Let's start the journey of working with Bitcoin by following the forum rules.

[knowngunman]

Even in every government settings, there are rules and regulations and anyone against any of those rules have to pay the consequences attached, the best ticket to enjoying this forum is to first go through the forum's rules and regulations, this will let the user have a direction that will guide his behaviors on this forum if he wish to stay, but non compliance to the rules is the quickest way to end one's stay from here, lastly always don't forget not to plagiarize, this also is common to newbies.

Not only in government settings but also right from family. As a member of the family, there are certain guidelines and principles in each family that one must respect and obey all the time. If you're lucky to have a good and proper upbringing right from your family, obeying other settings rules such as this platform will not be hard for you. The problem with most of this newbies is eagerness to post and get merits in haste without having regards for principles. Even in school as a new intake, you'll not be ask to write at first but pay attention to teachers, observe and remain focus. If you want to teach when you are suppose to learn, it's the beginning of your problem. That's the case with the Op.

[JunaidAzizi]

After joining the community, I was confused by so many posts about Bitcoin. Where to start, where to end, which one to read first, which one to read quickly, etc. I lost interest in reading my posts. Just then, it occurred to me that it wouldn't be this way; I have to start from scratch, and to maintain the order and beauty of a place, I have to first obey the rules of that place. Only then can I propel myself to my next step. So I am starting to know the rules of the forum by reading the post at this link  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0
Because nothing is above the rules. To keep the community clean, we (especially us newbies) need to follow the forum rules and posts. We have to slowly move forward in this journey of Bitcoin by following the rules of the forum community.We newbies hope you will surely benefit from the link post, like me.
Please correct me if there is any mistake in what I said.

This does not only happen to you but everyone goes through this stage and I also passed these obstacles and now I do understand up to a certain level. But at the beginning, it is very difficult as you do not know what to do and how to do it, you do the wrong things and the seniors of the forums use harder language but if you think that language will make things easy for you if you take it seriously. In the beginning, most of the newbies ignored the forum rules and started working and as a result got negative from the DT members. The best thing is to follow the rules carefully grow slowly and gain knowledge. There is a famous quote "Slowly and steady win the match". So I expect that you should follow the rules here and if don't understand anything please ask here freely but make sure and do a small research by looking at the same question you are asking in the forums if it is already answered then do not ask it again.
Best of luck for your journey.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

After joining the community, I was confused by so many posts about Bitcoin. Where to start, where to end, which one to read first, which one to read quickly, etc. I lost interest in reading my posts. Just then, it occurred to me that it wouldn't be this way; I have to start from scratch, and to maintain the order and beauty of a place, I have to first obey the rules of that place.

I can see you are barely just 10 days old on this forum, and as such, it's visible that you have great interest about the forum and how it works, but please don't forget that people have been here before and gave up along the line due to the challenges newbies bound to overcome at their early stages here on this forum.
Hence; it is okay to get confuse, but as a newbie which you are on this forum, I will advise you to do more of learning than creating a thread or topic, because the more you read, the more you are likely to know more about the forum and how everything works.

[Ndabagi01]

After joining the community, I was confused by so many posts about Bitcoin. Where to start, where to end, which one to read first, which one to read quickly, etc. I lost interest in reading my posts. Just then, it occurred to me that it wouldn't be this way; I have to start from scratch, and to maintain the order and beauty of a place, I have to first obey the rules of that place. Only then can I propel myself to my next step. So I am starting to know the rules of the forum by reading the post at this link  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0

It's great that you're able to highlight the forum's rules and that you're willing to follow them in order to be a better member here by giving value to the community and learning more about bitcoin. Once the rules and laws governing a forum are followed, the number of fictitious individuals in the forum will be reduced, and members will have no difficulty with their conduct here. There are many other useful links that will guide you farther in the forum, but you'll learn about them later because the link you shared is the foundation of all you need to understand as a newbie.

[Iroh]

Welcome to the forum. It’s always nice to see new members on here who are ready/willing to grow and learn more about bitcoin. And a good step is familiarizing yourself on what other members find unsuitable.
It’s all good when new members read through the unofficial rules of the forum and all but I wonder why they see the need to let everyone know they’ve read it and how important it is to follow said rules. Perhaps they’re hoping for some credit which I think it’s absurd for reading through the rules.
Best of luck to you on your journey as you grow and learn more about bitcoin.

[Distinctin]

After joining the community, I was confused by so many posts about Bitcoin. Where to start, where to end, which one to read first, which one to read quickly, etc. I lost interest in reading my posts. Just then, it occurred to me that it wouldn't be this way; I have to start from scratch, and to maintain the order and beauty of a place, I have to first obey the rules of that place. Only then can I propel myself to my next step. So I am starting to know the rules of the forum by reading the post at this link  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0
Because nothing is above the rules. To keep the community clean, we (especially us newbies) need to follow the forum rules and posts. We have to slowly move forward in this journey of Bitcoin by following the rules of the forum community.We newbies hope you will surely benefit from the link post, like me.
Please correct me if there is any mistake in what I said.

