How did you start your posting life as a newbie??? only for full mem, Sr and leg

[SOKO-DEKE]

I think this post has been ringing in my head for a long time ago, so I said to myself to let it out, please on behalf of all the newbies we like you to recommend to us how you did the magic on your post count and also merit court and how to do things on the forum and also on how you  share your time table for the forum, I believe that all  the guidance may be of benefit to us as a newbie I know we still have a long way to go and also I believe that this forum is about United on together so please do well to help us
Note this
This topic is not for a newbie or jr member but asking questions is allowed

In the newbie stages, it's always going to be hard because many newbies don't have the proper knowledge to keep their conversations smooth with other forum members, so they also find it boring because of the knowledge they don't have. But as time goes on, when newbies getting more knowledge about the forum, Bitcoin, cryptocurrency in general, and other topics involved in discussion in the forum, they improve, and the conversation in the forum becomes easier. There is nothing like magic in terms of activities and merit earning, but it depends on how you dedicate your time and always contribute valuable information to the forum.

[Aikidoka]

So basically this forum is for sharing knowledge and engaging in conversations related to Bitcoin and crypto in general. I feel as a starting point you need to gain a basic understanding of how Bitcoin works on your own and then  you can learn a lot of things here, members here are really friendly and willing to help if you don't understand something. If you're interested in ranking up your account, I recommend staying active and posting regularly.

You can share cool ideas, knowledge, engaging in good conversations or seek help in any way you need. It's important to make constructive posts if you're looking for merits because that's really important to rank up

As for time management, personally I use the forum a few days a week typically for about 10 to 12 hours. I spend time reading news, participating in conversations and sharing ideas or experiences.

Good luck OP!

[CryptSafe]

You have heard numerous opinions and views as regards your inquiries here but I would want you to know that learning is a continuous process and can never stop. Do you believe that the people here can learn from you irrespective of your rank here. There are some information and update that you might have gotten at your disposal which might be of good help and importance to the platform and her members to tap or key into. So nobody is an island here be it a newbie or an established member. All are here for information and update.so feel free to furnish us with yours if you do have any.

[decodx]

I don't think there is any magic behind this. This is a forum, like many other forums that exist online. You should get involved in discussions on topics that interest you. Asking and answering questions, helping and giving advice to other members where you can, expressing your opinion... Don't worry if you don't have all the answers right away, nobody expects you to be an expert from the start. The key is to engage, learn, and contribute in a way that feels comfortable to you. Over time, as your knowledge grows, you'll naturally feel more confident in actively participating in discussions.

[Asuspawer09]

I think this post has been ringing in my head for a long time ago, so I said to myself to let it out, please on behalf of all the newbies we like you to recommend to us how you did the magic on your post count and also merit court and how to do things on the forum and also on how you  share your time table for the forum, I believe that all  the guidance may be of benefit to us as a newbie I know we still have a long way to go and also I believe that this forum is about United on together so please do well to help us
Note this
This topic is not for a newbie or jr member but asking questions is allowed

When i started here in the forum merit system doesnt really exist that time so you could pretty much post anything that you wanted without worrying on getting a merit or not. You could just rank up if you have a lot of post on your account by default by just waiting your the 2 weeks to past. So probably there was more of spamming that time when I first started here in the forum.

What I do is just ask anything that I just want to know about Bitcoin and cryptocurrency, I also started on my cryptocurrency journey so there are a lot of things that i dont have any idea at all. But thats the good thing since I could pretty much just post it here in the forum and members is going to help me figure it out which is probably the best thing. Also I answer a lot of question that i have an idea on, sharing my journey and experience on scam websites,exchangers,gambling etc. Theres no competetion on the forum so you could post anytime that you wanted to, surely members here is going to reward you merits if you have a lot of useful topic and put your effort on it.

[Pandu Geddon]

I first learned crypto trading on an exchange recommended by a friend of mine before finally finding this forum through an internet search when looking for some Bitcoin related news.
When I created the account I didn't know much, but I went to the local council and sent a PM to one of the active members to explain how this forum works. he told me how to earn Bitcoins on forums by joining campaigns, to be honest, it caught my attention.
however, there may be more of them coming to forums as well to earn Bitcoins from forum campaigns.

[icalical]

I don't think there is any magic or secret to be an active member, some people are just up for discussion anytime on any topic, some are up for certain time and certain topic, some are just like to read and observe, so if you wish to be higher rank member in a quicktime then you better be up for discussion anytime on any topic, but it will likely that you post some spam and its not good.

For me personally I just do what I enjoy, I never think about my rank, or merit or anything, I post anything that I want, whenever I want, never have any schedule too.

