Bad advice can still be gotten from forum.

[Razmirraz]

But most of the time, from too much good advice that will be given. Sometimes it's rare to see the bad ones or if there are really bad tips, they're from the people that are also starting to learn.

It doesn't matter, because the decision make us. Because this is a forum, and every user has the right to make suggestions. Snip..

Not all suggestions are immediately accepted, we must first consider suggestions from other users, maybe it's good according to others but not necessarily good for us to adopt. Anyone has the right to give advice, we also have the right to accept and reject it. After reading and understanding what is suggested, we can decide whether it is good advice or bad advice for us.

[Franctoshi]

For sure bad advice can be gotten here, but that is wholly left on the person looking for advice to wisely choose when various opinions is thrown on him/her and how to do that ?, You look at how many people's post that are pointing at same thing ,with this you will be able to filter between the good and bad advice, therefore now depends on your ability to decide on which advice is good or bad to take.

Basically, The Forum is only serving as a platform to help people seeking information about Bitcoin and cryptocurrency get the right information, To conclude base on the rules and guidelines monitoring posting in this forum ,it makes it a bit rare for people to get bad advice.

[Cryptomultiplier]

I always believe one has a choice as regards a certain subject matter of interest. If one is patient enough to listen, the decoding of sense from nonsense comes with an ease. In other words, in this case where newbies or other high-ranking members sort information from the forum as regards bitcoin or other crypto coins and trades, it is imperative, much attention is given to the kind of answers one gets when a question of interest is asked. The acronym DYOR which stands for 'Do your own research,' becomes the pinnacle of truth for discerning accurately the right information from answers received or read.
One should after careful consideration be able to know what advice is bad and what is good, thus, filtering out the sense from the nonsense.

[Yamifoud]

You OP could assess if that advice is good or bad. But in this forum, you can expect those things and it was you to sort it up. Ignoring is the best thing to do as we can't stop seeing those things knowing that the forum accepts all opinions from different people. Sometimes I receive PM from some members and I don't spend time replying to them unless it is necessary. So, if you think it was not good, don't bother yourself to deal with it but rather go straight to what you expect from others, maybe somebody could fill some satisfying advice.

[Woodie]

In running of a successful business the real take away isn't always about the positive reviews you get, but the negative ones which mostly are unbiased! And if bad advice exists here a little attention and guidance to such is all it takes to be a brothers/sisters keeper to put them on the right track as we all come from different places and carry different beliefs and opinions.

[Alisha-k]

It is possible to get problematic opinions from the forum not because the opinion was intended to be problematic but sometimes the opinion might have become outdated or may not be the best approach for that specific need. Extra research is required of every question asked on the forum to test both the genuine response of a user and it's accuracy.

[Vaculin]

I haven't gotten any bad advice yet, but I think it is logical to still entertain the possibility that since the forum is a meeting place for people from different lifestyles to discuss, bad advice or problematic opinions can still be shared. It is important and advisable to also extra vet the information and advice you get on this forum before application.

The majority of those who respond to questions are people who have extensive knowledge of that subject. Consider Bitcoin Technical Discussion or Technical Support. Most of the posts in those sections have a limited number of replies because only people with extensive technical knowledge about Bitcoin respond to people's questions while also sharing their own knowledge about the technology behind Bitcoin.
I trust the forum's reputation, which led me to believe that any information obtained from this forum is firsthand information, because anyone who is replying to you is knowledgeable about what you have asked or can explain it further for you.

That is true as those few replies are obviously coming from those members who are highly knowledgeable  about those certain topics. And we can definitely learn from all of their posts, as those were valuable and quality posts. Otherwise, if one member is fool enough to reply without his first hand information about the topic, his post will end up deleted. That is why I stay away posting from those topics I am less knowledgeable or no knowledge at all, not just for the reason of post deletion, but also it’s a total red flag from the other reputable members.

