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Hello everyone, Hope you are doing well. Seeing this post you have definitely understood that I am a new learner in this forum. So I would like to know here how could I learn all the rules in this forum easily, quickly and which is better for newbies to learn then posting or learn completely and then post ? and another question is - by maintaining clarity, how could i post in simple, clear, relevant and fluent manner ?

Don't post in a row, always cite the source, resize image before post, and only quote the sentence/post you want to reply. That's all, you no longer need to understand the other rules if you're a genuine and not a bad person.

There are no rules for posting, I think as long as you understand about the topic, you have something to say and if you feel you already wrote everything you want to say, just stop instead of trying to make your post longer.

I feel it's like a merit fishing thread than an actual thread with demand of asking something necessary for learning. If I was a newbie, I just read, post naturally and don't have this question.  :D

I still share a following thread for you.
Bitcointalk posting etiquette (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5184741.0)

Beginners and Help section, if you like to learn more rules about forum. Actually you could learn to by posting, its not prohibited to post and ask questions jist make sure you are on point and be natural and organic. Dont use AI chat to ask for question or make some statement.

Use Search function to find if the topic you are gonna post already been asked.

I forgot about search in my previous advice to OP.
[Guide] Searching effectively. (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5276341.0)

More things about forum and technical there.
[Mega resources for newbies] Check here, find most of your need, before asking. (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5500358.0)

Yeah using search is an effective help for newbies since most users just keep clicking ans creating new topics that are already been made in the past causing redundancy on forum. This is okay as long the previous thread is literally died out. But to have a reference is much better since we can incorporate that to the new one.

Nice attached link to a better guide.

I don’t think you need posts like this at the moment. What you need now is to read more and read other people's comments to understand more in the forum. After reading some people's comments, you will see what you can reply to from there. It is too early for you to be creating threads like this; they don’t create new threads just like that. Create something that other forum members will benefit from, not something like this.

Don't be quick to learning, because you may rush on it and missout some vital aspects you might have known.

Read the pinned threads on each board visited, then go through the forum rules and regulations.

Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0


It's more better to learn before posting, so that you don't post garbage, after learning, you won't be stranded if what to post and how to post, make use of the search engine and only post when a question needs to be asked by you for further clarification.


posting etiquettes
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5184741.0#post_altgiveaway

Express your own opinion be it negative or positive but don't insult other members, be interactive and always on topic. Mind you, don't ever use AI to contribute in the discussion, believe in your intuition and be bold to express yourself your own way.

Another, if you get some information outside the forum, it's mandatory to include the source of information as well as the reference link, if fail to do that, you'll be punished by having your account red tag and that speak negative of your behavior.

If you are eligible for campaign, do not cheat or abuse the campaign by applying with your alt also, you will be punished if you are caught doing so.

Stay on here, read more, study more, reply more while you enjoy.

You can learn if you read with understanding, and that means you'll read something multiple times, and if the language barrier is a problem for you, then you'll use a translator to make it clearer. Given how you ask the question, it seems to me that you have no experience with forums, but that's not a problem if you have the patience to learn the basics.

Take your time, read all the sticky topics, try to understand what's written there, and if something isn't clear to you, you can always ask others to explain it to you. Every journey begins with the first step, we've all been there at the beginning.

Apart from what others said, here's what you can do.

1. Engage in the discussion instead of just posting and ghosting the thread (like this one, you posted and never came back and replied to any replies).

2. Pick a board of your interest, some can be interested in learning technical knowledge of Bitcoin, some just stick with the surface level so pick one of your kinds and try to be active there to increase the exposure.

3. Avoid posting in mega threads, like any thread with more than 10 pages won't need anything new to add.

4. Keep it simple, if you are not comfortable with writing in English you can just stick with the local board as well.

Another good advice is to participate in his/her local board, as we all express ourselves much better in our respective native languages.

Apart from that, and all the advice given above, in order to make clear what you think I usually appreciate concise posts. There is no need to write a novel to provide valuable information, specially when you are new.

Unlike many newbies your post is very clear and easy to read and understand, your punctuation marks on the post are on point, that's very nice, I must applaud you. You are fluent in writing clearly in English and that's in your advantage, you sound learned and I'm certain that you won't have a problem navigating the forum, there is no rule for posting but there's a posting etiquette thread in the forum (I will drop the link if I find it)

Welcome to BitcoinTalk forum. Good luck.

Edit: a forum user have dropped the link to the posting etiquette for you, you will find it interesting.

As a newbie, there are so many useful information for you here on the forum. It all depends on you, if you are willing to spend time and digest all these free data that are shared amongst users here on the forum. You don't have to post much or not post at all. If you have a useful contribution to a discussion you can queue in your thoughts.

If you are wrong someone will correct you. What you should also expect is that some might say things to you in a way you may not like, but don't take any of it personal. Just focus more on why you are here.

Consider your learning here to be for longevity, the more basic thing is to understand the interactions happening on the board. A good reader is a good learner, what you don't understand you can ask questions and there are users interested to help solve the case.

Threads have been shared to help you understand the rules, you can never be correct with your ideas from this beginning, so be willing to learn further, don't be the judge of a topic you don't know a thing from, it is preferred as a newbie to seek knowledge than a tutor since it takes a few moments of our days to ferment with ideas as the others who has been.

Write in English, a language everyone does understand except when dealing with your local board.

Welcome to the forum. I don't want to disappoint you or criticise. Just want to point out your first mistake. You registered today and just started posting today as well. That means you never spend any time to read forum threads. Even that section you made the post has a few pinned posts on the top, but you didn't bother to read, I assume. Otherwise you won't make such a post and should have made a meaningful post.