[Dimitri94]

The first thing newbies should do is to gain knowledge as well as have to practicing patience. When a person learns to be patient, he will be able to take his knowledge a step further. I think he should make a habit of reading posts rather than posting early. The more posts you read, the more knowledge you will gain. There are also many users in the forum who have more merit than post activity. As much time as a person spends in this platform, he will get the results accordingly. But the interesting thing is that for those who are hungry for knowledge, this platform will help them to reach the set goals very quickly.

[CarnagexD]

I think this post has been ringing in my head for a long time ago, so I said to myself to let it out, please on behalf of all the newbies we like you to recommend to us how you did the magic on your post count and also merit court and how to do things on the forum and also on how you  share your time table for the forum, I believe that all  the guidance may be of benefit to us as a newbie I know we still have a long way to go and also I believe that this forum is about United on together so please do well to help us
Note this
This topic is not for a newbie or jr member but asking questions is allowed

Man just be very participative. Search bar will be very helpful and posting on the right thread is one most the game changer for me. Not only that, there would be times that once you feel that there's a value exchange in the forum, something will click on you. You will truly find some post that is relevant to your own experience and you make it a basis of your own research. From there you build interactions with other members. Having the perspective of the next person is always helpful. And also like I said it's an exchange of views, so you got to be generous too to share your experience and ideas.

[Daniel91]

I have been a member of many Internet forums in my life, so it was not difficult for me to get used to this forum.
I've been a member of this forum for almost 10 years, and since I didn't really know much about crypto or bitcoin in the beginning, I mostly wrote in the offtopic and read the posts of other, older and more experienced members.
Over time, I started writing in my local board and later I became active in the English part of the forum.
As I learned more and gained more experience about crypto and bitcoin, I started writing more in other parts of the forum. I think it's a natural path for all forum members.

[rby]

I have been a member of many Internet forums in my life, so it was not difficult for me to get used to this forum.
I've been a member of this forum for almost 10 years, and since I didn't really know much about crypto or bitcoin in the beginning, I mostly wrote in the offtopic and read the posts of other, older and more experienced members.
Over time, I started writing in my local board and later I became active in the English part of the forum.
As I learned more and gained more experience about crypto and bitcoin, I started writing more in other parts of the forum. I think it's a natural path for all forum members.

Thank you very much for this. It is a gradual process in the forum to make progress.
When I first started here so many years ago, it was all about making money and shilling projects. So I did not have the time to use the forum in a normal way of discussion with people unless about the project and announcement.

That was how I started my journey. But at a time I gave up everything I became so interested in the gambling board where I discuss football in the mega threads and I derive so much joy doing it.

But at a time(recently), I see myself integrating fully into the forum by using it the normal way of forum, like discussion, sharing knowledge and replying posts and mentions.

[AakZaki]

There was no merit system when I first joined and the forum was still very quiet. There were only a few senior members who continued to be active until now. I started my posts even by joining bounty campaigns and if I did so nowadays, I would be considered a spammer. After starting to understand and get used to the forum, I participated in various discussions to broaden my knowledge. Then after the merit system was implemented, being a more productive and active member was encouraged.  People will give merit to posts that deserve to be rewarded, so you need to do the hard work from now onwards

[NeilLostBitCoin]

I think this post has been ringing in my head for a long time ago, so I said to myself to let it out, please on behalf of all the newbies we like you to recommend to us how you did the magic on your post count and also merit court and how to do things on the forum and also on how you  share your time table for the forum, I believe that all  the guidance may be of benefit to us as a newbie I know we still have a long way to go and also I believe that this forum is about United on together so please do well to help us
Note this
This topic is not for a newbie or jr member but asking questions is allowed

Before when you reach the amount of post you will automatically rank up , I forgot when will be the day of week where people will rank up according to their post and activity. Right now, this forum's quality is improving because of the merit system but sometimes don't get offended I saw some who gives merit consecutively to single person I dunno maybe they are friends or what but I don't mind , I just want to have a peaceful sr member here in the forum and I got knowledge and wisdom for free.

[o48o]

When I joined this forum there was no merit system yet, so I became a Hero member by just posting whatever came to mind, and I didn't have a goal of joining signature campaign, my main motivation of checking the forum was looking for jobs and altcoin bounties, so I was only making a few posts per day to keep increasing the activity score. As I earned more bitcoins, I became very interested in how Bitcoin works and what awaits it in the future, I started participating in discussions and started earning merit for my posts.

So my advice to newbies is to not force yourself doing something that you don't want to do.

This was my story as well, i has a high rank account before i even realized that there are bounties to make money from, might have been hero. I mostly posted under announcements to keep up what's happening and to argue with the fudsters. I think every single one of those coins has died already so fudsters were right in the end. Also altcoin announcements were the place where i found new mineable coins (before icos) with fair launches to not so fair launches.

