Why newbies get banned

[Lordsilvabtc]

The endless possibilities around Bitcointalk community can't be over looked, I found the community to be a place specially made for business wise and mindset alike, So much has been discussed already and i advice all newbie's like my humble self to highly get involved and learn as much as possible.

During the past few days, i've come to realized that over zealousness to get recognized in the platform is leading most newbies toward destructions. With the recent compiling list of banned account i found on the platform, i could only wish. That those newbies really takes out time to study and stay banned free.

With the subject matter above, Instead of chasing recognization, my advice to newbies is to get acquainted with the platform. Educate your self in some certain areas and topics. This is necessary for daily improvement and investment growth. Do not rush, take it a step at a time, by so doing the recognition you chase will be placed before you.

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

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[mk4]

A lot of newbies generally think that Bitcointalk is some complex platform that you really need to study; but in fact, no — you really don't need to know the deep ins and outs of Bitcointalk. You simply just need to not spam and to not plagiarize, and you'll be totally fine.

^What's far more important is your knowledge with Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general. Bitcointalk is just an online forum just like any other online forum. You can go as deep as understanding the forum's software code but it would be useless if you don't know crap about Bitcoin/crypto.

[Upgrade00]

During the past few days, i've come to realized that over zealousness to get recognized in the platform is leading most newbies toward destructions. With the recent compiling list of banned account i found on the platform, i could only wish. That those newbies really takes out time to study and stay banned free.

Stealing someone else's work and passing it off as yours is not an act of overzealousness.
Someone who is excessively enthusiastic would read more, post more, share more articles from various platforms etcetera. Plagiarism is a result of a desire to cheat the system and benefit from an idea or thought that doesn't belong to you.

[Cantsay]

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I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

Sticking to B&H section doesn't guarantee the safety of any user, the only that does that is by getting acquainted with the rules governing the forum. And most newbies tend to Plagarise alot even after learning the consequences of Plagarism in the forum they still go around plagarising without referencing the source.

My advice is that "if you come across any discussion in the forum and you don't know anything concerning what's been discussed instaed if looking for an article to copy from why not just read everything that's been discussed so that when next you come across similar topic you'll have an idea of what to reply."

Some users behave as if they're gonna get punished if they don't reply to a post.  

[Charles-Tim]

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

Staying in beginners and help does not mean, they can also posts on other boards like economics, bitcoin discussion and some others. Some were and some may still be banned because they post a plagiarized contents on beginners and help board. As long the newbies are patient, taking time to read what established members are posting, reading the quality posts than posting, they will understand more and have a good discussion. But many newbies just want to grow as fast as possible and some plagiarized and spam until they get banned.

[worle1bm]

A lot of newbies generally think that Bitcointalk is some complex platform that you really need to study; but in fact, no — you really don't need to know the deep ins and outs of Bitcointalk. You simply just need to not spam and to not plagiarize, and you'll be totally fine.

^What's far more important is your knowledge with Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general. Bitcointalk is just an online forum just like any other online forum. You can go as deep as understanding the forum's software code but it would be useless if you don't know crap about Bitcoin/crypto.

Right this is just an discussion forum and you don't need to treat it as some sort of business platform where there are many complexities and you need to understand them all before writing anything.But most newbie in the rush to earn merits are caught under plagiarism which is against the rule and you just need to write your original ideas and give time to learn on the forum instead of running behind earning first.

[Rikafip]

During the past few days, i've come to realized that over zealousness to get recognized in the platform is leading most newbies toward destructions.

You might wanna listen to your own advice and slow down.


Newbie account created two days ago giving other newbies advice what to do/not to do on forum. Yeah, sounds like something a legit newbie would do.  

[Majestic-milf]

According to @cantsay, sticking to beginners and help does not release you from a ban if you actually broke a rule because for every newbie who enters the forum is expected to go through the rules to avoid "I wasn't aware".

 It would be a plus to you as a newbie of you are able to spread your tentacles to every board and the key to staying afloat is reading and taking corrections.

[acroman08]

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

they don't necessarily need to spend several days on this board before posting on other boards, what I suggest for them is to read these threads to know the rules and the basic things about the forum "Newbies - Read before posting, Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ" and it would most likely help them avoid getting banned. anyway, as long as you don't plagiarise, or sending solicited PMs I think you'll be fine.

[Cryptolove20015]

During the past few days, i've come to realized that over zealousness to get recognized in the platform is leading most newbies toward destructions. With the recent compiling list of banned account i found on the platform, i could only wish. That those newbies really takes out time to study and stay banned free.

Many newbies come to Bitcoin forums and find it complicated. Most of them spam by doing . They come to bitcoin forums and don't read the rules properly. That's why they can't stay long in bitcoin forum. Their accounts are quickly banned. I think if the newcomers in the forum follow the rules well then they can do good things in the future and we can see that many people are doing good things in the forum.

[Z390]

This forum is for crypto educational purposes but many don't know this, most newbies signed up for other reasons, some want to rank up fast and they are forced to copy posts online and paste on here which is called plagiarism and so there for leading to a ban.

[lovesmayfamilis]

Because somehow, some newbies (I'm not talking about everyone) outside the forum will learn that rank matters in this forum. They know it before they know what the forum is about. They know about merits, and they care about rank, but they can't read all the forum rules. 
I recently re-read all the rules. I'm just surprised at all the questions that come up here from newbies who ask what is very accessible and legible in the rules. By asking such questions, newcomers once again attract attention to themselves, and after that, they are simply checked regularly. The pursuit of rank, not knowledge, betrays them very quickly. 
Hence, the bans and getting negative tags.

[Despairo]

Newbies get banned because they're want to act become a high knowledge user by posting a well written technical discussion about Bitcoin, but it's not from their own words, but plagiarizing high ranked user or someone outside this forum. Actually if their intention is only to learn on this forum, they're mostly wouldn't post or ask about a thing that they doesn't understand.

Actually plagiarism is a crime and we have been taught to not plagiarizing when we're still in school.

[348Judah]

I think some newbies also to an extent refuse to accept whom they really are, which is the fact that they are newbies and need to the forum by all means except for those that have been here already who are not really newbies, in any new platform one get to, it is expected to first study how things are beenndone there and learn, the challenges that newbies on this forum has lies in their inability to know how to give a proper coordination whenever they got into a new system, they use to say that first thing first, learn and grow, some knows the forum have rules bit they don't care checking, while some never know all because they yield not to advise and learnings, but the whole process towards a successful experience on this forum is just simple only if the newbies first make it well simplified by calming down to learn and follow procedures.

[Rockstarguy]

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

Beginners & help is a section where newbies needs to learn necessary things a newbie is supposed to know.  The Beginners & help section is a place where newbies share their views on what they understand to gain more understanding,  this section helps newbies to have knowledge how to secure a wallet and strategy of how scammers operates and other important things related to bitcoin.

Newbies don't need to only stick to Beginners& help. Bitcoin discussion is also an important section for beginners to learn and get new information about bitcoin from other users.

