Topic: New beginner - page 2. (Read 364 times)

Hello and welcome to the forums. Simply obey the forum rules and regulations to prevent being punished in the forum, and don't submit needless posts here.

And always ask questions if you don't understand something; there are many individuals here who can help you. After that, you can participate in discussions and provide answers to inquiries or illuminate the community about anything that will be useful to them. You've now begun contributing to the forum.

LOL, OP, yeah, I think you need to reply to the comments you get because this one seems interesting. I think almost every day, new users register on the forum; they all come here with different intentions, either for business (to offer or receive service) or others. but if you also state your direction, it will make members give the right reference. Although you have gotten enough helpful links from the first reply, do well to read and learn. You can always ask questions in the forum on threads or start a new topic, but before you do so, always make sure you search effectively to see if the topic you want to create has not yet been created.

Cheers 🥂, Dr.Bitcoin_Strange 👺👺

What exactly you are looking for on the forum on which you need guidance? You just see different threads which can help you like the pinned one's on each section as they are helpful for newbies so just check them out once.The more you spend time here the more knowledge you will gain as you have registered yesterday only so give it a time and if have any doubts then ask for it.

But other advice is not to create a thread for each thing you want to know because there are already many such threads to help you out so just search for them in this manner :

Welcome to the forum mate,

Well I can see some members have already given great tips to start up your stay here in the community and if you want to grow and also improve your skills in bitcoin technology and the forum here you probably best follow those instruction and guidelines given to you.

I also want to add up an important advice for you as a newbie although I don't how you got to find out about the forum but if you stumbled upon here by yourself it will be a little bit confusing seeing everything so broad and wide so I would advice for you to patiently take your time to surf through the forum and do more reading before ever engaging in any discussion before its better to equipt and learn first before suggesting anything because you can't actually offer what you don't know and this will help you a lot to reduce supposed spam that most newbie here do.

You will need to learn about the forum and bitcoin in general, this platform is designed for discussion on bitcoin and you have every opportunity to learn and improve from time to time provided that if you're active and keep to learning as well both here and on the internet.

Helpful thread links:

forum's rules and regulations
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/unofficial-list-of-official-bitcointalkorg-rules-guidelines-faq-703657

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

bitcoin wallet, which what and why
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/general-bitcoin-wallets-which-what-why-1631151

forum's rank, activities and merits
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/faq-everything-you-need-to-know-about-forum-activity-account-ranks-and-merit-2766177

forum's moderation policy
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/forum-moderation-policy-20333

Like we all know learning is a continuous process so I am not surprised OP asking questions here as this is the only means through which one can learn new things when one ask questions.
It is true that in every platform and even organizations, there are rules and guidelines governing them. Possibly policies that keeps them going. This is also applicable here and I believe from the posts and links provided in the previous post's but other members, OP can be able to navigate through the platform.

OP should not this; that every thread or board has its own guidelines pinned at  the top of the thread so it would be in your own best interest to make sure you read them so as to get aquatinted with the boards very well.
Do well to always attach your refference if you copied any post from anywhere so as to avoid being banned for plagiarism. For instance if you copy from the internet, you can paste the link from the source after you have made your write up.
Lastly, as a newbie here, you must have come across so acronyms which you might be familiar with and those you have no idea about. Below you can read further to learn more of it;

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.62370045

I think all these put together would be of help to you in acquiring more knowledge about the platform and other activities going on here.
Once again welcome onboard.

First of all, welcome to bitcointalk.

What I noticed though is that almost immediately after you created this account you came here asking how this forum works. While there is nothing wrong about asking anything, I would suggest you to give it some more time and explore forum by yourself and do it at your pwn pace  because newbies often feel like they have to know everything and now which I don't think is a good thing to do as it may feel overwhelming.

There is no fixed criteria on how you work on forum as this is just normal discussion platform where you can share and gain knowledge from others.But yes there are some rules which you need to follow like avoid plagiarism which will get you ban nothing else so be original in whatever you post on forum.Rest with time you will get knowledge if you are into it.

really good advice, I'd like to add some additional advice. First, joining a forum does not guarantee that you will get what you want right away. Many newbies mistakenly believe that joining a forum and being promoted to a higher rank is very simple, which is why the majority of newbies complain about their lack of merit or inability to rank up. Similar to the forum, you must gain more knowledge about bitcoin because, from what I can see, many forum members do so in order to do so.
However, if you come to the forum as a newbie thinking that you want to become wealthy or have money, you are mistaken. Although many forum members have money, you still need to study more to become successful. If you pay attention to many forum members who are higher than you, I'm sure you won't regret being here.

