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hero member
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God is great
September 07, 2021, 06:23:48 AM
#15
New members let's try not to learn from our mistake because if we do ,it maybe too late to correct it .
Not to? Did you know that learning from mistakes make someone more improved since he fail something and to be able to change it he will try his best for improvement. I dont think it will be too late, its always has not In my opinion. Everyone has a chance to prove it amd keep trying. Being here in forum maybe harsh for some newbie but thats life. Some higher rank here correct them in order to help them not to downgrade them.
You are right. Learning from personal mistake is best for improvement. But it will be more better to learn from others experience
legendary
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September 07, 2021, 03:38:28 AM
#14
<…> If the original text is not in English, is it okay?
If the original text is in a different language than that used within the post, the same convention applies: you need to add the link to the source.

In any case, the source should kind of warrant not falling into being accused of plagiarism, but really, everyone should make a minimal effort to move away from a verbatim copy/[translate][spin]/paste, and come up with something more personalized, be it a summary, a criticism, a series of questions, a versed opinion, or whatever.

From my point of view, it’s pretty annoying trying to discern what is the poster’s original content and what is not, and it’s rather much an irritating waste of time.

Note that the objective of adding the reference link is, in general, to make it feasible to discern what is your own text from what is not (quoting external source fragments would greatly improve giving visibility to this). If there is no source present, the assumption is that the wording on the post is entirely yours (the wording, not the idea). Links can also be added to reference further reading and such.
newbie
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September 07, 2021, 03:01:07 AM
#13
When I joined the forum some months ago I got to know the forum has strong rules that if anyone takes for granted that person maybe penalized in respective of rank or position.
Rules are clear. Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ

Two most common violations and your account will be banned. For other rules, you will be warned multiple times.

Copy, paste and don't leave source link: plagiarism
Spread phishing links, malwares.

It seems that the history of plagiarism is a serious mistake, and the account will be banned. Just mark the citation or directly paste the link to the original text. If the original text is not in English, is it okay?
legendary
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September 07, 2021, 02:47:13 AM
#12
New members let's try not to learn from our mistake because if we do ,it maybe too late to correct it .
Not to? Did you know that learning from mistakes make someone more improved since he fail something and to be able to change it he will try his best for improvement. I dont think it will be too late, its always has not In my opinion. Everyone has a chance to prove it amd keep trying. Being here in forum maybe harsh for some newbie but thats life. Some higher rank here correct them in order to help them not to downgrade them.
hero member
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September 06, 2021, 11:03:57 PM
#11
When I joined the forum some months ago I got to know the forum has strong rules that if anyone takes for granted that person maybe penalized in respective of rank or position.
Rules are clear. Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ

Two most common violations and your account will be banned. For other rules, you will be warned multiple times.

Copy, paste and don't leave source link: plagiarism
Spread phishing links, malwares.
jr. member
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September 06, 2021, 10:21:55 PM
#10
I don’t think all experience is desirable。
The rules are set by people, and the forum is regulated in the process of operation, but the rules are always user-served.
The rules should be more and more in line with people’s needs, rather than scornful,
Even national laws and regulations need to be corrected in the course of time, so the rules of the forum should also be perfected in the process of practice.
hero member
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September 06, 2021, 07:40:48 PM
#9
For some certain conditions, yes, learning from other people's mistakes and experiences is good to be done.
For, if we have that kind of mistake or experience such a certain experience, we don't have any chance again to fix the problem. And we are gone.
Sometimes, if we have a second chance for doing something, self-experiences are very worthy, worthier than other people because we are feeling and pricing itself by ourselves, we are feeling the hurt and also the loss.
But once again, if we will not have even a chance again after doing the mistake, it is better to learn from others.
OP may refer to the experience in this forum, making mistakes that make us permabanned means that we don't have a chance, that is why we must not do that mistakes.
But, if we do a mistake that is still understandable and apologized, we must learn from that experience, learn to form our mistakes, and don't do the same or that kind of mistake again.
jr. member
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September 06, 2021, 04:45:25 PM
#8
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New members let's try not to learn from our mistake because if we do ,it maybe too late to correct it .
Shouldn't this be "learn from our mistakes" instead of "try not to learn from mistakes"?