[Obari]

A lot of newbies generally think that Bitcointalk is some complex platform that you really need to study; but in fact, no — you really don't need to know the deep ins and outs of Bitcointalk. You simply just need to not spam and to not plagiarize, and you'll be totally fine.

^What's far more important is your knowledge with Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general. Bitcointalk is just an online forum just like any other online forum. You can go as deep as understanding the forum's software code but it would be useless if you don't know crap about Bitcoin/crypto.

I don't really it will be useless knowing nothing about Bitcoin as the forum also have other topics of discussion.
I personally as a newbie don't see the community as a very difficult one if you first stay away from spam and plagiarism and also follow the community rules.
I also thought at first that the forum would be so difficult but I also found my way round it as it's not and it doesn't really require you have a brain full of knowledge about crypto to be active in the forum as there are other topics you can be greatly active with and still be doing well too.

One major factor to why most newbie accounts gets banned is the great quest to make money immediately from the forum and they think it's also think they can scale there ways through which I don't think is possible as what is actual welcome here is your common sense on Avery topic.

Just as the saying that nothing is new, and learning never stops. I have really seen this very two saying apply in the forum, as there are nothing really new in here and we are here to learn, unlearn and learn again.

One major advice for my fellow newbies is to be bold to ask questions when the need be and be ready to learn.

[hugeblack]

Almost all ranks are banned. The problem is not with the rank of the account, but with not reading the rules, which happens to me a lot when I visit many fourms for the first time (but I try to change this habit by spending 10 minutes reading TOS/F.A.Q)

I also find excuses for some of them, as access to Bitcointalk rules is not easy or directly, and many sites and forums tolerate plagiarism.

[Taskford]

The endless possibilities around Bitcointalk community can't be over looked, I found the community to be a place specially made for business wise and mindset alike, So much has been discussed already and i advice all newbie's like my humble self to highly get involved and learn as much as possible.

During the past few days, i've come to realized that over zealousness to get recognized in the platform is leading most newbies toward destructions. With the recent compiling list of banned account i found on the platform, i could only wish. That those newbies really takes out time to study and stay banned free.

With the subject matter above, Instead of chasing recognization, my advice to newbies is to get acquainted with the platform. Educate your self in some certain areas and topics. This is necessary for daily improvement and investment growth. Do not rush, take it a step at a time, by so doing the recognition you chase will be placed before you.

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

Because some newbie think that the faster way to rank up is to post more content even if they copy it to some article for want to get some merit and this is one of huge foul that's why some of them get ban to this forum. Also much better for all starter to read up newbies  guide which is pinned on this section and also they need to read what post pinned on each section since from their they can get helpful ideas about things they need to do and also more things to avoid.

[Coyster]

I don't really it will be useless knowing nothing about Bitcoin as the forum also have other topics of discussion.

Yes there are other sections of discussion (Politics and Society, Serious Discussion, etc), but this forum was created because Bitcoin was created, if there was no Bitcoin, there'd be no Bitcointalk forum, and tbh every user was allured to this forum because of Bitcoin, thus being here and knowing absolutely nothing about Bitcoin is pretty bad to say the least, i am not talking about the technicalities of it, but the very basic things about the network is imperative.

Having said that, i am pretty sure every one of us has a goal to own Bitcoin's, if we prolly cannot afford it now, then sometime in the future, thus if a user knows nothing about Bitcoin how are they going to use it when they get to own it, they will hand over their private keys to a scammer on a platter and lose it ASAP.

[JoyMarsha]

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

Why stick to beginners and help for days when you can curb the whole forum sections to get acquainted with the forum rules for each section of the Btt forum?

The forum boards don't limit or encourage newbies to have a proper discussion in a particular section. As long they are not spamming. The forum board section is open for everyone to read and share ideas

[Shamm]

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

For me and what other said above we don't need to stick in beginners and Help board in order to know the rules and regulations it because,  if we want to know then we need to familiarize only the basic rules and regulation to the forum and it's not just hard to familiarize. But also as we know that most of the user here in forum got banned it because of plagiarism, which is prohibited to the forum and not just newbie but also high ranks doing this mistake to earn more achievement.   

[GiftedMAN]

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help section for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

Well, I think you don't need to stick to the beginners and help section in other to get all the knowledge of bitcoin before moving to other sections. The beginners and help section is always recommended to newbies because a lot of questions mostly asked by newbies are mostly answered by other members of the forum so visiting the above-mentioned section helps to newbies get fast responses.

The forum is not so difficult to get familiar with once you make up your mind, devote time to reading, and making research, you will easily get acclimatized to all the basic things here. Every section is necessary for everyone to visit regardless of rank but it is expected that you make useful contributions to the information shared or avoid spamming the thread.

[isaac_clarke22]

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I just do not get it why there are number of newbies lately posting threads like this. I don't get the reason to overcomplicate such things that are just truly simple as it is. This is a forum that is all. Even in Facebook, you are not entirely needed to learn the whole system and heck I do not even know how their Marketplace system works as a whole.

@OP I understand what you're trying to say, but there is no point of making threads like this. Surely you have been into school where people learn at their own pace and learn the rules as well to of course not get an offense possibly leading to expulsion which is equivalent of being banned in here.

[mk4]

I don't really it will be useless knowing nothing about Bitcoin as the forum also have other topics of discussion.

Maybe not useless, but not so productive. Bitcointalk's great because you can discuss certain topics with other people; but if you wanted to join in on a discussion concerning something without even knowing the basic concepts of Bitcoin? You'd easily be left out.

[nakamura12]

There are different reasons why newbies get banned and honestly some newbies ranked up to jr. member or even member rank but banned later is because they are introduced to Bitcointalk in a wrong way that I mostly notice when a newbie posted here or asking some questions. Many newbies didn't also make some research about bitcointalk forum such as how it works and is there any rules to follow even if it's official forum rules, unofficial forum rules or even official (unofficial Bitcointalk forum rules and more.

[uchegod-21]

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

This recommendation is not necessary and does not help any newbie. Infact there are some newbies in this forum who are not actually newbies in cryptocurrency, will you still recommend that they should remain here in Beginners and Help board?
Do you also know that some newbies got here from Google when they ask technical things about bitcoin. They will be directed to technical board. Go to that board you will see many newbies that have genuine problems.

Moreover, recommend that newbies should remain in Beginners and Help board for sometime is calling for newbie jail again. This is not what the forum wants. You can just recommend that they should read more instead of type more.

[Hyphen(-)]

During the past few days, i've come to realized that over zealousness to get recognized in the platform is leading most newbies toward destructions. With the recent compiling list of banned account i found on the platform, i could only wish. That those newbies really takes out time to study and stay banned free.

The main issue here is that most newbies enter the forum and begin posting plagiarized content without first reading the forum rules and regulations.
Most newbies ignore the pin posts about the forum rules that will help them know in and out of the forum, which is why they get involved in one or two things that are prohibited by the forum and are banned as a result.

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

Yes, the Beginners & Help section is the best place for all newbies to learn everything they need to know about this forum. It's a section where they can ask as many questions as they want, because there are plenty of users here trying to help newbies and existing users who need help, and following the advice given by users in this forum will avoid them from being banned from the forum.