[CryptSafe]

I have been a member of many Internet forums in my life, so it was not difficult for me to get used to this forum.
I've been a member of this forum for almost 10 years, and since I didn't really know much about crypto or bitcoin in the beginning, I mostly wrote in the offtopic and read the posts of other, older and more experienced members.
Over time, I started writing in my local board and later I became active in the English part of the forum.
As I learned more and gained more experience about crypto and bitcoin, I started writing more in other parts of the forum. I think it's a natural path for all forum members.

I think identifying with local boards helps alot because there is much freedom of association and speech to the ordinary levels there. There and then one could ask questions in their local languages because it gives way for proper understanding, guidance and support for newbies to easily adapt to the system.

As a member of various platforms, this would give you the insight of how platforms run and how to manage them to be able be outstanding and competitive where ever you find yourself.

[suzanne5223]

My posting life as a newbie was through a lack of knowledge about cryptocurrency and as a one-liner poster because I join the forum through an altcoin which is now quenched off the market but it was introduced to me by a friend. Almost giving up then until I learn that there's more to cryptocurrency and that this forum also has vast benefits that will totally change my understanding of cryptocurrency investment.

[CryptSafe]

My posting life as a newbie was through a lack of knowledge about cryptocurrency and as a one-liner poster because I join the forum through an altcoin which is now quenched off the market but it was introduced to me by a friend. Almost giving up then until I learn that there's more to cryptocurrency and that this forum also has vast benefits that will totally change my understanding of cryptocurrency investment.

Truly mate there is more to cryptocurrency than we think. Initially when i ventured into crypto as a newbie, my thoughts were just about buying and selling  cryptocurrency which is just the least about blockchain and even here too. After i got onboard, I had to do lots of research about this platform and on this platform i worked on my cryptocurrency knowledge and going vast and wide in knowing more about what bitcoin stands for and the sole reason it was invented by Satoshi, there and then i understood the essence of crypto, my reason changed and i began doing lots of activities on crypto and on this platform i worked to making sure i contribute in comments and posts so as to aid newbies scale through the platform. This has been my journey so far.

[suzanne5223]

My posting life as a newbie was through a lack of knowledge about cryptocurrency and as a one-liner poster because I join the forum through an altcoin which is now quenched off the market but it was introduced to me by a friend. Almost giving up then until I learn that there's more to cryptocurrency and that this forum also has vast benefits that will totally change my understanding of cryptocurrency investment.

Truly mate there is more to cryptocurrency than we think. Initially when i ventured into crypto as a newbie, my thoughts were just about buying and selling  cryptocurrency which is just the least about blockchain and even here too. After i got onboard, I had to do lots of research about this platform and on this platform i worked on my cryptocurrency knowledge and going vast and wide in knowing more about what bitcoin stands for and the sole reason it was invented by Satoshi, there and then i understood the essence of crypto, my reason changed and i began doing lots of activities on crypto and on this platform i worked to making sure i contribute in comments and posts so as to aid newbies scale through the platform. This has been my journey so far.

It's normal for newbies to think that investing in cryptocurrencies involves buying low and selling high, but it's not normal to learn more about the ecosystem. The sad reality is that in the past, it was more difficult to get access to up-to-date information about cryptocurrencies than it is now, where newcomers can quickly find information that will improve their understanding.

[Sandra_hakeem]

Aha.!!! Is this supposed to be a self-moderated thread or what? You should have done it the proper way instead - it's not right to prevent anyone from talking under your post except otherwise.
Well, uhhhh ....my account was dormant for a long time cus I was plagued with an ailment that I had to be operated; at the time, I had only few merits - say 16... Then nothing really happened. I came back fully and I was inspired by this man - Mocacino. He gave me a clue on how to survive in here and that was what I lived with, until I started developing myself. Malek, Jay and philipma also inspired me at some point, then I grew strong in faith; ain't no magic honestly.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

[GiftedMAN]

I think the op should edit this post and allow every one irrespective of their rank to also contribute since there's no much difference between the op and the other ranks which are not allowed to contribute on this topic.
Back to the question of the op, I think being here as a newbie was one of the challenges I encountered because then I was so scared of what to comment since I have no knowledge about the things of the forum nor cryptocurrency but as time goes on, I realized that with thousands of information being shared freely here, a newbie who's notion is to gain knowledge can actually learn faster if such person is dedicated to learning and being more active here and constant reading and research is the best way for a newbie to grab things here faster.

I drew my inspiration not to give up after I read about a member here who spent almost two years as a full member without progressing to another rank due to lack of merit but when he finally gained the knowledge, he surprised everyone I think that story is enough to motivate anyone who's planning to give up to stay strong. Be active, real, dedicated and avoid cheating you will be happy to see how fast you will go here.