Do's and Don't in the Bitcoin forum.

[Gasty4]

Hello everyone, I'm actually new here in the forum, my want for bitcoin made me join in here,  what am I to do ?
Can I get a quick guide of how things are done here ?

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[Tuesdaynight]

from here we start and after above we enjoy.
let's go hand in hand and learn together about bitcoin.
1. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1689727.0
2. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4928968.0

[00.00WIB]

After much study and reading, I have an idea and share some simple tips for beginners like us.

1. Read the Forum Rules
2. Spend most of your time reading, studying, Asking Questions we don't know and communicating with each other.
3. The most hated on bitcoin forums is copying and pasting other people's work without the owner's permission or not adding a source link.
4. Don't focus on chasing money by joining the bounty campaign. Moreover, we are still beginners.
5. Learn from user posts here and can be used as a reference in the future. try to make an inspiring topic, unique, post worthy and can attract users here.

~:IMPORTANT POINT:~
follow the way community members communicate here, find your skills or abilities and develop what you are really good at here.

[tranthidung]

Surprised when a newbie asked and other newbies answered, with posts that should not belong to newbies.  

• Recommended wallets
• NotYourKeys.org
• Youtube's playlist: Bitcoin for beginners - Learn the basics from Antonopoulos

• [GUIDES] on Bitcointalk. Index thread (see the section for Bitcoin)

[ifarted]

Firstly, i wanted to say,"Welcome to bitcointalk". Since you're a newbie i recommend you to read all the rules first, to give you an idea what is bitcoin and what to do. It can give knowledge about how it works. It needs a lot of harwork in reading and studying. After you read the rules and understand everything you'll be good to go. Goodluck on your journey here in bitcointalk. You can do it. Don't forget to keep on exploring to learn more.

Check out the link below:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5363654.msg58106517#msg58106517

It cointains my post in thread which has links provided for newbies like you.

[acroman08]

Surprised when a newbie asked and other newbies answered, with posts that should not belong to newbies.  

it is also peculiar that all of them were created the same day and logged out in just less than an hour window. I could be totally wrong with my assumptions though.

@OP the first link provided by the first user contains almost all the things you need to know in the forum in order to properly navigate here in the forum. I suggest you read it.

[Nathrixxx]

One of the major constraints causing serious challenges on newbies is the lack of paying attention and the desirability to read: it is expected of you to stay calm and composed, study the forum and how activities were been carried out, read as many as possible threads,on the forum, know the forum rules and understand, take time to study trends, make research online from diverse site and ask questions in the forum's beginners and help section in aspects you ain't clear about just as you did.

Varieties of useful links has been made available to you by forum members to read and study, make use of such opportunity and ultimately i will like to emphasize on two major rules that can help your journey a success if you abide by:
1. Don't plagiarize
2. No shit post
With this, i think you are good to go, welcome to the forum.

[witcher_sense]

Bitcointalk forum is a place on the Internet where people, who are interested in cryptocurrency in general and in bitcoin in particular, meet each other, have interesting and productive discussions about topics related to cryptocurrency space, learn from more experienced users, improve their skills in different fields. So should you, probably. So long as you are strictly following forum rules, you're okay.

[Pmalek]

Don't bother replying to thread starter or what are probably his two alts just below. I doubt he cares about your answers, he is probably just looking to get some merits on the accounts Tuesdaynight or 00.00WIB. acroman08 noticed it as well. All three accounts were created on the same day, posted in the same topic, and were last active at around the same time. Coincidence? Maybe! But I doubt it. 

[Awaklara]

Don't bother replying to thread starter or what are probably his two alts just below. I doubt he cares about your answers, he is probably just looking to get some merits on the accounts Tuesdaynight or 00.00WIB. acroman08 noticed it as well. All three accounts were created on the same day, posted in the same topic, and were last active at around the same time. Coincidence? Maybe! But I doubt it.  

Yes, I also don't think it's a coincidence. But it is true that they are the same person.

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[cryptoaddictchie]

Don't bother replying to thread starter or what are probably his two alts just below. I doubt he cares about your answers, he is probably just looking to get some merits on the accounts Tuesdaynight or 00.00WIB. acroman08 noticed it as well. All three accounts were created on the same day, posted in the same topic, and were last active at around the same time. Coincidence? Maybe! But I doubt it. 

Ive noticed it too. Im sure he is waiting which one will received merits and thay would be the main account. The poster is the initiator and the two are accounts are his candidate for merit receivers.

Especially the topic is kinda rig and looking on the first two response that are likely prepared when posted.

[DdmrDdmr]

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What are we meant to be seeing in those images, that constitutes any proof of the top three accounts being related?

The three IPs are (somehow) related to Bitcointalk, not to the person/s that created those accounts (replace "[colon]" and "[dot]" appropriately): https[colon]//it[dot]host-tools[dot]com/zona-dns/A/bitcointalk.org


Having said that, it’s not as if they clearly don’t point to being Alts, and one can have Alts if they wish, but not ethically to create fake conversations with a clear intent on top of it.

[Awaklara]

What are we meant to be seeing in those images, that constitutes any proof of the top three accounts being related?

The three IPs are (somehow) related to Bitcointalk, not to the person/s that created those accounts (replace "[colon]" and "[dot]" appropriately): https[colon]//it[dot]host-tools[dot]com/zona-dns/A/bitcointalk.org

Having said that, it’s not as if they clearly don’t point to being Alts, and one can have Alts if they wish, but not ethically to create fake conversations with a clear intent on top of it.