[Davidvictorson]

I think one of the reasons why newbies get banned is because they come in with the mindset to join a signature or bounty campaign to make money. This is the step that puts a lot of pressure on them to phis merit which in turn pushes them create low quality posts and break the rules of the forum. For example newbies who create two accounts to join a bounty campaign. They get caught and are banned.

[Vaculin]

A lot of newbies generally think that Bitcointalk is some complex platform that you really need to study; but in fact, no — you really don't need to know the deep ins and outs of Bitcointalk. You simply just need to not spam and to not plagiarize, and you'll be totally fine.

^What's far more important is your knowledge with Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general. Bitcointalk is just an online forum just like any other online forum. You can go as deep as understanding the forum's software code but it would be useless if you don't know crap about Bitcoin/crypto.

Bitcointalk is always overrated as the most profitable source when it comes to crypto or bitcoin investment. But that won’t happen if you are here just to earn and gain. You need to acquire first hand knowledge that will help you to get through with the risks in the market as this bitcointalk forum deals more on crypto business and investments. However, not literally that you will consider it as a course to take or get yourself involved totally, but just learn the basics in crypto most particularly with bitcoin. In the end, your experience will teach you everything about crypto or bitcoin.

[Bhig Daddy]

Many new users find Bitcoin forums to be challenging. Most of them engage in spamming. They visit bitcoin forums but fail to thoroughly study the guidelines. That is why they can't stay on the bitcoin forum for too long. They receive an immediate account ban. I believe that if the new members of the forum abide by the rules, they will be able to accomplish good things in the future, and we can see that many members of the forum already do good things.

[Pmalek]

Instead of chasing recognization, my advice to newbies is to get acquainted with the platform. Educate your self in some certain areas and topics. This is necessary for daily improvement and investment growth.

I don't want to sound like a dick or anything, but why are you (a newbie) giving advice to other newbies on what to do on Bitcointalk? You registered only 3 days ago. Advice should generally come from those who have overcome various obstacles and have obtained some experience. You wouldn't expect someone who started aviation training 3 days ago to give schooling to other wannabe pilots on how to fly an airplane.   

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform...

There are newbies to Bitcointalk and then there are newbies to bitcoin and crypto altogether. People come here for various reasons and there is no need to stick around the B&H sub if they don't want to. More serious discussions are held elsewhere, and if they can and feel like participating, they should. Just reading the posts of knowledgeable users could mean a lot.

[Issa56]

Many new users find Bitcoin forums to be challenging. Most of them engage in spamming. They visit bitcoin forums but fail to thoroughly study the guidelines. That is why they can't stay on the bitcoin forum for too long. They receive an immediate account ban. I believe that if the new members of the forum abide by the rules, they will be able to accomplish good things in the future, and we can see that many members of the forum already do good things.

Newbies find it difficult to read, I believe if anybody should always go true the forum rules, if you can't read the rules and regulations guiding the forum, then you can't stay long in the forum, most of them don't get ban because of spamming alone, I believe most of them get ban for plagiarism, they endup copying and pasting post on the forum without providing source link, most of them are desperate to rank up that's why they always fall victim at the end, they are having mindset of joining the forum and making money, they don't really have mindset to learn from the forum.

[Bholutefe]

It is very necessary to know what and what not to post while creating comments and posts, it is normal to develop general knowledge and better understanding from other Bitcointalk members posts but it is wrong to copy and paste other people’s idea into your own content. That is an act of palgarism which is not allowed on this forum as a member. There are other few things that gets members banned which should always be put into consideration while making a post on this forum. The ability to create better and meaningful posts shows how much improvement has been made so far you have been a partaker of this group, it definitely needs to gets better as a good poster. We all need to avoid mistakes that might lead to getting banned from the forum.

[Woodie]

The problem starts with people coming to the the forum for the first time assume Bitcointalk isn't a place of rules like other forums they are familiar too, and secondly... You know we live in a world were people are in some kind of popularity contest and you see this trend on Facebook, Twitter and other social platforms were a popular post is copy and pasted without siting a source all because people want the same recognition & likes because it's one way to get followers. Lastly you know how most of us have a bad reading culture such that we miss all these simple rules that are laid out right in front of us not until something bad happens... We always want to use the I didn't know card but ignorance is no excuse and the only way of changing this narrative is trying to familiarize ourselves with the how it's done around here culture.

[Kavelj22]

I think one of the reasons why newbies get banned is because they come in with the mindset to join a signature or bounty campaign to make money. This is the step that puts a lot of pressure on them to phis merit which in turn pushes them create low quality posts and break the rules of the forum. For example newbies who create two accounts to join a bounty campaign. They get caught and are banned.

I don't think this example has anything to do with the perma ban of the new members.
Creating more than one account to join a bounty campaign is a violation of the bounty campaign rules and not an abuse to the forum system. The maximum penalty that those newbie accounts will receive is to be red tagged by the bounty manager and other members in the DT list.

The reasons for the ban are known and mentioned in the forum rules, and I did not hear that there are accounts that have been banned because they belong to the same person who wants to participate in the same campaign with more than one account. Except in the case that those accounts frequently post spam comments on all topics. This is a violation of one of the forum rules.

[isaac_clarke22]

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It has some sort of.....connection to it since there would be "lower forum ranking users" that are desperate to earn money from the forum so they do not mind to just do ban evasion all over again in which I hope that they really learn their lessons for good after they got caught from that offense.

There sure are really users that are really trying so hard to milk a cent from bounties meanwhile there are plenty of "better" opportunities outside the forum waiting for them. I feel like bounties has caused some users to be "tunnel-vision". They could have possibly earn way more than they could possibly think, but meh they were too focused spamming social media reports.

[Daniel91]

Why newbies get banned?
I would say for the same reason as other forum members, for breaking forum rules.
The most important rule on this forum, and the same as on many other places on the Internet, is that everything we write somewhere and publish publicly should be our own work or thought, and not a copied article from another Internet user.
The biggest mistake on this forum, other than financial fraud, is to steal someone else's idea or thought and pass it off as your own idea.
If you pay attention to that, you won't have any problems on this forum.

[Mpamaegbu]

During the past few days, i've come to realized that over zealousness to get recognized in the platform is leading most newbies toward destructions. With the recent compiling list of banned account i found on the platform, i could only wish. That those newbies really takes out time to study and stay banned free.

You were just two days old on the forum at the time you made this OP and you were already dishing advice? Is there something else you may want to tell us about your stay here? I'm not one to bash members but I just had to say that. Now, about accounts getting banned. It's not a newbie exclusivity. We've had high ranked members who were caught up in this web too. Some of them their sins traced back to years back. So, that presupposes that whatever you do now here you've to do it right. Otherwise, it could catch up with you.

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

That's not a bad idea but I think perusing other sections of the forum at the same time will help better. It will expose the newbie to a better workings of the forum and its rules and regulations.

[GeorgeJohn]

Newbies are been ban people of the inability of them to disobey rules and regulations of the community, that is while it's very good to understand the environment before making anything competition, secondly some of the newbies doesn't want to understand the ethics of the forum by observing the already existing users of the communit, newbies get bans by involving in plagiarism ( copy and paste) information as original author.

