What type of posts should a newbie post?

[BitDane]

It is not forbidden to create a thread that inquires an important topic that may help other newbies in their participation in the forum.  Aside from the guideline given on the earlier replies and the Newbie Guideline pinned thread, it is a good thing that you read and understand the topic of the thread, try to browse the replies and see if your thought is already been stated by the earlier reply, and if your thought is already stated, you can either agree with the thought giving your own version and your own example of the reply since answer maybe the same but they have different example that strengthen the impact of the given replies. You can always search the internet if ever you have doubt about the replies and correct them with your own information supported by the fact stated on the internet.

Another thing, don't be rush in answering threads, often times misreading happen resulting in your reply going out of topic.

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[Cantsay]

As a newbie on this Bitcointalk forum, I wish to be guided by the high-rank members of this Bitcointalk forum on the type of posts I am to make that will not go against the Bitcointalk forum rules.

I guess you have already receive more than enough advice that should get you started but let me add some that I feel will also be useful to you to some extent.

As a newbie I'm sure you'll come accross so manny threads that you have no clue of waht discussion is going on there, my advice is that you take it up to yourself to do some research and learn more on that topic, you might nit get the chance to add to the thred but still just learn it because there is a 80% chance that such type of tthread will be created again in the future and by that you'll something to contribute to the topic, I learnt this from some reputable members in my local board. And that reminds me if you're yet to locate you local board do well to locate it and I'm sure they'll be more than happy to have you in their midst.
Btw, Welcome to bitcointalk.

[Gallar]

As a newbie on this Bitcointalk forum, I wish to be guided by the high-rank members of this Bitcointalk forum on the type of posts I am to make that will not go against the Bitcointalk forum rules.

If you are confused by your thoughts, you better read the rules in this forum, because by reading these rules, I'm sure the confusion you have now will be answered. After all, maybe you already know that this forum has a focus on chat or discussion about bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. So what you have to post on this forum, of course, most of it has to be about crypto and all its ins and outs. So that's all you should be referring to first, although there are other boards dealing with economics, politics, gambling, and other topics. But I suggest you better focus first on discussing crypto, and for other topics let it flow. Because the longer you stay in this forum, and are willing to learn, all the topics or discussions you will definitely understand.

But if you are still confused about all the rules written on this forum and about my explanation, you can see the posts of other members in this forum, whose ratings are already very high, you can continue to study and observe so that you understand and understand.

And one more thing, don't feel too pressured by the name of making a post. If you haven't been able to post something in this forum, just read the posts and replies in this forum first. Don't be too hasty, because this is a discussion forum, because being a reader first is also not a problem, even in my opinion it will be very good, when you one day express your opinion in this forum and it will definitely be good for your knowledge.

[Poker Player]

As a newbie on this Bitcointalk forum, I wish to be guided by the high-rank members of this Bitcointalk forum on the type of posts I am to make that will not go against the Bitcointalk forum rules.

I don't want to discourage you, but my experience is that those who try to find for themselves and even more so for such simple things usually have a better future in this forum than those who wait for it to be served to them on a platter. Try to use the forum to learn and share experiences and knowledge and that's it. You'll learn as you go along.

[Timmzzy]

I guess you have gotten the answer you needed just go ahead to lock the thread, i belive you know how to go about that, if nope, just scroll all the way down on this topic and you should see LOCK TOPIC at the right hand corner of the post. you are welcome

[Lucius]

Why every Newbie thinks he has to need to write something on the forum, while on the other hand most completely neglect what is much more important, which is to start reading the rules and the sticky topics. What I'm saying is that there are already adequate answers to every such question, and if they are asked indefinitely, it's just a waste of time for all of us.

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I think you're asking too much, but if nothing else, at least you've tried

[lab10collective]

As a newbie on this Bitcointalk forum, I wish to be guided by the high-rank members of this Bitcointalk forum on the type of posts I am to make that will not go against the Bitcointalk forum rules.

I think you should be careful before posting here to always ask questions here that are related to this platform. If you have to answer someone, always be polite and never use hateful words. Avoid discussing a topic if you don't know about it.Always try to give useful information and try to get good and useful advice from here.Here always try to ask questions in simple and easy words so that others can easily understand, So that you can get the results you want.Always express your views, Reading other people's posts and changing words is strictly prohibited here.

[CryptSafe]

It is not forbidden to create a thread that inquires an important topic that may help other newbies in their participation in the forum.  Aside from the guideline given on the earlier replies and the Newbie Guideline pinned thread, it is a good thing that you read and understand the topic of the thread, try to browse the replies and see if your thought is already been stated by the earlier reply, and if your thought is already stated, you can either agree with the thought giving your own version and your own example of the reply since answer maybe the same but they have different example that strengthen the impact of the given replies. You can always search the internet if ever you have doubt about the replies and correct them with your own information supported by the fact stated on the internet.

Another thing, don't be rush in answering threads, often times misreading happen resulting in your reply going out of topic.

You are correct mate, as a matter of fact, thread of inquiries is very important as it bothers a question and answer conversation between members guiding a newbie to scale through onboard this platform.
Newbies on their own have roles to play in reading through to getting knowledge about the platform which keeps their knowledge enlightened about how things are done on this platform.

[Jet Cash]

Well one tip is to avoid starting threads and posting to keep asking the same question. I looked through your history to see if I could encourage you by meriting one of your posts, but you don't seem to be contributing to any discussions.

[Jimmycrooks]

As a newbie on this Bitcointalk forum, I wish to be guided by the high-rank members of this Bitcointalk forum on the type of posts I am to make that will not go against the Bitcointalk forum rules.

Dear OP as a fellow newbie I'd advise to stick to reading post and engaging in the comment sections than making actually posts.

Sure you should make valuable posts once in a while but they should be more or questions or discussions than teaching. That's a mistake I made when I joined the forum. Stick to this and you'll be golden .

[Sandra_hakeem]

As a newbie on this Bitcointalk forum, I wish to be guided by the high-rank members of this Bitcointalk forum on the type of posts I am to make that will not go against the Bitcointalk forum rules.

Have you understood prolly the essence of this great forum or Bitcoin itself?? I don't think you have... As a newbie, you cannot write what you don't even have any clue about, so why bother?
Look up for meanings to certain terminologies you find in here: read FAQs and Threads for beginners in here.. they'll certainly guide you on realizing your purpose in here.
Secondly, don't always be in a haste to post ... Read the web and also make sure to read bitcoin.org for an illustrious definition of Bitcoin and how the whole system works.. you'll certainly know what to post from there.

Well one tip is to avoid starting threads and posting to keep asking the same question. I looked through your history to see if I could encourage you by meriting one of your posts, but you don't seem to be contributing to any discussions.

The old man is right!

Sandra 🧑‍🦰