Topic: Just a fresh beginner. (Read 753 times)

One (a) week and you have gotten a so much knowledge, how possible is that my man. People have been in the forum for more than one two years and they are still struggling to know many things, in fact the knowledge they have gotten is very small and you are say much knowledge they Mr. Man you are not a new in Bitcointalk and a suspicious alt-account. Bitcointalk forum I know is not a place one can come and learn things in a one week time.

As for the Op, the thread was created since June so by now has gone far from the advice people have given him. So there is no much to say again. And all what I want to say is op should be diligent of his dealings and doings in the forum.  For the rules and regulations. Nice to see you here.

There will be nothing left that the members have not said. But I will talk about forums here. In this forum, you will gain knowledge that nobody else has before. This is the only forum that gives you such stunning knowledge about cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, etc.
Their staff members have been so helpful every time they have been ready for your help with guidance or information. But your obligation is that you will follow the rules and not do anything against the forum rules. So it will be good for you; otherwise, if you do anything against the rules, there is no possibility that anybody can help you.
So the rules are below; read them carefully.
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That's not the worst thing as many people can leave forums if they're not interested in those forums. The OP maybe one of those people who visited the forum and created an account and posted this thread in order to get some advice. But I think that he/she wasn't really interested in this forum and that's why he/she didn't came back after creating this post. Now back to the worst thing! The worst thing is that the members of the forum are still trying their best to answer the OP without checking his/her profile that he/she didn't appeared after creating the post. I think the members should read the whole thread before posting their opinions because that will help them a lot in knowing that the OP of the thread is active member of the forum or is someone who just posted a thread and disappeared from the forum.

It is very rare to see a newbie that will join this forum and start immediately making waves to hit the ground running. It is not easy, especially people that have not known the benefit of this forum. It is only people that have been here for some time that I've known the amount of information that is gotten here and also the financial benefits of being paid for making posts that will want to remain here constantly.

The interface of this website does not appear appealing to newbies and that is why they abandon here and find other ways but one thing is sure, any of them that develops interest constantly for a few weeks would not want to leave here again and people that left will sometime remember here again, especially when there is a bull run.

Hello OP, welcome to the forum, good luck with your journey on this bitcointalk forum. Since you haven't spent much time in the forum and therefore have no idea about the subject, please refer to the newbie guidelines. Read what many of you have already discussed in detail about the forum then you will definitely get a better idea. However, you can learn more about everything from the guidelines given below, thanks.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/unofficial-list-of-official-bitcointalkorg-rules-guidelines-faq-703657
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/newbies-read-before-posting-1689727
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.52459430

Well that's right. But I also understand that sometimes as beginners we are always afraid when we want to join a discussion. Well we feel afraid of being wrong or going off topic and such. This is where it is also important for beginners to first understand each topic that is made and only then ask questions if something is not understood. And if there are answers to questions in a topic that require answers from us, we can provide answers to help. This continues to be done and will unconsciously grow the insight we have.

And the process of absorbing information through discussion is easier to absorb and understand. That's why following the discussion is very important to do when we are studying the topic being discussed.

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Well, about this, of course, everyone has their reasons. But to be honest, I don't understand this either.

But this reminds me of when I first registered in this forum, it wasn't meant to be active in discussion at first. But just want to find information on new altcoins that are holding ico presales or so on. Usually in the bounty section there is always a lot of information on the latest altcoins that will be listed on cmc which can give me an advantage if I buy early. because in the past every altcoin that registered at cmc always gave an increase of more than 100%. different from today. So in the past I just often looked at the board without wanting to get involved in the discussion. But then I became interested in getting involved in the discussion too and started studying this forum.

Maybe the OP is also the same here. He just browsed without logging back into his account. Well I don't know. But there are indeed many beginners who do this and I also don't understand.

It is very difficult for me to understand such people who, after registering on the forum, left behind one message and after that, no longer visit the forum. That's exactly what the OP is, who unfortunately will not be able to read the welcome posts that were left for him, since after he left the message, he has not visited the forum for 2 months.