[Finestream]

A lot of newbies generally think that Bitcointalk is some complex platform that you really need to study; but in fact, no — you really don't need to know the deep ins and outs of Bitcointalk. You simply just need to not spam and to not plagiarize, and you'll be totally fine.

^What's far more important is your knowledge with Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general. Bitcointalk is just an online forum just like any other online forum. You can go as deep as understanding the forum's software code but it would be useless if you don't know crap about Bitcoin/crypto.

No need to deep digging the facts about bitcoin, simply knowing and familiarizing its background is good enough so you will stay longer in the forum. And just by simply following the rules in the bitcointalk forum, you will always be safe and even free from banning. But newbies may find it more complex in the start and do the opposite thing, the reason why they easily get noticed and later on banned in the forum.

[Sandra_hakeem]

The endless possibilities around Bitcointalk community can't be over looked, I found the community to be a place specially made for business wise and mindset alike, So much has been discussed already and i advice all newbie's like my humble self to highly get involved and learn as much as possible.

I couldn't really decipher your points here though but if you're saying --business-wise, what kinda business are you referring to, in general?
If you're advising newbies like you to learn, with you, then that's knowledgeable.

During the past few days, i've come to realized that over zealousness to get recognized in the platform is leading most newbies toward destructions. With the recent compiling list of banned account i found on the platform, i could only wish. That those newbies really takes out time to study and stay banned free.

No!!! It ain't about being overzealous to get Recognition; nobody gets banned for that... As a newbies, you could decide to make an appraisal anywhere, matterless of how many times you've made several good facts, In a day. You could even aim at getting recognized; if only there's an easier way to do so, rather than introducing conventional ideas.

The thing is; avoid plagiarism and spamming, just like what Mk4 said ( I only went through his post as the rest are too voluminous)

With the subject matter above, Instead of chasing recognization, my advice to newbies is to get acquainted with the platform. Educate your self in some certain areas and topics. This is necessary for daily improvement and investment growth. Do not rush, take it a step at a time, by so doing the recognition you chase will be placed before you.

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

What ever you're referring to, as area of specialization is unknown to me, but just do well to follow the rules.... Make sure that anything you're planning to inculcate is NOT against the rules.

Sandra 💇

[Issa56]

I think one of the reasons why newbies get banned is because they come in with the mindset to join a signature or bounty campaign to make money. This is the step that puts a lot of pressure on them to phis merit which in turn pushes them create low quality posts and break the rules of the forum. For example newbies who create two accounts to join a bounty campaign. They get caught and are banned.

I think you are right, most of them are having mindset to just make money From the forum and not to learn, that's why they don't always take their time to understand the forum, the only thing they do is just to post for merit sake so that they can rank up and join signature campaign, most of them haven't even opened the rules and regulations guiding the forum before and it's among the pinned posts in beginners and help section. Am not saying ranking up is bad or joining signature is bad but I think that shouldn't be your number 1 priority, if you are having the mindset to learn am sure, you will go through the forum rules and you will familiarize yourself with the forum, if know how the forum works you will be able to make post without going against the rules, which whenever you are posting you will definitely be making quality posts. But newbies now don't even make use of the search button, they endup creating posts that have been created multiple times on the forum just because they want to rank up.

[Sarah Azhari]

The problem starts with people coming to the the forum for the first time assume Bitcointalk isn't a place of rules like other forums they are familiar too,

If so, it's good to have a policy of tolerance for the newbie aka brand new account. They judge this forum as the same as others, in this case, he really doesn't know the forum rules. therefore if the newbie do the plagiarism, he must be got a yellow card first and deleted the post with reason, if they do it again, do not hesitate to banned them.

[Woodie]

The problem starts with people coming to the the forum for the first time assume Bitcointalk isn't a place of rules like other forums they are familiar too,

If so, it's good to have a policy of tolerance for the newbie aka brand new account. They judge this forum as the same as others, in this case, he really doesn't know the forum rules. therefore if the newbie do the plagiarism, he must be got a yellow card first and deleted the post with reason, if they do it again, do not hesitate to banned them.

At first glance it might seem so but the forum has some kind of rules on these sticky boards in all places which should help you navigate the forum within its confines... Its almost like a new road you haven't driven on, you see all these road signs, speed limits and all but you ignore them and when the police pull you over for over speeding you can't claim its you first time driving on that road....you are more likely to get a speeding ticket in this instance.

[Peanutswar]

Some of the newbies would like to join signature campaigns and bounty campaigns and merit is one of the requirements needed to meet the designated rank to get participated some of them want to immediately rank up and that's why they copy pasting other content on the internet and seems like their own so its look like creative also spamming is not ideal here we are contributing with the quality contents we are here to share information that contributes into the community.

[Sanitough]

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

For me and what other said above we don't need to stick in beginners and Help board in order to know the rules and regulations it because,  if we want to know then we need to familiarize only the basic rules and regulation to the forum and it's not just hard to familiarize. But also as we know that most of the user here in forum got banned it because of plagiarism, which is prohibited to the forum and not just newbie but also high ranks doing this mistake to earn more achievement.   

It doesn’t take a genius to know how to be banned free in the forum. If you read and understand the rules, and follow it religiously, I guess no one will be ban and be given red flags in the forum. After all, it’s all about building basic knowledge and basic skills, if you can’t do that, better to stay away from the forum because here, we are not the boss of our own, we have to strictly abide with the rules so we can stay longer learning and earning from the forum.

[Bhig Daddy]

Many new users find Bitcoin forums to be challenging. Most of them engage in spamming. They visit bitcoin forums but fail to thoroughly study the guidelines. That is why they can't stay on the bitcoin forum for too long. They receive an immediate account ban. I believe that if the new members of the forum abide by the rules, they will be able to accomplish good things in the future, and we can see that many members of the forum already do good things.

[Shamm]

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

For me and what other said above we don't need to stick in beginners and Help board in order to know the rules and regulations it because,  if we want to know then we need to familiarize only the basic rules and regulation to the forum and it's not just hard to familiarize. But also as we know that most of the user here in forum got banned it because of plagiarism, which is prohibited to the forum and not just newbie but also high ranks doing this mistake to earn more achievement.   

It doesn’t take a genius to know how to be banned free in the forum. If you read and understand the rules, and follow it religiously, I guess no one will be ban and be given red flags in the forum. After all, it’s all about building basic knowledge and basic skills, if you can’t do that, better to stay away from the forum because here, we are not the boss of our own, we have to strictly abide with the rules so we can stay longer learning and earning from the forum.

That's what I'm talking about we the user if we are following the rules and regulation to To the forum then we will stay here how long we really want to stay here like in our job in real life If we're employees then we must follow the rules and regulation from our boss in order to stay in our job because when we broke the rules then for sure our boss will be angry and that's the reason why we got fired like here in the forum if we follow the rules then the mods will not get angry and letting our account stay here.