I think what he is explaining is that one should not wait to make a mistake first before learning their lesson. It is better to learn from other's mistakes.

sr. member
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September 06, 2021, 04:09:53 PM
#7
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New members let's try not to learn from our mistake because if we do ,it maybe too late to correct it .
Shouldn't this be "learn from our mistakes" instead of "try not to learn from mistakes"?

We all do make mistakes, OP but the problem is that there are just those newer users that just go straight up and post and not bother to read the forum rules.
Freedom in the internet is just way too of an overstatement to some, I must say.
legendary
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September 06, 2021, 02:51:00 PM
#6
I'll put this topics in a context that really matters and not focused on the affairs of the forum, When  it comes to the life lessons of the market then learning from others has to be the only way to avoid been hurt. Time and time again we have been told to ignore the get rich quick schemes (which mainly resolve around altcoins) as they're been hyped and usually don't last long but yet the newbies chooses to ignore our advices and continue in their endless search for quick profit which usually end up with them losing then later regretting their actions.

If the newbie coming into the industry will understand how important this advice is, they'll not be going through same mistakes others before them made. There's no doubt your personal experience are needed to become a better investors or trader but you can equally get similar experience from using others experience as your reference instead of waiting for personal experience.

Now on the forum, the rules are very self explanatory, don't engage in activities that'll result to you getting banned or ruined your account and you'll be alright.
legendary
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September 06, 2021, 02:05:23 PM
#5
The reason I said it is strong. It's a law that can't be reversed
I am not againsting you, the reason I said it is not strong is because they are easy to follow in real life while they are accurate
hero member
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God is great
September 06, 2021, 02:03:54 PM
#5
Yes members should read and abide to the rules in ways they will not violate it.

When I joined the forum some months ago I got to know the forum has strong rules that if anyone takes for granted that person maybe penalized in respective of rank or position.
There is nothing strong in the rules than to just follow it, what newbies do fall into is plagiarism, some intentionally plagiarised because they think nobody will know, it will then be a surprised for them after they are banned as a result of plagiarism, I read the rules over and over, again and again but I did not see anything strong about it but just the rules to keep this forum healthy.
The reason I said it is strong. It's a law that can't be reversed
legendary
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September 06, 2021, 01:59:46 PM
#4
Yes members should read and abide to the rules in ways they will not violate it.

When I joined the forum some months ago I got to know the forum has strong rules that if anyone takes for granted that person maybe penalized in respective of rank or position.
There is nothing strong in the rules than to just follow it, what newbies do fall into is plagiarism, some intentionally plagiarised because they think nobody will know, it will then be a surprised for them after they are banned as a result of plagiarism, I read the rules over and over, again and again but I did not see anything strong about it but just the rules to keep this forum healthy.
hero member
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God is great
September 06, 2021, 01:28:26 PM
#3
I think most of the parts you'll be permabanned for here are quite logical and explicit (like don't plagiarise).

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this is what some people take for granted. Knowing fully the forum stand against it
copper member
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September 06, 2021, 01:24:41 PM
#2
I think most of the parts you'll be permabanned for here are quite logical and explicit (like don't plagiarise).

There are some that aren't as explicit like people being banned for scams when they're claimed to be unmodded, however, the idea of just not making the forum a bad place probably still exists there - and a lot of those scammers might be the same person.
hero member
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God is great
September 06, 2021, 01:06:17 PM
#1
Growing up i was thought how to learn from peoples experience (mistake) because sometimes learning from personal mistake can be like a mark that one won't be able to forget and it could be to late to correct some mistake.  When I joined the forum some months ago I got to know the forum has strong rules that if anyone takes for granted that person maybe penalized in respective of rank or position.
 I believe times without number some top members have made little mistakes that is against the forum rules and they served the consequences. It will be too bad if will keep on falling fall little mistakes. New members let's try not to learn from our mistake because if we do ,it maybe too late to correct it .
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