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Alisorena1993

newbie

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Quote from: counos coin on October 23, 2019, 03:34:45 AM

hi sorena
i would suggest you read our white paper and support a new project like ours
you have to be one of our fans because we 've seen your posting several times below our topic.
i wish for success

https://www.counos.io/Data/Sites/1/media/whitepages/counos-coin-page.pdf

Hi. Your project sounds good. I want to know more about it. there is any open mining ? which exchange has your coin on trade?

Malvika_sitlani

member

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Welcome to this forum buddy. I think everyone has already mentioned everything but still try to read and get more knowledge from this forum. Try to visit every section of this forum and read about the topics in which you have more interest and ask your doubts here then everyone will help you.

evgenia_volkova

member

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Welcome to the platform. Hope you are here for some knowledge gaining and knowledge sharing. You can start with the forum rules and by reading the pinned messages followed by the different sessions which would interest you. There is no need to feel shy we all are learning and growing together.

This platform does give enough anonymity thus, noone knows you in-person so feel free to ask your questions someone or the other will guide us.

counos coin

newbie

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Merit: 0

hi sorena
i would suggest you read our white paper and support a new project like ours
you have to be one of our fans because we 've seen your posting several times below our topic.
i wish for success

https://www.counos.io/Data/Sites/1/media/whitepages/counos-coin-page.pdf

erickastella

sr. member

Activity: 826

Merit: 281

hello welcome to the bitcointalk forum, where we discuss all the events that are out there, such as bitcoin / altcoin, love, confide, etc. well too, and don't forget that every pinned forum is read, thanks Cool

Alisorena1993

newbie

Activity: 36

Merit: 0

Quote from: Bekuciwu9 on October 01, 2019, 11:50:16 AM

This is really ridicoulous, every day we have some so called newbies asking about advice or how to get merit while they have everything they need to know right here in the subforum, in sticky posts. If they spent 1 minute checking stuff before instantly creating this redundant thread, they would find all they need to know for the start.
People should stop spoon fed those that are too lazy to check forum rules and guidelines.

this is "beginners & help" topic so what do you expect the posts should be?
if you hate us this much then why come and reading posts of this topic???

Alisorena1993

newbie

Activity: 36

Merit: 0

Quote from: finzyoj on October 02, 2019, 12:55:42 AM

Quote from: Bekuciwu9 on October 01, 2019, 11:50:16 AM

This is really ridicoulous, every day we have some so called newbies asking about advice or how to get merit while they have everything they need to know right here in the subforum, in sticky posts. If they spent 1 minute checking stuff before instantly creating this redundant thread, they would find all they need to know for the start.
People should stop spoon fed those that are too lazy to check forum rules and guidelines.

Actually, I really want to ask the same thing because it's so annoying particularly those kind of newbies that asks for a detailed/specific answer for their broad question (they sound too demanding) but in the end I remain quiet and continue giving advice for them. I choose to understand them because I once become a clueless newbie before (though I didn't depend on spoonfeed at all) and I remembered that I'm in Beginners & Help so what do I expect? Lol. Of course it's normal to find such kind of threads here Grin

*facepalm.

thank you to understand the feeling of being a newbie...
I'm not looking for money or else I just wanna know about crypto and my goal of making this topic was not to mention me reading ordinary rules of froum. It was making a topic that someone like you that are kinda expert in this particular subject, such as expert tips and "life hacks" kinda.
so to the upper quote(finzyoj): don't be priggish on us, kindness doesn't hurt...

Murat

hero member

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1. First few months you have to read a lot about how crypto works.

2. Don't fall for scam & don't trust anyone. Don't fall for this type of ad. Invest $100 to return $1000 in 24hr.

3. Don't be greedy.

4. Treat bitcoin as money. If earning money from real life is hard then the same goes for bitcoin. It won't make you rich overnight.

5. Contribute the forum with your knowledge.

6. Be Respectful to everyone. You will get the same.

7. Read the forum rules before posting anything.

JohnSegWick

newbie

Activity: 15

Merit: 3

Generic advice for newbies is to lurk, read a lot, get a feel for the forum. Even if you've done that before, before you actively post, maybe read a couple hours more. This applies to just about any other website or forum.

CherylltheBombshell

jr. member

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Merit: 5

Change Your Worlds Build a New Era!

In addition on the threads here, you can check this resources that when im still newbie i bump on this and had a better idea what I’m into. Its very important to know first the 4W & H: who, what, when, when and how so you know what you gonna do here.

Goodluck!

finzyoj

sr. member

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Quote from: Bekuciwu9 on October 01, 2019, 11:50:16 AM

This is really ridicoulous, every day we have some so called newbies asking about advice or how to get merit while they have everything they need to know right here in the subforum, in sticky posts. If they spent 1 minute checking stuff before instantly creating this redundant thread, they would find all they need to know for the start.
People should stop spoon fed those that are too lazy to check forum rules and guidelines.