[Eureka_07]

<snip>

For newbies, it can be true that sticking your eyes into Beginners & Help board can help you. But actually I think the best thing for that time is to take some time to read the forum rules on Meta board. It will help you a lot when it comes to posting in this forum. I do not have data, but I guess, most of the time, the reason why users are getting banned is because of plagiarism. Which is extremely prohibited.

[Viscore]

I don't really it will be useless knowing nothing about Bitcoin as the forum also have other topics of discussion.

Maybe not useless, but not so productive. Bitcointalk's great because you can discuss certain topics with other people; but if you wanted to join in on a discussion concerning something without even knowing the basic concepts of Bitcoin? You'd easily be left out.

That is why one should learn the topic first and gain knowledge so that he can share something valuable every time he tries to join in a discussion. This is commonly a mistake for most of the newbies as they always feel over confident and easily jump to conclusion without learning and gaining valuable insights at first. For me, newbies should never complicate things, the rules are just simple, they just have to follow without doubt and hesitation, that way they will always be safe.

[cheezcarls]

There are many reasons and factors on why newbies are getting banned. But the most common of them all is by not following the rules and regulations of the forum.

Once they have violated such things like plagiarism, spamming or anything that is against the forum, for sure they will get banned. Not just temporary ban, but a permaban.

[Russlenat]

The endless possibilities around Bitcointalk community can't be over looked, I found the community to be a place specially made for business wise and mindset alike, So much has been discussed already and i advice all newbie's like my humble self to highly get involved and learn as much as possible.

During the past few days, i've come to realized that over zealousness to get recognized in the platform is leading most newbies toward destructions. With the recent compiling list of banned account i found on the platform, i could only wish. That those newbies really takes out time to study and stay banned free.

With the subject matter above, Instead of chasing recognization, my advice to newbies is to get acquainted with the platform. Educate your self in some certain areas and topics. This is necessary for daily improvement and investment growth. Do not rush, take it a step at a time, by so doing the recognition you chase will be placed before you.

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

In this open forum, it is not important to have the highest level of knowledge and excel from other members as to get many merits as you can. Although getting merits is good because it means your posts are quality and more valuable but it’s not really this forum is all about. By just following and abiding with the rules, you can stay longer in the forum without getting fears from banning. The reason why newbies should acquire a lot of knowledge first in different aspects be it fundamental or technical so that they can also create quality posts that will give benefits to the newbies next to them. After all, there is no competition here, only fair share of getting knowledge and free information from reliable members.

[Awaklara]

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

no problem for a newbie to see and read other boards. there is a lot of information to be found.
instead of creating a thread on the beginner and help board. Surfing to find information on forums can be done by newbies.

but I would suggest newbies go and read the forum rules first before surfing the forums. this is the reason why many newbie accounts continue to be banned.
it's like you sign up for a casino or any other app without reading the app rules, just tick and then register. When you don't know the rules, the more chances you have to get into trouble in the future.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Educate your self in some certain areas and topics.

It would really be helpful to add the links to some of the threads/topics that can also help educate some newbies like myself and others. Most newbies may not have a clue about where to go in the forum, but with the helpful links you should have provided in this thread, it will really be a good guide.

Dr.B💌

[harapan]

Do everything you can to avoid plagiarism and when you get banned eventually for day's don't try opening another account to write an appeal, regarding your banned account. I will advise you to take you time to read all of the rule's and regulations in every board in eventually tap into to read or make a post. It is a good place to be share your thoughts and also, learn diversely from different minds and brains

[DdmrDdmr]

Do everything you can to avoid plagiarism <…>

It’s not as if it was something people should be naturally prone to do though. It’s probably something some people resort to in order to cut corners.

<…> and when you get banned eventually for day's don't try opening another account to write an appeal, regarding your banned account. <…>

In numerical terms, proportionally, not that many people really bother to write a post with an appeal (likely because they know their chances are slim to get a reversal and/or resort to camouflaged rinse & repeat techniques), but if one is compelled to do so, then he can open another account at will, though restricted to posting his appeal on Meta (where it should be placed).

[2stout]

It appears they would get banned for the same typical reasons anyone here would- scam, theft, plagiarism, and spam.  However, it appears some of the reasons apply more to newbies as those who have been around and ranked up want to preserve and keep ranking up.

[ChiNgadOr]

The problem starts with people coming to the the forum for the first time assume Bitcointalk isn't a place of rules like other forums they are familiar too,

If so, it's good to have a policy of tolerance for the newbie aka brand new account. They judge this forum as the same as others, in this case, he really doesn't know the forum rules. therefore if the newbie do the plagiarism, he must be got a yellow card first and deleted the post with reason, if they do it again, do not hesitate to banned them.

One of the fast way why newbies get ban is due to not reading rules. Where there is no law, there is no punishment so we just have to stick to rules to avoid penalty of any other. Many newbies keep making the same mistake over again without thinking of what the penalty could be. Another funny why people easily get ban is through shortcut. When you post contents, indicate if what you posted is not yours. So many ways people are getting into trouble we need to be aware of rules.

[Taskford]

The problem starts with people coming to the the forum for the first time assume Bitcointalk isn't a place of rules like other forums they are familiar too,

If so, it's good to have a policy of tolerance for the newbie aka brand new account. They judge this forum as the same as others, in this case, he really doesn't know the forum rules. therefore if the newbie do the plagiarism, he must be got a yellow card first and deleted the post with reason, if they do it again, do not hesitate to banned them.

One of the fast way why newbies get ban is due to not reading rules. Where there is no law, there is no punishment so we just have to stick to rules to avoid penalty of any other. Many newbies keep making the same mistake over again without thinking of what the penalty could be. Another funny why people easily get ban is through shortcut. When you post contents, indicate if what you posted is not yours. So many ways people are getting into trouble we need to be aware of rules.

Not reading rules maybe one of the reason but what are the most common one is due to plagiarism. Some newbie do copy paste because they think that if they can increase their post count it can give them higher chance to get merit or even rank up. If newbie could avoid this and always follow the rule what written by administrator and its mod for sure this banning incident will not happen.

[KingsDen]

I think one of the reasons why newbies get banned is because they come in with the mindset to join a signature or bounty campaign to make money. This is the step that puts a lot of pressure on them to phis merit which in turn pushes them create low quality posts and break the rules of the forum. For example newbies who create two accounts to join a bounty campaign. They get caught and are banned.

Even if the newcomers came with the intention to earn money in signature campaigns they can also do that by following the rules and regulations.
Why they end up being banned is because majority of them do not have the moral ethics to associate with any group of people. It is either they are used to stealing or cheating and they will try to extend such behaviour to this forum and they will eventually get banned.
An upright person who is desirous to earn money can also join signature campaign by working hard and not by trying to cheat the system and steal someone's property without due reference to the person or without the person's consent.

I have always said it that anyone can be successful in this forum, if they are morally right, honest and determined.

[Frankolala]

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

Newbies that thinks the forum is for making money and not getting knowledge about bitcoin will end up been banned. They will not take their time to read about the rules and regulations in the forum, which should be first, before posting or reading anybody's post. Beginners and help is not the only section for newbies, newbies are advised to visit beginners and help board so that they can know the basic concept of bitcoin.