However, I will leave a few suggestions: read more than you write. Take enough time to read the threads and replies as well. Engage in meaningful discussion and avoid spamming, and don't look for merit. Think deeply before writing something on the forum. Try to be gentle here and become a respectful member here.

Most of the rules are common sence. Basically, when you want to do something, ask yourself "would an idiot do this?". If the answer is yes, don't do it.
But joking aside, it's standard forum as any other

I think some of these very new guys don't know much of their whereabouts in the forum, neither do they know the meanings of pinned threads. Just like myself when I was new I was very confused and lost in the forum, but somehow I found my country's local board, went there and started contributing gradually and with their suggestions, I learned more about pinned posts and other forum essentials

As you suggested, he would read and learn, if he's ready to learn and contribute profitably. The way I learned how to post quality is by observing other higher ranked members posts and try to learn from their posting pattern and the way they convey information across.

Funny  :D, what you said can be true, one should be sensitive to the conversations they yield in the forum.

But at times, idiotically posting dump stuff can be a good source of learning for others to either follow and get apprehended or avoid and last forever.

OP: Don't be everywhere in the forum, hard to be an expert in all boards of the forum, don't limit where you learn but first try to grab an insight of the board before you make posts.

1* Don't spam/plagiarize.
2* Don't give off respond.
3* Give authenticated informations not fake.
4* Write quality posts and effortlessly contribute to users needs by  writing soluble poster.
5* Only respond to constructive and quality posts.
6* Be nice to everyone as we are one family regardless of our different locations.

To help in addition on these, try not to plagiarize and don't make use of AI in generating your posts, this is not a perfect way of starting because you can be banned or tagged on either of the concerned situation that may be found with you respectively.

You have to engaged on learning first, reading from what other members are posting and going online to discover more about cryptocurrency, you don't have to rush yourself, because all these follows a gradual process, with time you will know more than how you started from, keep the rules always on your mind and give it your best in here.

It appears that the OP arrived on planet Earth and asked, How do I live on this planet?
All the questions are so obvious. How to learn the forum rules? As you wish. You can rewrite them several times; this is how children are usually taught so that they learn the material better. What does the OP mean by "learn everything" is also unclear? What does this "everything" include?
And as a conclusion, if you, OP, do not know how to communicate freely in society, it will be difficult for you to express your thoughts. The forum is not helpful here. If you know how to communicate in life "simply, understandably, relevantly, and fluently," then it will be easy for you to express yourself here, on the forum.
There are no restrictions. Everything is in your hands.

Honestly, you can just read the posts of users and understand that there are no restrictions here, instead of asking such questions. :o

That is correct, as a beginner with the ambition to learn new ideals such in the interest of making income in cryptocurrency, here is the best institution of platform for beginners as members here are friendly all being to the interest of expanding the crypto ecosystem.
But then while you are hope to cope with the forum, you would be better of good outcome if only you will focus more on readings here and making research off the forum at where need be so they you can nurture your mental aids to be stay efficiently good participant of the forum.
Be reminded that more reading is more required of you now than writing.

Just read them again and again and memorize them: Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0)


You are not restricted from making posts, but posting uselessly is not necessary. You can post when you feel you have something extra to add to the discussion and you are not simply repeating the points that have already been said by others.

Also, please read this one too: Newbies - Read before posting (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1689727.0)


Isn't it simple? To stay relevant, you need to understand the context of a discussion and post accordingly. To stay clear, make your posts easy and understandable, and fluency can't be taught, it is up to you and your knowledge about how fluent you can be in making posts or writing your thoughts.

I would have loved to share you some links but it has been don by some user above like @dzungmobile and 348judah. So if you go through this links been shared to you, then you will understand alot from it and make good use of the forum without spamming and making low quality Post. As a newbie you must be more observant to learn , you will read more and post less but not the other way around.
 

Talking about posting in a simple clear and relevant manner I think your expression on the forum should not be very different from the way you express yourself outside the forum because if you're trying to be different on the forum there is no way that you would not bring in some ambiguity just to make sure you sound sophisticated enough or try to express yourself a little more than you know thus making whatever message you're trying to pass no longer simple and clear even if it still remains relevant. Lack of proper expression distract people from the message whatever post is trying to make and that is why proper expression and clarity is very necessary.

The way OP posted it sounds like he wants to learn everything at once in this particular time or within a day though there is nothing wrong with learning something quickly, but if you want to learn everything properly in this forum, you have to learn it slowly and step by step . Nothing can be learned well by learning everything at once and that is because, learning is better and matured with experience. In that case I would tell the OP to spend more time reading the posts who replied in this forum and be active. Later, if you do not understand any subject while reading, you can slowly learn the subjects that you do not understand by asking questions. I am not giving any links because some members already given the useful links that will help for you to go forward .

It's not entirely bad for a newbie to create a thread (a genuine thread) but it's actually and absolutely wrong to create a repetitive thread like this one created by Op, Not only from newbies but the forum frowned against repetitive thread from anyone. I'm very confident that if we should search over this board for a similar thread, we would fish out as many as possible. Like I always said, most people joining the forum now are mostly here for the financial benefit and not purposely for learning.

They are aware of merits already and want to go to any lengths to engage in order to earn this merit, hence we have more posters than the actual readers. Instead of taking time to read about the forum and it's rules, they prefer to make a thread over every single subject which some could have been probably discussed in old threads they refuse to open.