Being directly involved in discussions with more senior members can help more quickly absorb information and knowledge from every comment that is replied to. The learning process will continue even though it is already in a higher rank, deficiencies can be covered by learning about something that has never been known before. The friendliness of the forum members will make it easier for anyone who wants to learn, members who are more senior will always direct things that bring good as long as Op wants to learn and tries to increase knowledge.

Welcome friends, don't forget to be more diligent in exploring every board in this forum. And don't forget to always check the threads pinned on each board. Which usually contains rules and things that must be known by a beginner who joins this forum.

Don't hesitate to ask questions and don't hesitate to participate in the discussion. We are here to learn together and share insights.

You are very much welcome to this platform. Your research brought you to the right place where the right and current information abt crypto can be gotten.

Four pages of this welcoming thread and OP has never been back nearly a month since he posted. I think that this thread has already served its purpose and if he ever comes back, he's got a lot of info and help from everyone who has already posted on this thread. A mod might have to lock this topic soon.

Members who have been on the forum for a long time always welcome newcomers, there is so much knowledge here to be learned. The seniors have tried to spread all the information here for newcomers to learn or their knowledge members haven't gotten there yet. There are so many seniors who can be mentors here, you can learn directly from them through some useful posts that have been shared on forum or asking these members directly.
The process of absorbing knowledge in forums never ends, there will always be new knowledge that can be learned to increase knowledge about Cryptocurrency.

I'm really happy to have you here. I've been part of this platform for a few weeks, and I've gained so much knowledge, all thanks to the people here who've acted as mentors and guides, even from afar. I'm not giving official advice, but I suggest you follow the rules and seek out someone you can consider a mentor. Learning from them can really improve your experience. That's the main thing I wanted to share.

Welcome friends in the forum who also make me proud to be here and to join a broad community that is not limited by race and other things.

The more you are involved in discussions in this forum, the more you will realize that in this forum everyone is always focused on the discussions being discussed. And believe me, every time you are curious about something about bitcoin, then you shouldn't hesitate to put your questions in this forum. Because you will immediately get honest answers from the members here. The more we are involved in the discussion, the more insight we will get.

yes, of course we have to enjoy discussing in this forum, and if someone criticizes of course op don't get angry because this is a normal thing in discussions, but for the first time it will usually be awkward sometimes always afraid to make questions or make topics but over time then little by little the insight continues to grow and the courage to ask becomes there.

I think that is also true, but I think there is limited ability to respond and answer, it could be that the seniors who have a lot of knowledge and experience in the world of crypto and make the OP a bit embarrassed and confused about having to add or ask what else and some of the answers may have represented and answered what was previously a big question mark before.Yes. that normal.

Welcome to this forum. All you need to do is to learn how this forum works and I can see that guide that will help you to understand this forum has been provided to you by some senior members here. This forum is a place where you will learn a lot about "Bitcoin" if you want to.

Here you can find a lot of useful information for beginners. Be sure to study it before starting any active actions on the forum, because if you behave incorrectly, you can easily lose your account by getting banned. There are few rules, but they must be known, for example, that you can not create stupid topics, rudely communicate with someone. Also, you should not trust strangers who offer strange earning schemes and so on. All this is described in detail in the guide at the link below.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/newbies-read-before-posting-1689727

I advise you not to delve into the study of how to get into subscription campaigns, because this is an extensive topic, and first you should learn how to communicate correctly here.

I don't know why many newbies just create threads and abandon them along the way,  this has become a common practice among many of the recent newbies,  and this shows to a great extent how their lack the follow-up ability and it looks and sounds so disrespecting for other forum members who are contributing to the discussion on those threads and not getting respond from the ops most especially when they mentioned ops and expect a reply to their comment.
It is bad and does not speak well of the newbie,  this thread is already gaining public attention and by right the ops are expected to be very active in the first,  second and even third pages of the thread,  that is the best practice to engage the thread with enough response that will further increase readers information and insights that will help in the discussion.

unfortunately, the Op was active only once when he created the account and created this thread then left. he doesn't follow the discussions in the threads, in fact, many of the suggestions the other members give probably won't reach him.
This kind of behavior is not liked by many forum members. I wish he would come back and lock the thread to avoid more post loops.