There are other boards which you will have an idea on more than on bitcoin,such as local boards, economics, politics and society. Most newbies don't even know that there is a local board in the forum,where they can ask their brothers how things are done here,when they finds it difficult to read. If they are here to make money,that is when they will be eager to get merit,since they know that merit comes by posting. Sometimes plagiarism becomes their next option.

[Dunamisx]

Not all newbies are that unserious because they have something in particular that has brought them to this forum, you don't have to be an established member before doing what is right should be expected from you, we have newbies in thier numbers staying on the forum after they have learnt alot and got themselves improved, if they post on the forum, it will give more meaning than an established member who don't work on improving self by anymeans.

[Mr.right85]

A lot of newbies generally think that Bitcointalk is some complex platform that you really need to study; but in fact, no — you really don't need to know the deep ins and outs of Bitcointalk. You simply just need to not spam and to not plagiarize, and you'll be totally fine.

I owe the forum and my brother to have introduced me to the forum a lot of thanks. Apparently, he became my first mentor and I don't know most persons to be that lucky but, he practically pushed me all the way through by encouraging me to always be myself in all that I do on the forum. Yeah, he explained some basics but, later on, I found the forum to be just somewhere to live out of the metaphysical.

Your username and character you attach to it defines your personality. Most of all, everyone in the forum are for you and against you at the same time. You just endeavour to keep the forum rules and be safe. It gets easier as you participate.

[qwertyup23]

A lot of newbies generally think that Bitcointalk is some complex platform that you really need to study; but in fact, no — you really don't need to know the deep ins and outs of Bitcointalk. You simply just need to not spam and to not plagiarize, and you'll be totally fine.

^What's far more important is your knowledge with Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general. Bitcointalk is just an online forum just like any other online forum. You can go as deep as understanding the forum's software code but it would be useless if you don't know crap about Bitcoin/crypto.

You are definitely right- most newbies tend to overcomplicate this forum and think of it as something that is punishing, yet this platform is very rewarding.

There are tons of posts guiding newbies to the forum. Rules are pinned in order for them to read all the do's and dont's on this forum. Like any other platform, there are rules that have to be followed in order to preserve the integrity and quality of this forum compared to others.

When newbies fail to adhere and follow the rules posted, then they cannot argue against this decision. Like any individual, it is your responsibility to follow certain rules in order to avoid sanctions being tendered.

[AakZaki]

Many beginners come to this forum and don't read the rules first, so many posts that should be clear are asked again. this happens over and over again. All help can be searched, they forgot the search feature is still there in this forum.
The newbie who got banned must complain and say that this forum is too strict, even though he is the one who doesn't understand the forum rules.

They come to this forum because they are interested in bitcoin and also because they want to get strong and set aside the rules.

[Obari]

Plagiarism is a very big sin
What ever you get from the internet, or you're not the original poster, please reference the originator of that very post  and always include the link if you have one, it helps a lot stay away from being banned.

When writing, try as much as possible to punctuate your writings, as this also aids clearer understanding of your message and a clearly passed message fascinates merit giving.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1689727.0
Click on the link below for you need to know before posting.

[ThemePen]

If I have a full member so I didn't get this rank suddenly after registration. I was a newbie first. Then get the higher rank.

This forum is not difficult to use. It has the rules. Follow the rules you will definitely stand here. Try to share experience and also get experience of others.

Let's take a look mostly what the newbies do?
1. At first their biggest mistake is that they don't read the rules.
2. They try to cheat the system.
3. Plagiarism.
4. Spamming.
5. Make Alts.

If they will make these mistakes they will definitely get ban.

[Renampun]

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With the subject matter above, Instead of chasing recognization, my advice to newbies is to get acquainted with the platform. Educate your self in some certain areas and topics. This is necessary for daily improvement and investment growth. Do not rush, take it a step at a time, by so doing the recognition you chase will be placed before you.

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

lazy is the root of the destruction in this forum, those who are lazy to study and read will make spam posts - out of topic - even plagiarism in the hope that the post is recognized by other members, even though it is the beginning of a bad reputation/banned.
it's important for newbies to learn how other members who are more senior make posts, then develop the quality of your posts based on what you see and learn from that member's posts.

[_BlackStar]

lazy is the root of the destruction in this forum, those who are lazy to study and read will make spam posts - out of topic - even plagiarism in the hope that the post is recognized by other members, even though it is the beginning of a bad reputation/banned.

Of course, without good knowledge one would find it very difficult to discuss anything reasonable. They don't really need to be experts, but they just need to know the rules of the game so they don't break the rules.

it's important for newbies to learn how other members who are more senior make posts, then develop the quality of your posts based on what you see and learn from that member's posts.

Not only newbie, there are even many users above who also continue to make mistakes and they really have to learn, as in the case of the discovery of 2 Full Members who committed plagiarism and led to a permanent ban.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1926895.msg61184145#msg61184145 - vittosport

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1926895.msg61200133#msg61200133 - Kayeshlyn

This means that every user regardless of rank must learn and keep learning to avoid mistakes. It doesn't have to be about big mistakes, small, meaningless mistakes also need to be avoided like posting low quality.

[DdmrDdmr]

Just to get a quick sense of the ranks of recently banned accounts, I’ve taken a look at those banned over the last 4 weeks or so, making it 154 accounts. Those accounts correspond to the following ranks:

rank   nAccounts
Brand new   128
Newbie          15
Member          7
Full Member    3
Hero Member  1

Now the above is just a sample over a set of over 305K accounts (possibly incomplete) that have been banned at some point. The numbers obviously do not depict the motive, but it’s a small window into how banning is in terms of numbers nowadays, which is seemingly small compared to other historical points in time.

Note:
Brand New accounts on the above list are likely Nuked accounts. Nuking an account deletes all the account’s posts in the process.
I belive it can only apply to accounts with less that 30 Activity points (not 100% sure), but not all banned accounts with less than 30 Activity points are necessarily nuked (I've seen a bunch of counterexamples).

[Lordsilvabtc]

Just to get a quick sense of the ranks of recently banned accounts, I’ve taken a look at those banned over the last 4 weeks or so, making it 154 accounts. Those accounts correspond to the following ranks:

rank   nAccounts
Brand new   128
Newbie          15
Member          7
Full Member    3
Hero Member  1

Now the above is just a sample over a set of over 305K accounts (possibly incomplete) that have been banned at some point. The numbers obviously do not depict the motive, but it’s a small window into how banning is in terms of numbers nowadays, which is seemingly small compared to other historical points in time.

Note:
Brand New accounts on the above list are likely Nuked accounts. Nuking an account deletes all the account’s posts in the process.
I belive it can only apply to accounts with less that 30 Activity points (not 100% sure), but not all banned accounts with less than 30 Activity points are necessarily nuked (I've seen a bunch of counterexamples).

