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[Smart-cash]

Hello, my name is Smart-Cash. I don't know where to begin. Because I am new to this forum. I would like to know some of the rules and regulations of this forum and guidelines to avoid getting Lost.

Furthermore, how would like to learn more about cryptocurrencies and Blockchain technology, How do they operate?
 

[Cantsay]

Welcome to Bitcointalk.org.

It seems like a lot of em newbies have been poppin’ up in the forum with the same question lately, I do hope you guys find the time to gain and utilise the knowledge that the forum has to offer.

Alright back at you Op, I’d love you to check out the rules of the forum. Because if you really wanna stay in the forum with out encountering any issue with the admin then you should start with going through the rules of the forum. Click here to check em’out.

It will also benefit you if you take out your time to check the following links that I’ll be providing for you.

• https://github.com/bitcoinbook/bitcoinbook#chapters
• https://www.bitcoin.com/get-started/
• https://learnmeabitcoin.com/
• Beginners & Encyclopaedia

[Hamza2424]

Hello, my name is Smart-Cash. I don't know where to begin. Because I am new to this forum. I would like to know some of the rules and regulations of this forum and guidelines to avoid getting Lost.

Furthermore, how would like to learn more about cryptocurrencies and Blockchain technology, How do they operate?

There are no complex rules for local boards you can ask locally and for the other section you can read the pin posts there, I think the most prominent rule newbies need to be informed of is the forum doesn't compromise on the content quality and originality so you must not spam in any term of AI or Plagiarism.

Things similar to that, for rest you will go through them as time will pass.

[Ndabagi01]

Hello, my name is Smart-Cash. I don't know where to begin. Because I am new to this forum. I would like to know some of the rules and regulations of this forum and guidelines to avoid getting Lost.

Furthermore, how would like to learn more about cryptocurrencies and Blockchain technology, How do they operate?

I believe your name should say a lot about your personality.  If you're as "smart" as your name suggests, understanding the forum won't be too difficult for you to figure out with time. Cantasy has already provided you with several resources to help you learn more about cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. Take your time reading them because they will guide you here and keep you from getting lost in discussions or when you come across one.

Also check here to know what to do as a newbie. It will also give you a guide in the forum.

[Dzwaafu11]

Hello, my name is Smart-Cash. I don't know where to begin. Because I am new to this forum. I would like to know some of the rules and regulations of this forum and guidelines to avoid getting Lost.

You're welcome to bitcointalk. You are already in the right place. Feel free to say what is bordering you regarding bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies; you will get it here. However, as you can see, the number of new users is increasing day by day. All you need to do is read the rules and regulations governing the forum.

NOTE: The most important thing here is plagiarism, mate. Don't make that mistake here because that is what most newbies do and get themselves banned, so I highly recommend you be careful of what you write here. Make sure what you are discussing here is not someone's idea or something copied from the internet. Such things are prohibited, mate. I wish you the best of luck while operating on the forum.

You can use click read before posting

Also to more about some key things before you proceed on the forum everything you need to know about activity, merits system and others

Furthermore, how would like to learn more about cryptocurrencies and Blockchain technology, How do they operate?

You can get as much as you want learn Here

[mk4]

First unofficial rule: Probably read around or use Google first before asking as to prevent redundant questions. This questions is being asked like a few times a week.

Topic: New to the Forums, hello everyone! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5459900.0

[Poker Player]

First unofficial rule: Probably read around or use Google first before asking as to prevent redundant questions. This questions is being asked like a few times a week.

Topic: New to the Forums, hello everyone! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5459900.0

Yeah, the same story again.

I don't like to be hard on newbies, and I know that sometimes I have been in threads of this style although more crude, but I don't see a promising future for those who come to the forum expecting us to give them everything on a platter. I don't know, maybe I lived in a time when when you wanted to acquire knowledge about a specific topic you had to physically leave home and go to a library, or to buy books maybe previously having talked with someone so they could guide you on how to get the information, while today you can get a lot of information that the wise men of antiquity could not have even dreamed of at the click of a button.

My advice, OP is to be as autonomous as possible to acquire knowledge of the topics discussed in the forum and in general. Of course, if you have a specific question when you are learning, ask in the forum and we will help you.

[Mpamaegbu]

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Yeah, the same story again.

