Good manners and good favour.

[Dunamisx]

Often time I have seen the importance of a good manner of approach to things,

If truly we want a change over the way we lived our lives then we also have to change the way we think and reason, if we have good manners, good favours shall also follow us because the law of nature makes everything work together along with it's kind, that is why we gave to be very deliberate on the way we live our lives and what we do, in other not to make ourselves be the repellant of our favour because of the manners we have.

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[CryptoHeadlineNews]

Do good manners bring good favour to you since you joined this Bitcointalk.org? Or what do you have to add in this topic to encourage newbies in the aspect of good manners?

Generally, I must say that good manners is an asset necessary to have if you must survive in any environment, and not just this forum alone, as it drives people towards you as a person of great value, respected by many. Hence, leading to unleashing unmerited favour from both God and man. So when it comes to Newbie here on this forum,  I must say that it's always been like that, as most times 70% of the Newbies you see on this forum, are first time Newbies to both the forum and Bitcoin at large, and as such you are likely to see low quality posts from this set of individuals until they grow and get adapted to how the forum works fully. So for me, I think this post should be a wake-up to all newbies here on this forum to not forget that even while been a newbie on this forum, with good manners and great ability to communicate effectively here on this forum, you stand a better chance of succeeding here.

[Rockstarguy]

I think the forum don't really care about people's characters because it is an online platform where we discuss about bitcoin , we do not look into people's characters if it is good or bad. All the forum cares about and want from it members,  is for members to abide to the rules and regulations of the forum, respecting this rules one is considered to be a good member of the forum.
Howvto communicate in the forum is very important for every member,  not just the newbies,  like correcting in a way that shouldn't look like an insult, but pleasant and very easy.

[_BlackStar]

How to acquire good manners
1) Reading relevant books:
2) Be ready to listen and act:
3) Be patience when good favour is not yet coming:

Even if you already know everything - but the best thing to practice is to be an empty glass in every meeting you have with more established users. This allows you to gain new knowledge - but it is human nature to be a know-it-all or to think that they know more than others, and in reality this only prevents them from developing.

But know this – these humans are never perfect. You can still hope for a change for the better and give them an education – but if they don't want to change themselves, then whatever advice is simply useless.

[boyptc]

Good manners should be learned and taught first at home. While it's hard to extract and absorb teachings about good manners through books and reading.

It should be directly by somebody that you respect mostly and has been with you at all times. In this case, it is our parents. But for the unfortunate ones, if they don't have their parents with them then whoever has been with them like guardian or someone has took care of them.

Do good manners bring good favour to you since you joined this Bitcointalk.org? Or what do you have to add in this topic to encourage newbies in the aspect of good manners?

Of course and that is to respect everyone's belief. And about the people who are more intelligent that us, if you feel that you are intelligent, no you are not as there's someone here who's more knowledgeable than you.

[peter0425]

I always pay respect to the old timer, because  i have been seeing them since I was a newbie and I also see them grow with knowledge and support to us , though about the favour ? not sure if what does that mean to you but for me , as long as you are paying attention to the rules , as long as you are obeying what is needed , and following their footsteps ? then it will always come your way .

[btc78]

I think the forum don't really care about people's characters because it is an online platform where we discuss about bitcoin , we do not look into people's characters if it is good or bad.

it is really hard to determine one’s character just based on a few words they have typed in to their computers and posted into this forum but upon entering the forum or any community for that matter, i have made it a mindset to not take everything personal sometimes we can misinterpret some things especially if our only basis is what we see on the internet

this forum, albeit can also form friendships, is solely for the purpose of sharing information regarding cryptocurrencies and i know that people in here just want to be able to share and receive helpful information

[jrrsparkles]

Manners comes with the environment we grew up and it can't be changed that easily by reading some books and anything else. Because it is something that we acquire throughout our lifetime so it needs a strong reason if it needs to be changed.

[johnsaributua]

If beginners have the knowledge they get more outside the bitcointalk forum, maybe it could be like that, there are those who are late to enter the bitcointalk forum but technically they have qualified experience in technical cryptocurrencies or in terms of computing knowledge that is equivalent or even more, unfortunately it is too fast and chooses words as if advising, it is true that manners are the main behavior that is highly valued in any space, mingle and look for good language rather than just advising especially new members who instantly interact in the bitcointalk forum. Beyond knowledge of course a good attitude is a special impression for beginners. Not to patronize because if you enter this forum there is certainly other knowledge that beginners do not know. of course it is different to share ideas and opinions than to justify one-sidedly in a thread before editing from several responses even an expert. basically the unity of opinion in this forum is the main thing.