Welcome to the forum.

Forum has Boards like Bitcoin Discussion, Mining, Beginners & Help, etc.
Each Board has Child Boards. In each board, there are threads like this that you created.

And in each thread, there are posts like the one I just created.
Posts work as a comment.

I hope you understood the basic structure.

Welcome mate. The first thing you have to do is to check what you're up to and how you landed the forum. The forum was built for everyone who's into Bitcoin and as well as other cryptocurrencies. You don't have to make it difficult for yourself if you can make yourself round about it. Just hover on different boards and read each description they've got for your interest upon looking for those topics that you're captivated with. So that you are aware of what type of board you're in, I am sure that there's even at least one of them that will catch your attention and why you've decided to register because there's something interesting that you wanna ask and want to learn so enjoy on board.

Welcome to the forum.

I hope you find the rules and regulations shared by other members. You don't need to create a new topic to guide you here or someone to post rules and regulations here in your thread. You can find all the rules of their respective board in pinned thread so kindly read them before posting. You can learn many things from this forum if you are wiling enough to learn form the forum.

There are several ways a member can wind up here, a Google search is one of them. They can also be referred here from another website without any sort of guidance.

There's no need to be cheeky to a new member. It's not news that the forum can be a lot to grasp for someone who is used to modern social platforms and it's not a surprise that a new member needs guidance.
Pointing them to the forum rules and other sticky threads would do the trick, even though majority don't stick around to read them.

A confused newbie should always open a thread to ask for help, that's the objective of a discussion forum.

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Welcome Aforhok,
99% of new members don't read the threads that have bee suggested to you, let's hope you're among the 1%.

Welcome mate to Bitcoin talk. just as everyone else has spoken, there are rules and regulations you must abide to as a newbie and at such, you should take your time to study them very well to know how thing works here. There are so many way you can enjoy being a member of this forum and at that you get to know more about cryptocurrencies, join some cool contest and others. but breaking rules can tanish your image here or equally withdraw your membership.


Yes you can ask questions but then you can also use the search buttons at the top column of the forum, to see if these questions have already been asked and answered before.

The forum software is old and may be different from other forums you may have been on. It gets easier as you spend more time here. You found your way here so it can’t be difficult. You will find the forum rules and other guides here; Newbies - read before posting

Well it’s the kind of threads that’s common in this section. “Newbies” showing how “new” they are to the forum. I haven’t been here for long as you have but I’m already tired of repeat threads and patterns.

Welcome. How did you find your way here to the forum? Have you been evicted by aliens?
What do you need to know in order for us to give you a referral? Do we need to rewrite the entire forum here, or are you interested in a particular direction? Have you used the forums before so that you can say that it is difficult for you to decide on the direction?
Please be more confident and independent; there is no need to create a new topic, showing your helplessness. If you know how to read, then you will certainly find here the necessary and interesting information for you.

Hi, welcome to bitcointalk.

Since you stated that you're a newbie then I'd suggest you go through the rules and regulations that has been laid down to help users understand and use the forum in the appropriate way. here's the link: Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ

I'm not sure if you're a newbie in the forum or to bitcoin/crypto as a whole, but if the latter is the case then I will also suggest you checking out some few links as they will help you in your journey here. You need to engage in discussions here in the forum and to do that you must have some knowledge on that topic been discussed so do well to check out the following links;

• Mastering Bitcoin (GitHub)
• The Internet of Money
• Mastering the Lightning Network
• Mastering Ethereum
• Beginners & Help Encyclopedia
• https://bitcoin.org/en/how-it-works

This should be enough to get you started and most importanty, don't forget to ask questions whenever you come across something you don't understand we have so many experienced and knowledgeable users here that are willing to help newbies like yourself understand more about bitcoin.

Hi everyone, please can someone put me through on how the forum works, because I can't find my way around it please. Thanks.