I don't like to be hard on newbies, and I know that sometimes I have been in threads of this style although more crude, but I don't see a promising future for those who come to the forum expecting us to give them everything on a platter.

You aren't harsh if you've this mindset. I do too. Sometimes I think it's sheer laziness that makes them ask questions that are staring them in the fact right there. I believe anyone genuinely seeking knowledge will be voracious in reading and researching and when I don't find it in these newbies, I summarily conclude they just want to be here for the grab; so to say. Recently, we've seen a preponderance of "I'm a newbie" threads pop up here and there. They can lurk around, study and read comments in the forum and form answers to some of the questions they might have asked in a haste, without screaming they're here.

[Issa56]

Hello, my name is Smart-Cash. I don't know where to begin. Because I am new to this forum. I would like to know some of the rules and regulations of this forum and guidelines to avoid getting Lost.

Furthermore, how would like to learn more about cryptocurrencies and Blockchain technology, How do they operate?
 

Welcome to the forum. A few members that commented above me already gave you the necessary information that you need, so I don't have to send the same link again. But I notice that every newbie joining the forum is creating a similar thread making an introduction, which I think is not really making sense. All the necessary information that we all need to post on the forum has already been pinned, so I see no reason to ask for the links again, and I am sure even after posting the link here, most of those newbies won't still read it. Maybe a thread should be created in case any newbies decide to make an introduction. They can do it there, but it's annoying seeing newbies introduce themselves every week.

[avp2306]

Hello, my name is Smart-Cash. I don't know where to begin. Because I am new to this forum. I would like to know some of the rules and regulations of this forum and guidelines to avoid getting Lost.

Furthermore, how would like to learn more about cryptocurrencies and Blockchain technology, How do they operate?
 

Its not necessary needed to post that you are new here much better if you read first the threads post especially those pinned ones since from that you can learn a lot of informations there.

Also there's a search bar in this forum and everything you search will pop up there so best use that since for sure you would not waste your time reading unnecessary post from multiple people.

[Hyphen(-)]

NOTE: The most important thing here is plagiarism, mate. Don't make that mistake here because that is what most newbies do and get themselves banned, so I highly recommend you be careful of what you write here. Make sure what you are discussing here is not someone's idea or something copied from the internet. Such things are prohibited, mate. I wish you the best of luck while operating on the forum.

You can use click read before posting

Most newbies begin this way and end up plagiarising certain content in the forum and being banned by the moderators, probably because they did not follow the forum rules and advice offered to them by other forum colleagues.

Plagiarism has resulted in a significant number of bans for newcomers. I hope that newcomers will take this forum seriously by adhering to the forum rules, avoiding copy and paste, and developing contents from AI.

Nevertheless, welcome to the forum, Smart-cash. I hope you take all the advice given to you by my fellow colleagues and make use of the links provided for you because they are the foundation you need now. Best of luck.

[Lucius]

I would like to think that it is different, but somehow it seems to me that these days we have a lot more newbies who do not seem unique to me, not only in the way they think when it comes to Bitcoin, but also in the sense that they are not very innovative (and not even smart) when choosing their names. The term "smart" seems to be quite popular these days

Let me use this medium to retroduce my self again, I'm smartgoat.
~snip~

And then straight from the B&H newbie writes a post like this, really smart, right?


Source


Of course I'm not saying that the OP is someone's alt account, but the methods people use to build alt farms on this forum are getting more and more cunning. Therefore, I would recommend that you be careful with merits until you are sure that the user is a unique person who has sincere intentions.

[Odusko]

Ops have not responded to any comment here since the creation of the thread and as a newbie I believe he is busy reading and observing others comments to know where to start,  I am sure he will already read the forum rules and have digested them,  making sure not to violate any of them.
So at that let me join others to welcome you to the forum and in going forward,  the only thing that differentiates you from others is your unique ability to prove us wrong that you going to be a wonderful forum member in the future.

[ImThour]

Hi, welcome to the forum. I can see you have already gained a lot of answers on your question about how the technology works or what this forum is about. I would like to add some basic etiquettes which I would expect any new beginner to follow while being on this forum. Can't really enforce them but still, would appreciate if you follow them.