Actually, I really want to ask the same thing because it's so annoying particularly those kind of newbies that asks for a detailed/specific answer for their broad question (they sound too demanding) but in the end I remain quiet and continue giving advice for them. I choose to understand them because I once become a clueless newbie before (though I didn't depend on spoonfeed at all) and I remembered that I'm in Beginners & Help so what do I expect? Lol. Of course it's normal to find such kind of threads here Grin

*facepalm.

mk4

legendary

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Quote from: Bekuciwu9 on October 01, 2019, 11:50:16 AM

This is really ridicoulous, every day we have some so called newbies asking about advice or how to get merit while they have everything they need to know right here in the subforum, in sticky posts. If they spent 1 minute checking stuff before instantly creating this redundant thread, they would find all they need to know for the start.
People should stop spoon fed those that are too lazy to check forum rules and guidelines.

That's pretty much what you get if you advertise Bitcointalk to someone as a "site where you can make money", "a site where you can earn free bitcoin/crypto" or something like that. I've been through multiple forum communities in the past(both big and small), and these sort of "any advice on how to use this forum" posts are a lot more rare compared to here.

finzyoj

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Hmm, have you already read this thread above yours? It can help you a lot to learn some of the primary things you should know about. Another tip, I advice you to stay first inside your local board while you are not yet get used to this forum. Join with the discussions there about crypto and practice your way of posting. It will serve as your training ground to familiarize all of the things here. You should practice there because member in the international boards are so meticulous and sensitive to other's post especially to newbies like you. Good luck, and welcome to our beloved forum

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Velkro

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Quote from: Alisorena1993 on October 01, 2019, 04:43:38 AM

Hi everyone. I'm new at this so if you have any advice to use this forum please be kind and share here with me and every newbie who are too shy to ask.
thanks to all and have a great day!

Start from reading sticked posts with basic information/guides.
This is best advice i can give you. Then watch bitcoin documentaries to learn something in fun way.
Then watch everything from Andreas Antonopolous.

Nnuego

jr. member

Activity: 266

Merit: 4

Quote from: Bekuciwu9 on October 01, 2019, 11:50:16 AM

This is really ridicoulous, every day we have some so called newbies asking about advice or how to get merit while they have everything they need to know right here in the subforum, in sticky posts. If they spent 1 minute checking stuff before instantly creating this redundant thread, they would find all they need to know for the start.
People should stop spoon fed those that are too lazy to check forum rules and guidelines.

This Is his first post and he's posting such. As a newbie, you're expected to be mute for a while, whereby checking other thread, reading their post, know what the forum is all about and also have knowledge the forum before posting. I believed someone introduced him to this forum cos he can't post shit without guidelines

Bekuciwu9

member

Activity: 140

Merit: 12

This is really ridicoulous, every day we have some so called newbies asking about advice or how to get merit while they have everything they need to know right here in the subforum, in sticky posts. If they spent 1 minute checking stuff before instantly creating this redundant thread, they would find all they need to know for the start.
People should stop spoon fed those that are too lazy to check forum rules and guidelines.

Editta

newbie

Activity: 2

Merit: 0

There is a free online blockchain education provided by Cointelligence, which is a reliable site and it's good to get started as they have many other resources on the website. I'd recommend registering for their blockchain academy. You can even win a free Trezor hardware wallet if you register.
Here is the link:
https://www.cointelligence.com/content/academy2/

Best of luck,

zabizana

jr. member

Activity: 31

Merit: 12

Quote from: Alisorena1993 on October 01, 2019, 04:43:38 AM

Hi everyone. I'm new at this so if you have any advice to use this forum please be kind and share here with me and every newbie who are too shy to ask.
thanks to all and have a great day!

Hello @ Alisorena1993.
First, take your time to read and visit the following link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/newbies-read-before-posting-1689727
This is a thread containing important things to be learned by newbies like us. There are tips, hints, information and other important thing about this forum.

Alone055

sr. member

Activity: 1260

Merit: 358

Learn from others what you don't know, and discuss with everyone what you have knowledge about.
Avoid trying to be extraordinary and just be on point, there is no reward in representing something that has already been demonstrated earlier.
Read the rules and follow them.
Ignore HYIPs and scams by keeping in mind that there is nothing like quick money but everyone has to earn it.
Don't plagiarize. If you have nothing to say about something, just don't post.

That's all I got.
Enjoy your stay.

peter0425

sr. member

Activity: 2618

Merit: 439

Quote from: Alisorena1993 on October 01, 2019, 04:43:38 AM

Hi everyone. I'm new at this so if you have any advice to use this forum please be kind and share here with me and every newbie who are too shy to ask.
thanks to all and have a great day!

Welcome to Bitcointalk.org ,hope you’ll enjoy being here and may follow all the rules given by other posters above me,read all the thread linked by them for you to become a good forum member

Few tips is:

1: Read more and post less as a beginner

2: prevent from clicking all the links shared by members specially newbie to not become a victim of phishing sites

3: Invest what you can afford to lose

That’s 3 basic advice but will safe your soul while you’re here..Goodluck

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