At first I read some of the conversations of users above who may have doubts from the 3 Newbie accounts above, such as @tranthidung who said questions and answers should not belong to Newbie.
So from there I was interested in knowing their IP by copying their btt profile link, then I tried to share it here even though it was out of reach. I will re-edit my statement above sir.

[DdmrDdmr]

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What I really meant is that you cannot know the IP of any person by trying to find the IP of their profile on Bitcointalk. What you will be seeing is IP information related to Bitcointalk itself, but not to the people that created the link. If we could, it would be a great privacy issue.

Note: One can see information on his own IPs on Bitcointalk logs by examining https://bitcointalk.org/myips.php (info delimites to last 30 days), but that information is not accessible to anyone but Admins and oneself.

[Awaklara]

What I really meant is that you cannot know the IP of any person by trying to find the IP of their profile on Bitcointalk. What you will be seeing is IP information related to Bitcointalk itself, but not to the people that created the link. If we could, it would be a great privacy issue.

Note: One can see information on his own IPs on Bitcointalk logs by examining https://bitcointalk.org/myips.php (info delimites to last 30 days), but that information is not accessible to anyone but Admins and oneself.

Okay, I starting to understand what you mean and Thank you for the input sir.

[nakamura12]

Once you are done with your research about Dos and don'ts in this forum then this is what you should do. Only two things you need for do and don'ts, Firsr is for Do, Always follow the rules (be yourself) and don't violate the forum rules even though it's not official but still many forum users face great consequences for violating the rules especially SSP which is Spam, Scam, Plagiarism.

What I really meant is that you cannot know the IP of any person by trying to find the IP of their profile on Bitcointalk. What you will be seeing is IP information related to Bitcointalk itself, but not to the people that created the link. If we could, it would be a great privacy issue.

Note: One can see information on his own IPs on Bitcointalk logs by examining https://bitcointalk.org/myips.php (info delimites to last 30 days), but that information is not accessible to anyone but Admins and oneself.

With that being said, I am quite surprised for those two newbies who provide answers created their accounts later than op created on 6 am, second is 2pm and the last one is 5pm on the same day.

[OgNasty]

Do: Spam to make Bitcoin. Harass newbies. Hand out lots of negative feedback. Make allegations against honest people and ignore blockchain evidence. Report posts of people who you don’t like their opinions. Cycle merit with your friends. Create useless stats. Support your opinions and attack your detractors with alt accounts. Do and say whatever you need to in order to have a bigger influence on the trust network. Agree with whatever theymos says and when he flips his opinion and goes the opposite direction, agree with that too.

Don’t: Build community projects. Discuss open source project forks. Offer to sell products for Bitcoin. Use your Bitcoin. Question authority.

It took me a decade, but I think I figured out the magic formula to make you popular around here.

[Tuesdaynight]

Do: Spam to make Bitcoin. Harass newbies. Hand out lots of negative feedback. Make allegations against honest people and ignore blockchain evidence. Report posts of people who you don’t like their opinions. Cycle merit with your friends. Create useless stats. Support your opinions and attack your detractors with alt accounts. Do and say whatever you need to in order to have a bigger influence on the trust network. Agree with whatever theymos says and when he flips his opinion and goes the opposite direction, agree with that too.

Don’t: Build community projects. Discuss open source project forks. Offer to sell products for Bitcoin. Use your Bitcoin. Question authority.

It took me a decade, but I think I figured out the magic formula to make you popular around here.

Thank you very much OgNasty I will use your suggestions!
Multiply Spam to earn Bitcoin. Disrupt the community. Share lots of negative feedback randomly. Make reports of accusations every hour against honest people, use various means and ignore blockchain evidence. Report posts of people I hate. share tips to get fast achievements with friends. Create more useless stats. Always Support your opinion in any case and attack the detractors you don't like with alternative accounts. Do and say whatever you need to have more influence on the trust network. Agree with whatever they say and when he reverses his opinion and goes in the opposite direction, agrees with that too… simple and simple. I really like OgNasty's suggestion

Do: Build as many community projects as possible, start working with multiple accounts, Discuss open source project forks. Offer hot pills to sell products for personal pockets. Use OgNasty Tips

It didn't take long to find simple tips to climb the rankings before the decade arrived. then you are fast popular around here.

[Smartvirus]

I could be almost certain that there is nothing far from an account farming in progresson these accounts. This i noticed from the already stated evidence even before I saw them in the comments of other ranked users of the forum. Immediately, I saw the first two responses on the thread to have been from newbies, having 1 or 2 posts counts and user Tuesdaynight suggesting a hand-in-hand learning, I won't say I know but, felt there is something fishy about that statement. Funny enough, all amounts were created on the same day and logged-off at relatively the same hour. How much of a coincidence is that...!

[lovesmayfamilis]

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What did you expect? Have you come to the forum to pretend to be a beginner, having a whole train of previously banned accounts behind your back?
Regardless of what OgNasty says, a normal person will see the sarcasm in his words, since yes, the newcomers themselves are not been who they say they are for a long time. Fake newcomers can be seen from a mile away. And many do not want to be gullible to everyone.
However, by fooling around, you are building your reputation.

So from there I was interested in knowing their IP by copying their btt profile link,

@Awaklara, why do you need to see the IP of all users? Do you forget that any IP changes easily.? Also, if someone wants to start a large farm here, he can easily create a lot of accounts with different IP addresses.
Do not create a strict policeman out of yourself, deception will emerge sooner or later. And the one who commits it bitterly regrets if, having raised the rank, receives a red tag, or even a ban. Time will decide everything.