What I have learned so Far

[Agbe]

I have learned a lot in this forum. And the following are some areas.

1. Plagiarism: I really like this forum for taking time to find out copy and post (paste) users. I, Being in this forum and not involving myself in plagiarism will also help me in my academic activities.

2. Syntax, Sematics and morphology: English Language is a second language to me (L2), which means I am a lingua franca. That is I am not using English language fluently, there are some commas, full Stops and buts (errors) in my writings and some people correct me in my English both the "the titles and the bodies.

3. Criticism and correction: most people criticized me and correct me again.. Criticism make me have an Eagle feathers (very strong).

So far, so good.. these are some of the areas I have learned from the group. Mostly the number one.

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[qwertyup23]

I have learned a lot in this forum. And the following are some areas.

1. Plagiarism: I really like this forum for taking time to find out copy and post (paste) users. I, Being in this forum and not involving myself in plagiarism will also help me in my academic activities.

As the biggest cryptocurrency forum in the internet, it is but paramount to keep it at least free from any scams or plagiarism being scattered by newbies on the internet. Another thing, this is also one of the biggest repository of cryptocurrency information; and that is why any details being posted here is under strict scrutiny done by our fellow members as well.

If you follow the rules here, then nothing would ever happen to your account. I hope that you continue your journey here in the forum as lots of people have already learned valuable information as a whole!

[SatoPrincess]

The 3 point are good improvements a person can make with or without the help of bitcointalk forum. This a bitcoin forum, one of the biggest bitcoin forums on the internet. One thing you should be learning is bitcoin and you didn’t mention anything related to bitcoin in the original post.

[isaac_clarke22]

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Well there are some universities that overlook #1 and I am not surprised that people are still doing it everywhere in the internet. From conducting dissertations to writing a simple article, it happens. Good thing that you are willing to learn and be criticized as well since it surely will become part of your growth.

For #2, you don't need a perfect grammar.

[GeorgeJohn]

3. Criticism and correction: most people criticized me and correct me again.. Criticism make me have an Eagle feathers (very strong).

So far, so good.. these are some of the areas I have learned from the group. Mostly the number one.

I could remember vividly from your previous thread i lamented about this criticism you always emphasised on, i think i put to you that no one will criticism you without something else, i believe that no one criticism each other rather leading somebody to a particular place the person will understand his errors, so accepting correction is one of the things that elevates people from their initial stages to their full member position, so keep on accepting correction it will add value to your knowledge...i kudos for embracing correction

[dbc23]

I think the manner of expression isn't relevant the main point is being able to communicate your idea and solution to the readers. Syntax and semantics in a digital and electronic monetary network might not be the key focus. As a digital currency investor, speculator, trader or what ever value you add to the ecosystem the key focus should be selling the right information without bothering on what language to use or how it's been expressed

[PrivacyG]

You see, this is the problem with the current status of the Bitcointalk forum.  You see everyone 'learning a lot of things' and writing poems for every rank up but do they ever truly care about Bitcoin itself or Cryptocurrencies in general?  Because most members seemingly only care about posting 3 lines of nonsense to push that post count up.

You said you learned about Plagiarism, improved your English and learned from criticism.  What about .. Bitcoin?  Blockchain?  Altcoins?  Shitcoins?  I think any of these must have been on top of your list?  Or, is learning not to plagiarize your objective?  Because that says a lot..

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Regards,
PrivacyG

[Markinzo]

It's quite a good one to having express a bit of that you have been able to learn and have the consciousness through the forum rules and regulations.

In that too, try to also broading your knowledge in Bitcoin and and other coins too. Cause it's really gonna boost your mind in this circle .

[capedbaldy]

You only present the arrangement of posts in the correct format, but in the bitcoin forum we need beginners as resources to understand bitcoin and all elements of cryptocurrency properly, without the intention of compromising the good purpose of your posts, as beginners should want to improve their ability to explore all the basics about bitcoin, altcoins, trading, speculation, analysis, etc. So that it does not include beginners with a negative reputation when misinterpreting crypto activities that impact the spread of invalid information to ordinary people.

[cryptoaddictchie]

The 3 point are good improvements a person can make with or without the help of bitcointalk forum. This a bitcoin forum, one of the biggest bitcoin forums on the internet. One thing you should be learning is bitcoin and you didn’t mention anything related to bitcoin in the original post.

Agreed. These are personal growth, but it can be applied to forum actually.  So does this mean he dont have sense at all? But lets help our newbie in ways we could extend it better.

OP, what you have said are all correct, but you should emphasize what you had learn in forum and the things related here, like about bitcoin and even rules can be.

[Doan9269]

1. Plagiarism: I really like this forum for taking time to find out copy and post (paste) users. I, Being in this forum and not involving myself in plagiarism will also help me in my academic activities.

Avoid paraphrasing as well, its synonymous to plagiarism

there are some commas, full Stops and buts (errors) in my writings and some people correct me in my English both the "the titles and the bodies.

Always ensure you proofread before making a post in case of typographical errors and make use of dictionary in words your not sure of.

3. Criticism and correction: most people criticized me and correct me again.. Criticism make me have an Eagle feathers (very strong).

At some point in time we all pass through criticism but as you've said it makes one strong and also sometimes, critics are not your haters but your hidden admirers that love to see you doing good and perfection at all times.