Rules are the most crucial thing that one should ought to know especially if you want to take part on that certain community. So if you aim to stay longer in the forum, know the rules first and learn to abide with them. Otherwise, no matter how capable you are as a quality poster and a good investor or trader, everything won't work  and won't make you valuable unless if you decide to stick with the rules and learn to embrace it.

[lionheart78]

To keep the community clean, we (especially us newbies) need to follow the forum rules and posts.

The moderator can keep the community clean by banning members that does not follow the rules.  So following the rules can help you keep your account and avoid the ban hammer.

We have to slowly move forward in this journey of Bitcoin by following the rules of the forum community.We newbies hope you will surely benefit from the link post, like me.
Please correct me if there is any mistake in what I said.

Anyone can journey and move forward on his Bitcoin journey even if one is not a member of this forum.  It is that if one wanted to use the forum, he must abide with the forum rule.  It is a standard operating procedure in any platform.

[Japinat]

Everyone shares the same experience with you when these high ranked members are still beginners or newbies. All of us here started from a scratch, and by taking the forum topics one step at a time, we come to understand what's our priority and what's next to it. But first and foremost, we should stick with the rules and follow them without hesitations. That's the only way we can prevent ourselves from the forum bannings and suspensions when one dare to invade the forum without internalizing its rules.

[Sandra_hakeem]

You're absolutely right....
In all your gettings - if your passion thrives - get wisdom and the ability for easy assimilation.. it's wise to follow the forum rules, but more profitable to learn your way through cryptography. Following the rules and abiding by them could also earn you some more credibility.
In whatever you do, don't leave any stone unturned... Learn like you wanna know everything in one day.. don't stop!

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

[taufik123]

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It’s all good when new members read through the unofficial rules of the forum and all but I wonder why they see the need to let everyone know they’ve read it and how important it is to follow said rules. Perhaps they’re hoping for some credit which I think it’s absurd for reading through the rules.
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Everyone would expect praise and that would lead to discussion in this forum.
When you see a newbie make a thread about a rule they read, about their experience on the forum and other discussions, it just attracts everyone to comment.

All members should follow the forum rules and not break them.
And why doesn't it make sense to read the rules?
The rules should be read and understood so that you don't cross the line.

[lovesmayfamilis]

OP, registered ten days ago, and all five posts repeat almost the same thing. Why create a topic if you agree with the rules? Why write what you have read all before, sorry, but sometimes I don’t understand many people. You learned something here, why tell us? Move on, develop, and bring something new. If you want to be recognized, be interested in what is not clear, but it is not at all necessary to tell about your every step. Do you see something similar from others?

[Arenga pinnata]

Both in online and physical discussion forums. So of course the first thing we have to do and need to understand is to know every function and how to interact on this forum. Then read the rules so that when discussing, you don't break the rules.

Because even beginners sometimes don't know how to reply to a discussion that has been going on for a long time. even for beginners the quote button looks foreign. So many beginners continually only reply to the OP. because only there is a reply button. Meanwhile, to reply to the next post, they have difficulty and find out how to do it first. After that, they carried out a trial using the quote button. and it worked.

When you are still a beginner, the activities on this forum can sometimes be a little confusing. But after getting used to it everything feels more comfortable.

Another important thing is to have the motivation to continue to be active in this forum. This motivation sometimes appears when someone appreciates the posts we make.

[Mayor of ogba]

Op, I agree with you on this, it is very important to always know the rules and regulations that govern the place you are living. This will help you live in that place comfortably and share knowledge with the people there. Here in the Bitcointalk forum, if you are caught in plagiarism there is nothing you will say or do to escape the punishment of plagiarizing, your account will be banned. Always know the rules and regulations of where you are to be able to stay in that place for long.

[Finestream]

After joining the community, I was confused by so many posts about Bitcoin. Where to start, where to end, which one to read first, which one to read quickly, etc. I lost interest in reading my posts. Just then, it occurred to me that it wouldn't be this way; I have to start from scratch, and to maintain the order and beauty of a place, I have to first obey the rules of that place. Only then can I propel myself to my next step. So I am starting to know the rules of the forum by reading the post at this link  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0

It's great that you're able to highlight the forum's rules and that you're willing to follow them in order to be a better member here by giving value to the community and learning more about bitcoin. Once the rules and laws governing a forum are followed, the number of fictitious individuals in the forum will be reduced, and members will have no difficulty with their conduct here. There are many other useful links that will guide you farther in the forum, but you'll learn about them later because the link you shared is the foundation of all you need to understand as a newbie.

Rules are what makes the foundation stronger. If we have certain rules to follow, then everyone is obliged  to obey it and not to break it. Just like what we have in the forum rules, members should stick to it, otherwise they will be subject for banning. Even though your focus is to acquire knowledge and develop your skills, those should still be made by simply following the forum rules in the first place.

[The Cryptovator]

Let's be honest, if you keep writing about this kind of topic, forum users will start criticising you, and that's normal here. Besides following the forum rules, you have to maintain a standard for your posts. This topic has not maintained the standard; newbies are calling to follow the forum rules to keep this forum clean; who is creating unnecessary threads himself? That's called standard. However, I don't want to hurt you anyway. Don't make threads whose replies disappoint you in the forum. So read more and contribute to the existing threads. When you can contribute to the forum or you need to know someone, you may create threads.