Use of grammar by newbies to create threads

[Bright0515]

I just noticed that the newbies in this forum are the ones making use of powerful words to create a thread. I know as a newbie coming into the forum your major task and requirements are to create threads that will be worthy of merits but in doing so you can still make use of simple words or even use the naija local languages to create your posts. There are upper hands here but they still go down to break their words so everyone would understand and follow up it's not by hitting grammar, quality post is not all about grammar it's about the content in the post.
You have to examine your post after typing if it's making sense to you and if the post would make sense if others read it. Just make use of simple words newbie make una no dey for pressure.

[Tungbulu]

There's absolutely nothing wrong with expressing one's self the best way they feel they can, newbie or no newbie, advanced English or not.

The most important thing is that you're conveying your message vividly and making it as transparent as you can.
This is a learning environment so if you bump into a word you don't understand, view is as an avenue to learn and look up the word and know what it means.

[Kelward]

I no understand your point, abi you get anything against big grammar? Assuming say you de talk about newbies wey de speak wrong English or dem grammar no de correct na dat time your thread for de relevant. If person see grammar wey im no understand for any post either im go ask question, check di meaning for dictionary or simply ignore am, if na wrong grammar, you fit to choose to correct di member or move on. Most of us de happy to learn new things wey go de beneficial to us and if na new grammar I go learn from a newbie, I go ad am to my vocabulary collection.

Abeg no be everybody sabi to speak or write in pidgin and simple English, so make we no discriminate against any member wey go teach us big grammar. Besides, you suppose to move this your thread to our off topic sub board, na Bitcoin and altcoins we de discuss for here.

[Odohu]

I don't think this is worth making a topic on because that someone is a newbie to this forum does not mean he is in primary school. Some newbies here might be PhD holders and professionals in other fields. You don't expect them to drop their communication skills in order to appear like your supposed newbie.

It only become a violation of the forum rules when newbies resort to plagiarism or the use of AI in order to impress people here, apart from that, if the grammar is coming from their head, they are more than welcomed to express themselves and also represent us in the general boards.

[Rhema_Artz]

I don't think this is worth making a topic on because that someone is a newbie to this forum does not mean he is in primary school. Some newbies here might be PhD holders and professionals in other fields. You don't expect them to drop their communication skills in order to appear like your supposed newbie.

It only become a violation of the forum rules when newbies resort to plagiarism or the use of AI in order to impress people here, apart from that, if the grammar is coming from their head, they are more than welcomed to express themselves and also represent us in the general boards.

Yes, Honestly I thought same too. Being a newbie to the forum doesnt equal novice to Communication nau

[rimoeee]

I don't think this is worth making a topic on because that someone is a newbie to this forum does not mean he is in primary school. Some newbies here might be PhD holders and professionals in other fields. You don't expect them to drop their communication skills in order to appear like your supposed newbie.

It only become a violation of the forum rules when newbies resort to plagiarism or the use of AI in order to impress people here, apart from that, if the grammar is coming from their head, they are more than welcomed to express themselves and also represent us in the general boards.

This is true besides not everyone can even type well in pidgin. People should express themselves the best way they can. Anyone is free to ask questions or also check the dictionary for the meaning of any grammar they don't understand