[lovesmayfamilis]

You have learned just a small drop of forum rules. But why are you missing something that is really important for the forum? If you study more the topics themselves, which are described on the cryptocurrency forum, the value of your presence here will increase. By reading and asking, by asking questions that will shape interesting conversations, you will interest not only yourself in learning but all newcomers to this forum. And of course, grammar helps a lot in understanding written posts, but this is far from the first thing that is needed here. Reading and discussion are a good start to an enjoyable forum experience.

[taufik123]

This is a good start because you are starting to learn about this forum, about some of its rules and what you can find in this forum.
But you still have a lot to learn, not just the rules in this forum, but how to be a good member and be able to contribute to this forum.
Accepting everyone's criticism and suggestions is a good thing to fix what's wrong with yourself and can fix it.

[Cookdata]

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No pun intended but you are missing something. More than half of the threads you have created were posted on the wrong board, they are local contents that was supposed to be on local boards but you posted them on the beginner board. I wonder what will Russian beginners do with Scams that had to do with naira, even after you have been directed to the designated local board, you posted the same contents on another board. Read the necessary things and ask when you are lost, don't just keep writing because you think it's appropriate to do it your way.
Good luck.

[Agbe]

You see, this is the problem with the current status of the Bitcointalk forum.  You see everyone 'learning a lot of things' and writing poems for every rank up but do they ever truly care about Bitcoin itself or Cryptocurrencies in general?  Because most members seemingly only care about posting 3 lines of nonsense to push that post count up.

You said you learned about Plagiarism, improved your English and learned from criticism.  What about .. Bitcoin?  Blockchain?  Altcoins?  Shitcoins?  I think any of these must have been on top of your list?  Or, is learning not to plagiarize your objective?  Because that says a lot..

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Regards,
PrivacyG

Sir, not that I have not learned anything from Crypto currencies, I have learned but not well grounded so my fear was if I list it while I am still learning and a question or attack comes, I might not explain it well to the person's satisfaction. So I was thinking of giving special appreciation to Bitcoin when I have learned well.. please don't be offended. I am still low on Bitcoin..

[Oluwa-btc]

Yeah , your observations are quite right and true, the bitcoin forum helps inculcate and improve oneself, best way to achieve this is by close observation and learning, you have a burning desire to learn? You'll get better than your former self.
 This are my own contribution to what I have observed and learnt, before my arrival here, man was way below standard and knows nothing about Bitcoin and some stuffs, but with interest further, I'm learning a whole lot about bitcoin, still want to know more about Bitcoin core, some stuffs still technical to catch up but I'm still trying.

Being Unique will take you a long way, Avoiding plagiarism as said by Op, there arebig names I go down to read through their profile for insight, posting style and all the rest.
I hope for the best in this forum,as we all march to a ew level, hopefully we get to learn at all times, for the growth and benefits if the community.

Thanks X

[rat03gopoh]

OP, you're neglecting something important to learn. You shared your first crypto experience in 2015 which was even earlier than I started. I guess you've learned a lot since then, until I found out you were being scammed into cheap power generation via fiat transfer. This means that until this moment you've not reached one important lesson point "How to recognize fraud and avoid it" which will save you from the crime of the crypto space, which is even bigger.

Actually the achievement of having learned how to adapt in a forum is not an important thing to share.

[NoorulHuda]

And one more thing is that the members are also very shatp and they detect plagiarism quickly and report it quickly also there are the moderators who go through the members and if they deserve ban they ban them quickly.

[pakhitheboss]

I have learned a lot in this forum. And the following are some areas.

1. Plagiarism: I really like this forum for taking time to find out copy and post (paste) users. I, Being in this forum and not involving myself in plagiarism will also help me in my academic activities.

2. Syntax, Sematics and morphology: English Language is a second language to me (L2), which means I am a lingua franca. That is I am not using English language fluently, there are some commas, full Stops and buts (errors) in my writings and some people correct me in my English both the "the titles and the bodies.

3. Criticism and correction: most people criticized me and correct me again.. Criticism make me have an Eagle feathers (very strong).

So far, so good.. these are some of the areas I have learned from the group. Mostly the number one.

That is great that you have learned how to use the forum and gain merit. But as a member of the largest Bitcoin forum on the internet learn about Bitcoin too. Start here - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=7269.0

Also, you should read this - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3974517 incase in the future if you would like to know the image guidelines

[TheNineClub]

I have learned a lot in this forum. And the following are some areas.

1. Plagiarism: I really like this forum for taking time to find out copy and post (paste) users. I, Being in this forum and not involving myself in plagiarism will also help me in my academic activities.

2. Syntax, Sematics and morphology: English Language is a second language to me (L2), which means I am a lingua franca. That is I am not using English language fluently, there are some commas, full Stops and buts (errors) in my writings and some people correct me in my English both the "the titles and the bodies.

3. Criticism and correction: most people criticized me and correct me again.. Criticism make me have an Eagle feathers (very strong).

So far, so good.. these are some of the areas I have learned from the group. Mostly the number one.

Just keep on learning, not just on your mistakes, but on mistakes others make. English may be used in international business and in some cases it may be considered a world-encompassing language (due to its accessibility), but that doesn't mean that someone who is not native to it should have perfect knowledge of it. As long as you get your point across, I'd say all is good.