[Techkoy407]

This forum is very complex, there are many people from different countries, different cultures and religions.
Of course, everyone understands differently, with differences in understanding that produces a very good opinion.

maybe that's the advantage of this discussion forum,
contains people who have different experiences, write those experiences in quality words.

[Z390]

You don't have to go with peoples idea on here, if you don't like it do not do it, its also good to compare people's idea and go with the most brightest one, some times the best solution to something is do nothing, also you can find answers on Youtube or Google search, if the solution to your problem can be shown on video it's even better.

[famososMuertos]

You don't have to go with peoples idea on here, if you don't like it do not do it, its also good to compare people's idea and go with the most brightest one, some times the best solution to something is do nothing, also you can find answers on Youtube or Google search, if the solution to your problem can be shown on video it's even better.

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OP asks the question in the specific reference to forum BTT and in its idea manifests how the attitudes of who initiates a topic should be, and consequently of those who intervene, that is, giving continuity to the interaction creates better opportunities to develop a topic.

So it's not about ignoring participation, you have to ignore the spamers, and try to develop the topics within the community.

[Russlenat]

The forum is open to everyone, so anyone can find advice and comment on it. Those who moderate here are very active and experienced, taking down any irrelevant or bad advice they see. Meritorious posts here demonstrate acceptance of viewers, while bullies are not tolerated. While I am unaware of the age limit in the forum, I believe anyone over 18 years of age should be reasonable when it comes to following advice and recognizing good advice.

Not only that members should be reasonable on their posts, but I believe even the forum itself do not tolerate negative and off topic posts as they eventually delete it once noticed by the admin. Although we can still notice some low quality posts and sometimes negative advices from some members, but since you enter the forum   with a more knowledgeable mind and more effective reasoning, you can always evaluate individual’s post if it’s going to be good and effective or if it’s going to cause you harm in the end.

[Rockstarguy]

You don't have to go with peoples idea on here, if you don't like it do not do it, its also good to compare people's idea and go with the most brightest one, some times the best solution to something is do nothing, also you can find answers on Youtube or Google search, if the solution to your problem can be shown on video it's even better.

Making decisions not to go with people's idea is not the best,  the right thing to do is to find out if the Idea from the user is a good one to take in. This days people share lots of fake ideas that is meaningless and dangerous,  but that does not mean we should look down on every idea that comes our way, it just important to do some work about deas if it is valuable . We all need good ideas to add to what is in us, our  personal idea is not enough to be more productive.  It is very wrong when people take ideas out there and they feel relaxed to see if the Idea should be take in or not.

[jrrsparkles]

Obviously you shouldn't be taking any decision more precisely financial decision based on the opinions shared on any public forum not just bitcointalk, even if you get advice from the professional still you're the person who is liable for the circumstances so just keep this for your knowledge and sharp it with your research and more.

Bitcointalk members are knowledgeable in many aspects on their own so that is the benefit which is not available on other forums so that's it.

[Cookdata]

The forum has a disclaimer and everyone is responsible for whatever they post and taking information as reliable is at your own risk, but that doesn't stop the moderators from doing their part, they have the right to remove any information that does not align with the forum policy, especially if it is misleading and does not convey the proper information to the users.
Personally, I believe that it is always beneficial to seek knowledge from other sources; the forum cannot provide you with all you want, such as technical aspects of bitcoin and altcoins, you cannot study a single textbook for your thesis and research, you must consult other sources.

[Ziskinberg]

The forum has a disclaimer and everyone is responsible for whatever they post and taking information as reliable is at your own risk, but that doesn't stop the moderators from doing their part, they have the right to remove any information that does not align with the forum policy, especially if it is misleading and does not convey the proper information to the users.
Personally, I believe that it is always beneficial to seek knowledge from other sources; the forum cannot provide you with all you want, such as technical aspects of bitcoin and altcoins, you cannot study a single textbook for your thesis and research, you must consult other sources.

Multiple sources of information are better rather than one. Considering that this forum is open to everyone's opinion, we are also aware that not all we read here are good enough to rely on. This is a big community already and not all are handled by the moderators, so we gonna expect misinformations are still around and can possibly inject into the mind of the readers if they don't know how to analyze it.

