Some important bitcointalk [GUIDE] for beginners.

[Cadaver20]

New topic added.
[GUIDE] Newbie guide: how to DYOR (and avoid wasting money on scams)?

[Tokenista]

These 2 Threads are the Beginning of everything, but we are about launch a Network of Punic Currencies that serve to Navigate people through Blockchain. 

 Punic Wax Mining Pools 
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5293044.0 

Punic Copper & Punic Tin https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5289188.0 

We will continue this with metals and Gemstones, Punic Bronze, Punic Zinc, Punic Nickle, Punic Obsidian, Punic Brass, Punic Emerald, Akasha, Punic Silver, Punic Gold, etc. This will be 1 Network, but these will each be their own Blockchain, or a Token on a Blockchain, and by understanding the Punic Currencies you will understand all Cryptocurrencies. We will have a Bitcoin Clone, 2 Ethereum Clones, a Cryptonote Clone, several other Blockchains and several Tokens. 

This will open the Doors of Cryptocurrency to the people and the Gods, the Punic Currencies are a Network of Currencies used to trade Religious Materials. As a Cryptocurrency, by owning Punic Currencies you own a piece of the Network, but these are actual Trade Instruments to be traded for Religious Materials. We are making various Ritual Objects, and will be selling Materials for Altars and Mhurti. We will also be founding Temples, Matha and Towns around the World.

[The-None-Above-All]

Why do we need spamlists of threads, when Beginners & Help has a sticky guide to help find important threads?

The sticky guide has links to forum rules, newbie technical help, and links to wallets thread, important advice about trust, important security advice, warnings about malware, glossary of forum terminology, and many other important threads... and many of these threads link to other threads, with even more detailed information. Most of these important threads are not even linked here. Did OP see all of them?

Oh, but this list has links to Defi guides, Uniswap, and other scams/scam-laden environments so that Newbies can get scammed better.

Advice for Newbies: Avoid Defi like plague! If you don't know why, ask in the Wall Observer.

[Latviand]

This is the first I saw this compilation of thread for beginners and I'm amazed on how determine you are in helping them improve.

For me, I like to read a lot of stuffs especially that if I know how important it is to make me improve as a user here and as an investor in the market.

There are also compilation of threads about scams that you can see here just explore the forum, I hope that newbies will spend time on it.

[Bholutefe]

This is so intriguing to read, I viewed some of the guide listed and it was more than educative for me, I believe the list is endless because there are more to learn and to be aware about, upon the completion of all of these guide, I believe that our orientations and knowledge about what seems unknown would be an additional understanding. It is such a basic steps to learning better on this forum especially for newbies like myself and others. I look forward to learning more of these.

[Cadaver20]

An useful guide by Ratimov about [GUIDE] How to cancel or replace an ETH transaction (Metamask, MEW, MyCrypto) is added to the OP. Please check the OP for details.

[sapnu]

After joining the Bitcointalk forum, a Beginner faces many problems. In order to solve those problems, forum members have created different types of [GUIDE] at different times. And those [GUIDE] are slowly getting lost due to not updating or bumping regularly. So I tried to collect some important [GUIDE] on the same page. I was inspired to create this thread after viewing.

Op you tried for researching related topics that guides beginners in forum I really applaud your hardworking, i find out that some of the topics we see as a topic for beginners is not really beginners topics,it guide's everyone who are ready to study,because some members in forum  don't really know thing we fell is the normal step to follow in forum.
I will courage members and full members to revisits those guide topics meant for beginners.

It is indeed a great act of kindness towards the new ones here to compile links or topics that help them become more responsible and effective posters in the forum. It will help a lot so that we wouldn't have to deal with newbies asking too much ignorant questions or nonsense ideas coming up from their posts. Surely, there will always be newbies like that but we can atleast help in lessening the number of such individuals. Let us help each other and help the newbies build up a good impression as well as good reputation. Not everyone gets to have such opportunities so it would be best if we keep on making ourselves knowleable about complicated stuffs in the forum.