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.

[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