What's the best advice you received here?

[NellyBrownne]

Holla bitcoin Forum,
I'm New here, what's to be done, although I had a brief about this.
What's the best advice you received here, pass it on to me!.
Might be useful in my journey ahead here.

[Jawhead999]

1. Don't plagiarism.
2. Don't scam, cheat, spam or begging.
3. Understand the rules and pinned post in every sections.

I think those above advice are enough for newbies to survive in this forum, for sure you wouldn't got banned. It's really sad when newbies doesn't know the forum rules and they're do plagiarism, they will got permanent banned and almost doesn't have any chance to recover their accounts.

[hd49728]

I'm New here, what's to be done, although I had a brief about this.

If you have found something and did not share what you have known, I can not give you advice you want.

In general, check this topic Newbies - Read before posting and Welcome message. Basic and most important advice for newbies and beyond that, you can find more advice if you need more or still don't understand clearly about given advice.

[NellyBrownne]

Cool Cool, I think I can recall about the plagiarism aspect.
What do you mean by begging ?
Thank you anyways, first reply I've got here@ Jawhead999

[dbc23]

1. Don't plagiarism.
2. Don't scam, cheat, spam or begging.
3. Understand the rules and pinned post in every sections.

I think those above advice are enough for newbies to survive in this forum, for sure you wouldn't got banned. It's really sad when newbies doesn't know the forum rules and they're do plagiarism, they will got permanent banned and almost doesn't have any chance to recover their accounts.

The summary of the entire elongated detail of advice you will be needing to stay clean on the forum and for the investment aspect never invest more than you can lose because crypto is never stable and prices can only be speculated as no one actually controls the market nor knows what direction a market takes in reality

[Rockstarguy]

Their are many advice that are given here on daily basis about the forum , cryptocurrency,  and how to secure a wallet. Mentioning  them may not be enough for you , it will be better if you take your time and go through them to study them in this particular board (beginners and help). The advice you need is not far from you and its very easy for you to locate it yourself.

[mk4]

Not necessarily advice, but what I've observed: even the most reputable people can end up scam quitting one way or another. It's one of the downsides of pseudo/anonymity — they can easily scam people and leave with little to no trace.

[YOSHIE]

If you ask me about the best advice, of course I'll show you this one: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0, for you to learn.

There are some suggestions you can take, for your future trips, at a glance, maybe @Jawhead999 already told you, of course if you want to see something else or further you can also see the link above.

Good luck in the future in this forum.

[Maus0728]

What do you mean by begging ?

He's referring to people who beg the community to help them resolve their financial difficulties, as if it were a charitable community. More importantly, it is also against the forum rules if you haven't read that one.

Furthermore, asking for a solicited "merit" is also a form of begging.

Edit: the rules I am talking about is already linked above my post.

[isaac_clarke22]

I might not have asked it in the thread but reading around in the forum helped me in my first few days in here. You should read more and posting less especially if you're still learning either about the forum or even about Bitcoin itself.
Aside from that, everything is pretty much the technical stuffs about the forum including the merit system.

[aoluain]

If you dont venture outside the Beginners and Help board you can learn a lot
in a very short space of time. Tonnes of newbie questions have been asked here and
tonnes of answers by people who have been through it all are posted but it takes a lot
of reading and that is key, read more than you write!

[acroman08]

reading, joining discussions, don't be afraid to ask questions, etc...  hd49728 have shared a link, I suggest you read it. the thread on that link contains the basic things you need to know about the forum, which is useful for new members.

What do you mean by begging ?

what he meant is asking members for money. if you post something like that it would most likely be reported and deleted.

[nakamura12]

Read, read, read, read, read, learn, join discussions, don't hesitate to ask questions, avoid plagiarism, don't scam, don't beg (money and merit, don't spam which in short follow the RULES. It may be many many things I said but it helped me. Don't forget to share too if there might be someone new crypto. It is also important that you won't get angry when someone criticize you if you have done something wrong as it will help you point out your mistakes if you make a mistake. I may say that this is not the best advice but a merr advice to help a newbie. Don't forget, we also start as a newbie. Have fun learning and good luck on your journey. (FIST BUMP)

[FatFork]

What's the best advice you received here, pass it on to me!.
Might be useful in my journey ahead here.

Don't get too ahead of yourself. Don't be hasty with decisions, or think you can rush through anything. Take your time, and take the chance to learn. Always know more than you did the day before, and be ready to learn even more as you move forward. Don't let your desire for something overpower your ability to learn and to absorb. There's so much out there.

[NellyBrownne]

If you dont venture outside the Beginners and Help board you can learn a lot
in a very short space of time. Tonnes of newbie questions have been asked here and
tonnes of answers by people who have been through it all are posted but it takes a lot
of reading and that is key, read more than you write!

Yeah, I'll try to do so.
It's more like knowledge speaking and write, wisdom reading and observing.
Thank you all I can respond to all... I will do my best for the growth and success of the bitcoin forum.

[boyptc]

Avoid being scammed by being careful with whom messages you.

There can be people that will message you as if they are trying to help if you have asked something. But they have a hidden agenda, a bad agenda.

And that is to scam you.

[LoyceMobile]

One word: HODL!

[nullama]

This is the best advice ever in here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=375643.msg4022997#msg4022997

[Darker45]

Which journey are you referring to? Journey within the forum or journey within crypto in general?

If it's journey within the forum, as Jawhead999 mentioned, don't plagiarize, scam others, and cheat. Although I don't think one has to read each and every pinned post in every section. You don't even have to visit every section here.

If it's your crypto journey in general, the best advice I remembered were the basics like not your keys not your coins, HODL, as Loyce mentioned, invest in a hardware wallet, invest only what you can afford to lose. And if you ever get involved in trading, always remember to stick to buy low sell high whatever happens. I have known people who bought high and sold low. That's foolish. And also, as much as possible, stick to Bitcoin. Furthermore, Warren Buffet's be greedy when others are fearful has so far worked.

[Luzin]

Advice I keep remembering and I get in forums
1. List sources when quoting
2. First attempt the next gift
3. Do not plagiarized.
4. Create quality posts
That is still I always remember, in fact probably a lot of advice written in a post. But that's partly what I've found useful to me to date in the Bitcointalk forum.