Amazing, I just realized irrespective of the rank, an account can still be banned if found guilty of breaking any of the forums rules, To be honest, this is fair enough, I think this is credible per say, there's simply no cheating of any such, nor protective services for higher rank members for breaking rules, this will encourage everyone to be serious with their activities as well as duel diligent research before posting

[Coyster]

Amazing, I just realized irrespective of the rank, an account can still be banned if found guilty of breaking any of the forums rules, To be honest, this is fair enough, I think this is credible per say, there's simply no cheating of any such, nor protective services for higher rank members for breaking rules, this will encourage everyone to be serious with their activities as well as duel diligent research before posting

Yes, an account of any rank can be banned if they are caught plagiarising or spreading malware. But mind you that every decision made by the moderators are handled on a case by case basis, meaning a user might not be banned (or may be unbanned after initially being banned) because of their contribution (not necessarily rank) to the forum, such users are net positive to the forum and they might likely be giving another chance than a user that's a spammer. Having said that, there are other factors that could get a user's ban overturned, such as: having plagiarised just once, unintentional plagiarism, no intention to earn or boost activity score with the copy/pasted content, etc, but overall it is a better decision not to plaiarise at all.

[Abbatty]

A lot of newbies generally think that Bitcointalk is some complex platform that you really need to study; but in fact, no — you really don't need to know the deep ins and outs of Bitcointalk. You simply just need to not spam and to not plagiarize, and you'll be totally fine.

^What's far more important is your knowledge with Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general. Bitcointalk is just an online forum just like any other online forum. You can go as deep as understanding the forum's software code but it would be useless if you don't know crap about Bitcoin/crypto.

Exactly, is not till you fully understand bitcoin. Just be careful to prevent plagiarism, spamming, and other forms of infringement. Also, while responding to a topic, make sure your reaction is in line with what the topic is stating. Avoid breaking the laws and regulations, be sure to read the rules thoroughly and appropriately, and make sure you take advantage of the forum to study and learn a lot.

[reagansimms]

Many beginners come to this forum and don't read the rules first, so many posts that should be clear are asked again. this happens over and over again. All help can be searched, they forgot the search feature is still there in this forum.
The newbie who got banned must complain and say that this forum is too strict, even though he is the one who doesn't understand the forum rules.

They come to this forum because they are interested in bitcoin and also because they want to get strong and set aside the rules.

The first thing that becomes the foundation is to understand and apply all the rules in this Forum. The forum rules are clear, every member who joins must follow the characteristics of the forum.
Even though the BTT Forum is open to anyone who wants to join, it cannot be separated from the rules that must be obeyed to exist here. There is no favoritism towards anyone regardless of rank. Banned is not only for newbies, users with higher ranks cannot be separated from this frightening punishment.

Newbies who have just joined need to be equipped with the intention to move forward and try to stay consistent by following all the rules in the forum. One of the many reasons that make newbies willing to set aside the rules because the motivation is to immediately promote to a higher rank, maybe they are tempted by the success of seniors who have been accepted in the Bitcoin paid signature campaign.
Newbies must be able to maintain their reputation from the first time they join, before reaching higher dreams, they must focus on increasing their knowledge in order to achieve their goals.

[indah rezqi]

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The first thing that becomes the foundation is to understand and apply all the rules in this Forum. The forum rules are clear, every member who joins must follow the characteristics of the forum.
Even though the BTT Forum is open to anyone who wants to join, it cannot be separated from the rules that must be obeyed to exist here. There is no favoritism towards anyone regardless of rank. Banned is not only for newbies, users with higher ranks cannot be separated from this frightening punishment.

You don't have to worry about getting banned if you never make a mistake and break the rules. Again, tires cannot be given carelessly if they do not make serious mistakes such as plagiarism, ban evasion, regular forum spamming and several others. Even scammers aren't banned for trying, it's because the forums don't moderate scams.

So don't take a ban as a threat, but it is the most likely consequence in users who commit serious violations. So I don't think you and anyone need to be afraid when you don't commit an offense.

[sokani]

Bitcointalk is just like every other online social media platform, only that it is crypto-centred. As a newbie you just need to interact, read and grow in knowledge. You don't need to put your self in an unnecessary pressure. In an attempt to get ranked up quickly, some newbies make mistakes like spamming, plagiarism, and using AI generated contents. The forum has laid down rules and guidelines that every member must adhere to and anyone that breaches any of these rules will face the consequences. The beginners and help board is a great place to start and persons that are not fluent in english language can stick with their local board and avoid getting themselves in trouble.

[Obari]

You did a great job mate and one funny thing is that most see the forum as a very difficult  place that they wouldn't survive and I was also a typical example of such a person who thought the forum was a very difficult  task but got to know that all I need to do was discuss and talk about the area of technology  and bitcoin  I'm good at.
Quest for merits and rank up to start earning from signature campaigns has lead alotnof people to spamming  the board  and getting their accounts into some sort of mess and that is why I've always talked about people making quality over quantity  post and it will be a very great idea if the thread has both quality and quantity.

[BitDane]

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

Newbies just need to know and follow the forum rule in order to avoid being banned.  Staying in the beginners and help sections will hinder their growth since most of the important technical information is on the other board.

Aside from that not all newbies are here to learn about Bitcoin, others are here to merchandise their service so it will be a huge loss for them if they stay in the beginners help when the information they need is on the economy board.

[ItsCrafty]

Bitcointalk is just like every other online social media platform, only that it is crypto-centred. As a newbie you just need to interact, read and grow in knowledge. You don't need to put your self in an unnecessary pressure. In an attempt to get ranked up quickly, some newbies make mistakes like spamming, plagiarism, and using AI generated contents. The forum has laid down rules and guidelines that every member must adhere to and anyone that breaches any of these rules will face the consequences. The beginners and help board is a great place to start and persons that are not fluent in english language can stick with their local board and avoid getting themselves in trouble.

As a newbie in trading or forums, I do advise to understand fundamental and technical analysis, risk management, and trading strategies. Focus on a the forum updated posting and try to grow their skill about the cryptos y to develop expertise instead of criticism or wasting your time in useless discussions Control your emotions and avoid impulsive decisions. Stay updated with market news and trends. Join trading forums and groups to get advice from seasoned traders and to ask questions. Keep in mind that the keys to trading success are patience and learning. so, Don't be stick yourself at spot point.

[Cricktor]

I'm probably old-school, participated in online discussions in BBS, newsgroups, mailing lists when the Internet wasn't yet evolved as it is today. Remember Netscape browser and when WWW started? I don't want and shouldn't judge others by my own standards. For me a forum is a place to read, discuss, share knowledge about topics I'm interested in. Don't plagiarize, don't post bullshit or unconfirmed things you've stumbled over at some other shady places, express your own words and thoughts and check your facts.

That's basically it for me and just don't be a dick (or pussy). Behave and treat other forum members as you want to be treated yourself, well, except for trolls. Don't feed trolls, just ignore them, they eventually starve from no interaction with 'em.

[Who is John Galt?]

There is no favoritism towards anyone regardless of rank. Banned is not only for newbies, users with higher ranks cannot be separated from this frightening punishment.

Of course, I'm not a moderator and I don't have statistics, but usually newbies get banned on most forums more often, but not because someone especially dislikes newbies. It's just that all sorts of spammers and other violators often start right away with some kind of violations, and get banned very quickly. If a person does not immediately try to do something wrong, then what is the point of being afraid of a ban?

