I disagree. The Forum is not a school where students must attend every day. This is a free forum, and one should not be in a hurry to become famous. Your advice to the OP may be taken by some to mean that the more often you catch the eye, the better. But this is not at all necessary.
The study and love for bitcoin come gradually. It is possible to accidentally register on the forum, forget about it, and return after a while. I don't see anything strange. Interests are different.
I'm talking about my own experience. Once I registered on a forum (not on this one), saved my login and password in Roboform, and three years later, I returned to that forum again. Registration became paid, but I was an old member.
Therefore, you should not limit people's freedom.
Topic: Random tips for beginners/newbies. - page 3. (Read 489 times)
Newbies should know more about bitcoin, it may not be beyond having bitcoin and having experience of how bitcoin is working just in term of transaction.
Newbies that want to ranking more should focus on the posts of members that have ranked up already.
What I am saying is that newbies also do not have to post regularly, newbies may be here to gain knowledge and not want to participate in a signature campaign.
Newbies that want to ranking more should focus on the posts of members that have ranked up already.
-Develop consistency; as a new forum member it is expected that you post regularly say even one post a day and slowly build up the number from there. Posting occasionally like this week and then nobody sees you for like 2 weeks and then you come back in 3 weeks time doesn't speak well of you.
A newbie may create an account to ask a question. A newbie or anyone, even a well ranked and known member can decide not to be active again on this forum. We have seen some ranked members that left this forum which could be because of a reason, newbies can do that too at anytime too.What I am saying is that newbies also do not have to post regularly, newbies may be here to gain knowledge and not want to participate in a signature campaign.
The intention of this discussion is to put together random tips from qualified users (Full Members - Legendary) tips that were useful to them in their growth, and can be beneficial to newbies here, to facilitate their growth and to help guide them in establishing themselves as useful and important members of this forum.
PS- Newbies and members are not expected to share any tip but can only make comments and ask questions for clarity.
Some of my tips are;
-Adopt the habit of revisiting a topic that you started for the purpose of wanting to get knowledge. Say for instance you ask a question make sure to come back and drop a response whether you are satisfied with the answers you have gotten or you are not.
-Develop consistency; as a new forum member it is expected that you post regularly say even one post a day and slowly build up the number from there. Posting occasionally like this week and then nobody sees you for like 2 weeks and then you come back in 3 weeks time doesn't speak well of you.
-As a newbie you should a more for visibility so going to post in threads with over Eight pages of response already is pointless (with the exception of some mega threads), A new forum member should ensure that he is always among the first say 50 users here to share opinions on topics constructively.
It goes on but I will love to give the more experienced users here the opportunity to air their opinions and share their tips, Please add your contribution as a guide to new members
PS- Newbies and members are not expected to share any tip but can only make comments and ask questions for clarity.
Some of my tips are;
-Adopt the habit of revisiting a topic that you started for the purpose of wanting to get knowledge. Say for instance you ask a question make sure to come back and drop a response whether you are satisfied with the answers you have gotten or you are not.
-Develop consistency; as a new forum member it is expected that you post regularly say even one post a day and slowly build up the number from there. Posting occasionally like this week and then nobody sees you for like 2 weeks and then you come back in 3 weeks time doesn't speak well of you.
-As a newbie you should a more for visibility so going to post in threads with over Eight pages of response already is pointless (with the exception of some mega threads), A new forum member should ensure that he is always among the first say 50 users here to share opinions on topics constructively.
It goes on but I will love to give the more experienced users here the opportunity to air their opinions and share their tips, Please add your contribution as a guide to new members
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