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October 14, 2025, 04:10:59 PM
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I am not trying to downgrade this forum or talk less about it but for a newbie it is quit confusing to surf around at times, I am not sure if I am the only one feeling this way about the forum or not.

I don't expect some fancy design since it is just a forum but I won't say no either, the way it looks makes things bored me out quickly, so if I am here looking for answers and I get them I might not be back until I see a reason to, and now that I have a reason to be back I think I need to ask this question.

Why are newbies not greated with the forums rules and regulations once they get their first login after creating their account? or it doesn't have one? It is too shabby to look around even if one existed because I don't know where to look.

The do this and don't do that should be easier to find and read or slap on newbies faces after a successful creation of forum account.

If this doesn't make sense for asking then don't reply, i will get my answer either ways.
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October 14, 2025, 08:12:34 PM
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You shouldn’t really expect the forum to automatically greet you with rules before it starts to make sense.

Bitcointalk isn’t designed like most flashy platforms. It’s a straightforward discussion forum built mainly for Bitcoin, cryptocurrency, blockchain, mining, and development talks. The focus here is substance, not aesthetics.

If you’re looking for the rules and beginner guidelines, head straight to the Beginners & Help board here. Everything you need to understand how things work is right there especially in the pinned posts. Once you settle in, you’ll realize the real strength of this forum lies in the depth of knowledge and quality of conversations not in the design.

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October 14, 2025, 08:24:01 PM
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It's actually there, I can see it on beginners and help thread where it says newbies should read, don't know why I could not see that before, thanks
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