And if a person has been actively communicating on the forum for a long time, growing in ranks, then usually he begins to understand how things are done on the forum, what is right and what is wrong. And therefore, users with high ranks are expected to be banned less often. But not because of some special favoritism, but because of the fact that they don't break the rules as often.

[sotelorene]

The endless possibilities around Bitcointalk community can't be over looked, I found the community to be a place specially made for business wise and mindset alike, So much has been discussed already and i advice all newbie's like my humble self to highly get involved and learn as much as possible.

During the past few days, i've come to realized that over zealousness to get recognized in the platform is leading most newbies toward destructions. With the recent compiling list of banned account i found on the platform, i could only wish. That those newbies really takes out time to study and stay banned free.

With the subject matter above, Instead of chasing recognization, my advice to newbies is to get acquainted with the platform. Educate your self in some certain areas and topics. This is necessary for daily improvement and investment growth. Do not rush, take it a step at a time, by so doing the recognition you chase will be placed before you.

I recommend all newbies to stick with this beginner and help sections for days before thinking of other sections of the platform, By so doing. You gradually become a pro in your area of specialization.

You nailed it my brother/sister. But you talking about being banned because of zealousness, I don't think that's encouraging because every human being who wants to grow or learn must posse that characteristics. I can tell for sure that in one way or the other when you first entered this forum you once look for recognition which almost everybody did when they first entered the forum and looking for recognition is not a bad thing at all but what is bad is the rate at which one look for it.

[HajiBagi]

According to @cantsay, sticking to beginners and help does not release you from a ban if you actually broke a rule because for every newbie who enters the forum is expected to go through the rules to avoid "I wasn't aware".

 It would be a plus to you as a newbie of you are able to spread your tentacles to every board and the key to staying afloat is reading and taking corrections.

The first thing any newbie should do is read the forum's rules and regulations. This is because, regardless of how intelligent the newbie is, if they are unaware of the guidelines, they will not be able to learn or achieve what they want to in the forum, in anything, or in any organisation they join today. The first thing a new member should be aware of is the forum's rules, as you should avoid becoming a victim there. However, a lot of new members these days join without considering the rules, which I believe is the fault of the people who introduce them to the site, as you should always tell someone everything about it if you want to inform them.

I've seen someone complaining that his account was banned twice, and I have to tell him that there was something he did that caused the ban. Your account will never be banned for no reason at all, so as a new member, reading the forum rules and asking questions based on what you don't understand or know is the best thing you can do to both stop your account from being banned and also get help.

[Zanab247]

If they lack some rules in the forum it can result to such punishment because, if you understand all the rules in the forum and start following the rules in any step you take you will never get banned from the forum because you are doing the right thing.

If you lack mentor in your beginning you can experience banned from the forum but if you have someone who always impact you some things about the forum on where to post and not to post as a newbies you will not find yourself banned from the forum. There are some senior members who are banned too from the forum for disobey some rules because, they thought such offense will not result to such action in the forum.

[Uhwuchukwu53]

Many reasons is not far from afar mentioned as allot of reasons is already stated, but I will say that what make newbie ban is the poor orientation to who ever introduced them and the conceive idea such as taking the forum as place of quick to get rich, also engagement of several task such as mining shiltcoin, altcoin plus other social activities and running all daily life requirements limit then to focus and do the right thing rather than coping and paste. One thing I identify about them is in ability to know existing topic on the forum as they prompts repeating existing topic and the mind set of them copying or changing someone topics that is merited can also usher them room to get topic.

As much one can't give what you don't have, creating topic as newbie normally rush after creating new topic as they believe their getting merit will come through the number of topic they created leads to spamming and the plagerism. Conclusively orientation or coach master matters allot even if one don't have coach paying attention to detail is always a key to succeed.

[Fara Chan]

If they lack some rules in the forum it can result to such punishment because, if you understand all the rules in the forum and start following the rules in any step you take you will never get banned from the forum because you are doing the right thing.

If you lack mentor in your beginning you can experience banned from the forum but if you have someone who always impact you some things about the forum on where to post and not to post as a newbies you will not find yourself banned from the forum. There are some senior members who are banned too from the forum for disobey some rules because, they thought such offense will not result to such action in the forum.

Those affected by the ban certainly have made mistakes, because there are no users who are banned by the forum if they don't make any mistakes here. This is why every user of the forum must comply with all existing rules so that there are no errors and prohibitions that we receive from the forum, so this is actually very simple for many users to understand as long as we all take the time to read and understand it well. Because every action received by all users certainly refers to what they do here.

[HelliumZ]

Getting account banned is not different for newbies or experts but there are some common mistakes that can get anyone's account banned anytime. Accounts that are warned more than once are banned in most cases.
If a user copies someone else's post exactly or if a user posts AI and for some reason does not add the source link, then there is a possibility that his account will be banned.
The following sections will help you understand the reasons behind account bans. But one must refrain from posting Artificial Intelligence and copying posts.

Report plagiarism (copy/paste) here. Mods: please give temp or permban as needed
AI Spam Report Reference Thread

[KingsDen]

Getting account banned is not different for newbies or experts but there are some common mistakes that can get anyone's account banned anytime. Accounts that are warned more than once are banned in most cases.
If a user copies someone else's post exactly or if a user posts AI and for some reason does not add the source link, then there is a possibility that his account will be banned.
The following sections will help you understand the reasons behind account bans. But one must refrain from posting Artificial Intelligence and copying posts.

Report plagiarism (copy/paste) here. Mods: please give temp or permban as needed
AI Spam Report Reference Thread

Most of the banned accounts are actually newbie accounts or lower ranked accounts. This does not mean that only newbies commit plagiarism and neither does it mean that only newbies spam. Why the number of banned newbies exceeds that of other members is because moderators focus more on newbie accounts. This could be because it is assumed that they know nothing about the forum and maybe about cryptocurrency at large. This is why newbies need to remain calm until they attain a certain height and knowledge in the forum.

[Gladitorcomeback]

If a user copies someone else's post exactly or if a user posts AI and for some reason does not add the source link, then there is a possibility that his account will be banned.

You are right about copy-pasted content, but as far as I know, people don't get banned for posting AI-generated content, it is just that it is frowned upon and disliked and one might even get a negative trust score from DT members if they are found using AI-generated content because there is still no official rule against this by the admin and until then, people will only get tagged for making this offense but will not get banned. Correct me if I'm wrong, anyone.

That being said, most newbies barely read the rules of the forum before they start making posts and engaging in the forum which is why they violate the rules and then get banned. I have seen a lot of newbies making repeated replies in a thread, there are two probable reasons for that, first is they don't know it's against the rules, the second is they don't know how they can include all the quotes in one post and reply to all of them at once.

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I would say to the newbies, don't rush and learn to explore forum at first.  Follow each board carefully.  The forum will not generate any money.  Anyone who thinks this is a source of income would be mistaken.  So those who have come up with this idea, shake this idea from your head.  And try to make yourself efficient and competent.  Educate yourself on any topic in the forum.  Try to improve the forum and try to improve yourself by using your skills.