[Taskford]

The forum has a disclaimer and everyone is responsible for whatever they post and taking information as reliable is at your own risk, but that doesn't stop the moderators from doing their part, they have the right to remove any information that does not align with the forum policy, especially if it is misleading and does not convey the proper information to the users.
Personally, I believe that it is always beneficial to seek knowledge from other sources; the forum cannot provide you with all you want, such as technical aspects of bitcoin and altcoins, you cannot study a single textbook for your thesis and research, you must consult other sources.

Multiple sources of information are better rather than one. Considering that this forum is open to everyone's opinion, we are also aware that not all we read here are good enough to rely on. This is a big community already and not all are handled by the moderators, so we gonna expect misinformations are still around and can possibly inject into the mind of the readers if they don't know how to analyze it.

This one indicates that eventhough the high ranking member even how they veteran they are or the trust score they got they can still make mistake upon giving advice. We should also work to find another information so that we can justify things we ask or verify. And luckily this forum is open to everyone and we can read others opinion which we can make a basis to try on.

[Wakate]

I haven't gotten any bad advice yet, but I think it is logical to still entertain the possibility that since the forum is a meeting place for people from different lifestyles to discuss, bad advice or problematic opinions can still be shared. It is important and advisable to also extra vet the information and advice you get on this forum before application.

To assist in your information or advice gathering process, whenever you start a topic of interest to you, or a topic is started that interests you, do well to follow through the topic by reading as much replies to it as you can, so you can compare people's opinions/advice for you. Where you say that a particularly opinion or advice is been given by many forum members in different ways, you can tell that that is a good advice. That is one method I use, which other methods can forum members use to determine the best opinion for a topic of concern?

You have Witten what really makes a lot so sense to me and we all should always try as much to read and understand to other opinions before we conclude on a particular thing or whatsoever. What we do here is to gather contributions from different persons and sum it together to take a single step.

There are bad and good advises here and we should always peruse well with diligence before we take any opinion from any source especially when we ask for advise from random people.

[Sandra_hakeem]

So many informative ways are sometimes, filed with some miserable uncertainty; just to please the listeners or get credits for being very informative. So there are meant to be vetted appropriately, to avoid exchanging 'sacarsm' for the main idea -- one of which a user might decide to write out something In a way they understand and, in the process, the information losses its profound meaning.

Sometimes, making an information figurative (personification) could snatch its original meaning -- as the inscription might not be an exact / alternative thoery for the comparison -- for whatever reasons, it were irrelevant and makes incomplete CONCORDANCE.

Sandra's advise;
Y'all be careful with whatever informations you wanna acquire. Let go or, better still, suppress your unnecessary inquisitions and understand that learning is a process. All the informations that you need are viable; accessible, if not, read wide to avoid getting on with some self-invented facts.

Sandra 💇

[Kasabus]

You OP could assess if that advice is good or bad. But in this forum, you can expect those things and it was you to sort it up. Ignoring is the best thing to do as we can't stop seeing those things knowing that the forum accepts all opinions from different people. Sometimes I receive PM from some members and I don't spend time replying to them unless it is necessary. So, if you think it was not good, don't bother yourself to deal with it but rather go straight to what you expect from others, maybe somebody could fill some satisfying advice.

There are really negative advices coming from some members but it’s only rare to find them since most of the advices are still helpful and useful so you only have to sort things out which way you’ll benefit the most. While others fall on bad ones, we can expect that this forum filter most of the advices so that we still end up following those advices that will greatly help us in shaping up our investments.

[Adbitco]

This place has been a place where I feels my self is being educated from and mostly got more understanding about cryptos and latest happening concerned all news and political information across the globe since the forum goes with the authentication of post origins. Anytime I m bored here is my favorite place to get busied and keep myself happy to read some funny questions from Newbies.
Sometimes their questions seems to be very funny and I will keep laughing.