[kotajikikox]

                            How to acquire good manners
1) Reading relevant books: If you want to acquire good manners dedicate yourself in relevant books that will make you to develop some attitude that will make people to feel like they want to be like you in that particular society.

not just reading books but with people that has that attitude, meaning engage in good people and not just the books to read but in reality/

2) Be ready to listen and act: Try to listen to those that know more than you, for example, I read many legendary and hero post and replies to acquire more knowledge of cryptocurrency to act in a way other members will see the improvement in me.

Not to all but choose those who have good views , prefer to have what made you feel better and comfortable  , because this is not something that will favor them but yourself .

3) Be patience when good favour is not yet coming: Be patience, if want you are expecting is not coming which is the best way to acquire good manners by waiting for the right time to come.

you are the one who seek favors so you have nothing to expect in your time.

Do good manners bring good favour to you since you joined this Bitcointalk.org? Or what do you have to add in this topic to encourage newbies in the aspect of good manners?

just read a lot , read more , and understand .

[Volimack]

The practice of courtesy and manners is necessary to inspire the nation with new vitality and establish it in a seat of dignity. Etiquette has a very high place in the overall welfare of human life. Good behavior since joining Bitcointalk.org is up to the individual. Good behavior will be formed from inside the person's mind it is not possible to achieve it after any book. But even though they vary manners always aim to do the same thing to make other people feel appreciated and respected which helps develop friendships.

[Zanab247]

I always pay respect to the old timer, because  i have been seeing them since I was a newbie and I also see them grow with knowledge and support to us , though about the favour ? not sure if what does that mean to you but for me , as long as you are paying attention to the rules , as long as you are obeying what is needed , and following their footsteps ? then it will always come your way .

Since you are paying attention to the people ahead of you in the platform, that is the good manners we are talking about here and the impact they will impact to you is the favour we are discussing here which is very important for newbies to develop this good manners to grow higher and to maintain the rules and regulations that governed the Bitcointalk.org. But when you make a good post that attract other people attention , some old members will like to merits you to encourage you for the quality post you made in that particular thread and it will make you to study  more so that you can develop more effort that will bring more quality post that will make old people to show you more love either by referring you to some links that will add value to you or refer you to some sector were you can get more answers to your question.

When you have that good manners in you, you will be able to follow their steps to achieve your dreams in the future but there are some newbies, they don't want to acquire the skills to enjoy what others are enjoying in the platform than to follow the short cut that will make them to regret for taking such steps to disobey the rules.

[BitJohnW]

This is correct, how could it be any other way? I have very rarely met people on the forum who do not know how to control themselves. Politeness and manners play a crucial role in our communication, no matter what line of work you are in and trying to excel in. Behaving arrogantly and preventing others from developing will only lead to bad consequences. Bad behavior creates obstacles in business communication and often gives rise to unnecessary conflicts.

[Churchillvv]

I must say you have a good point here. I don't criticize the little efforts of my fellow beginners, as I see others undermining the fact that they are also newbies, using hash words on people, responding to corrections with bad manners, etc.
 
One thing I know is that the way you're in reality influences everything about you; hence, it will always show both in the forum and elsewhere. Some people are just rude, naturally, or bad-mannered, if I must say, and this causes a lot of issues (bad reputation) for them. Some are angry people in real life; therefore, they pass this anger on to this forum, attacking everybody for no useful reason.
 
If you must succeed here, you just have to be real with yourself and stop trying to impress people who are already past your level. If you do your best, the best will come to you. Be yourself and move on; don't depend on people meriting you before you make progress. The quantity of your merit isn't success; it just shows that you did something that was worthy of celebration and warranted your merit.
 
If I must put something in order, it should be the word favor. I guess in the manner in which you frame the content, it means merit, but favor isn't just merit; there is more to that than merit. For example, if I'm an amateur graphics designer and maybe I have a good reputation here in this forum, someone can just hit me up and hand me a project to do just to test me. If I can deliver, then I'm already favored because if a legendary member or so gives trust and feedback, people will surely start handing their own projects to you; hence, this is also a favor.
 
There are lots of things we will discuss here, but as time goes on.

[Natsuu]

Practicing good manners is a simple yet powerful way to navigate social interactions, fostering positive connections. Showing kindness and extending favors not only reflects well on your character but also contributes to a more harmonious and supportive community.
When you are polite to atleast one person, it creates a ripple effect, influencing others to reciprocate and contribute to a culture of respect. Whether it's holding a door open or expressing gratitude, these small gestures can make a significant impact, enhancing the overall atmosphere of any social environment.