on the things you want to read or find out, always make use of the search button it helps you to know the things that has been discussed already and the questions you only need to read and learn instead of repeating it again.

Pi-network314159

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I believe everyother peryabove have told you what to do and how to go about the forum. The forum is for serious minded people which means that you must make reading a hobby if not you will become tired. Thousands of newbies always flood the forum every week, month and year and most of them stoped along the line because not what they expected that they saw. You should make use of the pined messages in every board you find yourself. Those pined messages will guide you on how to navigate throughout the forum.

Pandu Geddon

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How did you get to know the forum? is it from your friend?
If you are told by your friends, you should also be informed about what is on the forum and what interests you.
but if you get your own information from the internet, I think it's a Bitcoin discussion forum. I don't really understand what you mean, but you definitely know how discussion forums work. Maybe you have experience with other discussion forums, and it won't be much different.

Maybe you currently have an interest in Bitcoin and anything related to Cryptocurrency. You can discuss it here and you are in the right forum.
My advice, read any further information available. especially regarding Bitcoin knowledge and also forum rules.
welcome to the forum.

Adbitco

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It takes only a good reader to understand the forum without someone telling them what to do, usually this is a very large forum that requires reading and if you focused on reading then you find out things yourself, it's better to study yourself to unveil things for yourself. Always knows that in every board I mean subforum they have their rules pinned on the top first page so before you click reply you must see the rules over there click and read before posting with this it would help you more better than just wanted everything to work and function like bollywood.

acroman08

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I suggest reading this thread Newbies - Read before posting, most of the things a newbie needs to know to properly start their navigation here in the forum can be seen on that thread. you can also find the forum rules on that thread, I suggest you read that too, it could save you a lot of trouble in the future. if you have questions on specific things, you can use the advanced search that can be seen at the upper right side of the forum or you can use google but add "bitcointalk" at the end of what you are searcing.

Staceybtc

newbie

Activity: 3

Merit: 0

Hello Bitcointalk Forum 👋

I just signed up here and I have been looking around the forum boards and it's so interesting to be here.

Can someone here please put me through how the forum functions?

Thanks!

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