- Read more, post less.
- Use search feature, you can even search on Google for posts from this forum (any xyz topic bitcointalk.org)
- Make sure you write what you strongly believe in, no one is perfect. Do not judge people from their forum ranks.

[Poker Player]

I would like to think that it is different, but somehow it seems to me that these days we have a lot more newbies who do not seem unique to me, not only in the way they think when it comes to Bitcoin, but also in the sense that they are not very innovative (and not even smart) when choosing their names. The term "smart" seems to be quite popular these days

I agree with your reading that the OP probably many of the newbies we see around here are undeclared alts. In principle, even if they don't say they are alts, we don't have to assume they break the rules and alts are allowed, but in most cases we end up finding out over time that they trade merits with each other or join the same signature campaign, things like that.

Of course I'm not saying that the OP is someone's alt account, but the methods people use to build alt farms on this forum are getting more and more cunning. Therefore, I would recommend that you be careful with merits until you are sure that the user is a unique person who has sincere intentions.

In any case, we should give merits to their posts simply for the quality of the content.

[israt1@]

You're welcome. First you spend time here. Know all the boards and forum rules. Use the search button a lot. You'll find almost everything. When you can't find it, create a topic. You'll get answers.

As I ask to be active on your local board.

[Timmzzy]

Hello, my name is Smart-Cash. I don't know where to begin. Because I am new to this forum. I would like to know some of the rules and regulations of this forum and guidelines to avoid getting Lost.

Furthermore, how would like to learn more about cryptocurrencies and Blockchain technology, How do they operate?

first of all you are welcome, to bitcointalk.org a place to learn and earn at the same time thats if you know how to be patient, now i believe few members have shared a link to where you will get all the rules and guidelines of the forum. Now what i will want you to do for me is to lock the topic, that feature is located at the right hand side of the post you made at the bottom. which i know you dont need any further answers.

[Doan9269]

Hello, my name is Smart-Cash. I don't know where to begin. Because I am new to this forum. I would like to know some of the rules and regulations of this forum and guidelines to avoid getting Lost.

Now that you've received enough advice and links to learn from what's expected of you as a newbie to the forum, i will add my own suggestion that you should give a serious attention to the rules especially, and create time to occasionally read them in other to get familiar with them, I will also like to make an emphatic stress on this rule which says "don't PLAGIARIZE" it's the quickest way to end a journey on bitcointalk.

Furthermore, how would like to learn more about cryptocurrencies and Blockchain technology, How do they operate?

Discover other areas that you may like from @Ratimov beginners and help encyclopedia

Beginners and Help Encyclopedia
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5364418.0

[Faisal2202]

Hello, my name is Smart-Cash. I don't know where to begin. Because I am new to this forum. I would like to know some of the rules and regulations of this forum and guidelines to avoid getting Lost.

Furthermore, how would like to learn more about cryptocurrencies and Blockchain technology, How do they operate?

Welcome Smart-cash on BTT. i hope you will grow here fast. And i hope you will develop some interest in this platform. This forum has a lot to offer (damn i am saying the same words. Not for you i just said the same things to another new member before you can see that post too if you know how to check last posts). Well, rules are pretty simple here. All you have to do is visit help section then you have to familiar with yourself the writing etiquette.

Many members must have already shared you some rules links that you can go thourhg. And i can bet to stay here for longer period of time you have to develop great interest which you will develop once you started to participate in discussions. Well my advices are here:

Do not copy past content here.
DO not use AI tools to post content here.
If you wanted to quote something then use Quote tags here.
Get familiar with the trust, and merit and ranking system from searching tab,
Try to participate in discussion for further understating of this forum.

[SatoPrincess]

Hello, my name is Smart-Cash. I don't know where to begin. Because I am new to this forum. I would like to know some of the rules and regulations of this forum and guidelines to avoid getting Lost.

Furthermore, how would like to learn more about cryptocurrencies and Blockchain technology, How do they operate?
 

Welcome to the forum @Smart-Cash. I see others have given you a warm welcome. You will find all the information you need about bitcoin here. Apart from the suggested threads, I would recommend you explore the forum and visit the various boards on the forum to find topics that would interest you.

Each board has specific topics of interest. Since you’re interested in cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, bitcoin discussion, altcoins discussion and bitcoin technical support should be a good place to start.