Is it important to have a niche in this forum or not

[348Judah]

It's not news that specialization in a particular area brings out a lot of quality in people's works. But do you guys think that a newbie should focus on developing a niche to thrive in or diversify his/her interests as much as possible

Diversification is good amd import but dont start any yet until tou have the confidence to be able to run one, what would be the essence of making diversity and having nothing to show for it, if you're talking about being diversified onbthis forum then you must have acquired a knowledge at a very reasonable convincing standard in that particular area in other not to make your post off topic or shit post that will end up been deleted, so when the time comes, you yourself will have the urge to diversify, its a natural flow that comes along with your progress in learning things.

[Adbitco]

Specialization depends on the individuals you could be comfortable with the current state (Section) you are which needed an advancement or an enhancement. There are many people who have been specialized on a particular areas but have not enhances their skills and mode of operations, so for you to be a specialist you need to go for information to be active on your field of studying or workplace and even marketplace, particularly area of concern towards the forum.

[isaac_clarke22]

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Hundred percent true. This is why I do not really look towards the forum ranking that much when I answer someone else's question. I sometimes visit Mining section and knowing that some lower "forum rank" users ask something that I do not even know what is it all about just tells that the forum ranking just means nothing.

A user could be a newbie rank by chances due to the forum system, but the knowledge of the user might say otherwise.

[2stout]

No, it is not necessarily important to have a niche in this forum as you can still make your point or it can be discredited.  Establishing a niche doesn't hurt and is more beneficial if there are areas you hang out or specialize in.

[Pmalek]

Apart from the beginners& help section, is there any other board or childboard you could recommend for a newbie?

Don't limit yourself in that way when the forum and its administration haven't restricted your from browsing all subs except for a few less important sections. Start at the top and make your way down. Every sub has a few explanatory sentences about the type of discussions you can expect to find there. Read those and consider if that is something that seems interesting to you. If not, find something else.

That's the best way to understand what this forum has to offer, unless you have a clear idea in your mind of what you want to do here. If that's the case, speak up so we can provide more info.

[Viscore]

It's not news that specialization in a particular area brings out a lot of quality in people's works. But do you guys think that a newbie should focus on developing a niche to thrive in or diversify his/her interests as much as possible

I think you should follow your interests and what interests you.
Each of the forum members is different and is interested in a different aspect of the crypto industry.
Are you more interested in technology, business, or maybe you just want to meet crypto enthusiasts from your local area?
Only you know the answer to these questions, and accordingly you will choose the part of the forum that suits your interests.
Personally, I believe that investments should be diversified, not personal interests 
No one can follow all areas and be an expert in everything.

No one may be doing something without the interest on it. So definitely, there should be high interest and focus on the things that keep you growing. Like in crypto forum, if you think you are good in gambling discussion, then go for it because that will develop you skills in gambling too. However, if I were to suggest, once you enter the forum, you should be knowledgeable in all aspects of the forum, like in bitcoin discussion, trading discussion, or even in gambling discussion. That way, whatever task you are given, you will never be left behind.

[Cryptomultiplier]

Apart from the beginners& help section, is there any other board or childboard you could recommend for a newbie?

Don't limit yourself in that way when the forum and its administration haven't restricted your from browsing all subs except for a few less important sections. Start at the top and make your way down. Every sub has a few explanatory sentences about the type of discussions you can expect to find there. Read those and consider if that is something that seems interesting to you. If not, find something else.

That's the best way to understand what this forum has to offer, unless you have a clear idea in your mind of what you want to do here. If that's the case, speak up so we can provide more info.

The forum is housed with many sections of interesting topics one can make input on or grab information from. What is most important is to firstly identify your reason and what information you aim to grab and explore others as your insight expands.
So many boards with many discussions exist, but only someone with clear understanding after going through the posts can make intelligent comment. If you seem to like a particular section in the forum, stick around much longer while exploring others. 

[YellowWitty1]

That depends on why you are here. Personally, I think it’s good to have a niche as this helps you understand one thing at a one time, otherwise it gets too messy. But for nebiew, it’s good to have a general view before selecting their niche.

[gantez]

But do you guys think that a newbie should focus on developing a niche to thrive in or diversify his/her interests as much as possible

When we referring to newbie in this forum, we are mistaking something at the same time to the word called newbie. The reality talking regarding to newbie is that there are some already experienced before finding this platform or other means that may be they are already reading here or have account here but if genuinely newbie that have no knowledge at all before having a account, that kind of newbie referred to a "virgin newbie", it is better for such kind of newbie to developing a niche and grow init. Developing a niche is out of what area you have the passion and you start to develop in it fast than forcing yourself in area you are struggling. That is why there is many boards in the forum, you can concentrate on the boards you can contribute very well and add value to it and as you get more experience you can diversify to other aspect. I think diversification is also depending on areas you will do better based on the interest and capacity you have.

[Rruchi man]

It's not news that specialization in a particular area brings out a lot of quality in people's works. But do you guys think that a newbie should focus on developing a niche to thrive in or diversify his/her interests as much as possible

Before you begin to diversify your niche, it can be beneficial to first develop yourself and specialise in an area while you observe and learn about other areas you would like to try out before you go and contribute there. Rushing to contribute everywhere even before you have an idea of the subject, thinking it is a good strategy to learn will only result in you being labelled as a shitty poster and most likely ignored by some forum members since they have noticed that you have no idea of what you are saying.

[Sanitough]

I don't think you should force yourself to do either.

If you're more comfortable focusing on one thing for a while then you should do that, if not it'll be useless.

If you're a newbie here I think trying to get a broad sense of everything is a good start. If you're focusing on one thing you'll have to keep going from widening your content exposure to reducing it (repeatedly) and I don't think that's a good way to start unless you don't know how to find other things or only have one specific interest at the time you started here.

If you're interested in crypto you'll do much better being interested in that on here than you will be by having interest in the forum (a lot of users a skeptical of newer users who try to police the forum too as soon as they arrive via reputation topics and trust).

It will be best if a newbie starts to familiarize everything in the market first before he goes specific and chose his own specialization. That way, he will be knowledgeable in all areas in the crypto market as that would be his edge so he can be successful later on. And eventually, he may find and settle on his own niche as time goes by. Because I believe at the end of the day, any newbie will discover his strengths and weaknesses in time that will push him to do his best and excel on his own chosen niche.