Hi I'm New Here, hope I'm welcomed.

[OjAbram]

 Hello everyone, I got introduced to this forum by a friend just a week ago. I've heard a lot about Bitcoin but never placed interest in it so since I'm here I hope to learn and contribute but I'll need your guidelines and resourceful materials in learning and contributing. Once again Thank you all for having me.

[PX-Z]

Welcome aboard. First thing first, follow the forum rules here Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ. Also, check every stickied thread in every board for guidelines and rules every in board (if there is).
Check this URL to learn more about bitcoin https://learnmeabitcoin.com/

[SamReomo]

Welcome to this amazing forum, on this forum you'll learn a lot of Bitcoin. Just follow the advice of PX-Z by reading the rules of the forum as that would be helpful for you. I would recommend you to read as many topics in Bitcoin discussion board as possible and also try to read some topics in speculation board.

Other than that I would recommend you to read topics in Meta board if you want to learn more about the forum, and finally I recommend you to be present on Beginners & Help board to learn basics about Bitcoin. The forum is more than enough for you to learn about Bitcoin, just read the posts carefully and ask questions when you don't understand something. Best of luck!

[iisbetoq]

Welcome to Community, nice to know you

[Odusko]

Hello everyone, I got introduced to this forum by a friend just a week ago. I've heard a lot about Bitcoin but never placed interest in it so since I'm here I hope to learn and contribute but I'll need your guidelines and resourceful materials in learning and contributing. Once again Thank you all for having me.

Welcome buddy and hope you have a nice reading time here, and also hope to see you read through the rules and regulations of this forum so that you won't violate any of them, it's very important that you take the time to read all of them and also pay close attention to other's comments and contributions to the threads and topics that interest you here in the forum.
There is no much guidance than just abiding by the rules and make more research about topics that are discussed here before you make a contribution or comments so that you won't make an off topic replies when you want to comment on them.

[nakamura12]

You are very welcome here in this forum. Everyone is welcome here in the forum. After all, this is a place where you can learn about cryptocurrency and many people around the world visited this forum for that reason. There are people of course who many people doesn't want to be here and it's those who aren't following the forum rules especially those who are not to be trusted. There are forum members who are like that and you can see it in their profile having negative trust score because It is created for that reason. Anyway, you should start at reading pinned threads and ask questions later which many forum members would surely answer your questions.

[Mpamaegbu]

Hello everyone, I got introduced to this forum by a friend just a week ago. I've heard a lot about Bitcoin but never placed interest in it so since I'm here I hope to learn and contribute but I'll need your guidelines and resourceful materials in learning and contributing. Once again Thank you all for having me.

Of course, you're welcome. Your friend who introduced you to this forum did you a great deal of good and hopefully you put your presence here to good use. Try as much as you can to read all the sticky posts and internalize the rules and regulations of this forum so you don't become a victim of that. Ignorance of a crime isn't an excuse. Familiarize yourself with the various sections you're likely to be posting in. Above all, don't ever plagiarise anyone's content. Give credit to those whose works you use.

[SatoPrincess]

Welcome to the forum. First thing you should do is to get acquainted with the forum rules. Read the pinned threads in the Beginners & Help board, they will help you to understand the basics of the forum. There are lots of resourceful materials on Bitcoin that are available on the forum, they are easy to find btw. You only need to use the forum search engine or you can search manually using this format on google:

Code:

 Who is Satoshi bitcointalk.org 

This Google query will give you all or most recent topics on the forum concerning Satoshi. You can do this for any question you may have about bitcoin or forum related matters. 

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Hello everyone, I got introduced to this forum by a friend just a week ago. I've heard a lot about Bitcoin but never placed interest in it so since I'm here I hope to learn and contribute but I'll need your guidelines and resourceful materials in learning and contributing. Once again Thank you all for having me.

As you have arrived on the forum, you will discover that the first board you saw was the Bitcoin discussion board, which is the section where you will find helpful content about Bitcoin. Although every board on this forum has very relevant information too, most are about Bitcoin. All the boards and child boards on this forum are very relevant, but to avoid spamming and shitposting, only make comments on topics that you have properly read and have a quality contribution to make on those boards. If you don't have a relevant reply to a topic, it's better that you just read and learn. @PX-Z has already pointed you to the forum rules and guidelines; if you play according to the rules, you will not have any issues here.

[The Cryptovator]

We are always open to welcoming new members. It's good to see you have a good friend who introduced you to the forum. Sometimes we call this forum a crypto academy, meaning everything related to cryptocurrency you can learn from here. Once upon a time, I was a newbie like you, and day by day, I developed myself and learned a lot of things. However, please try to respect forums by following the rules. I hope you can learn and contribute to the forum. Always try to use forum search when you need something to know. You may get your desired answers; otherwise, you may raise a new question. 

[sunsilk]

Welcome, we'll never get tired of welcoming newbies to the community.

As you're telling about contributing, you can always start with what you know already and there's no limit on what you can share it as long as it's going to be helpful to the others as well.

And while you're contributing, don't always forget to include the resources that you have. Put always the link to your posts if they're copy paste, always quote them and don't forget to include where you've taken them as courtesy to the original author or source.

[AirtelBuzz]

Hello everyone, I got introduced to this forum by a friend just a week ago. I've heard a lot about Bitcoin but never placed interest in it so since I'm here I hope to learn and contribute but I'll need your guidelines and resourceful materials in learning and contributing. Once again Thank you all for having me.

Welcome to this forum buddy. If you came to know about this forum through your friend then maybe you have come to the right place. You can learn as many details about Bitcoin as you want from here.

We have many new members joining this forum nowadays which is a good thing but newbies need to study a lot to learn.

[Kelward]

Welcome aboard. First thing first, follow the forum rules here Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ. Also, check every stickied thread in every board for guidelines and rules every in board (if there is).
Check this URL to learn more about bitcoin https://learnmeabitcoin.com/

I welcome the newbie into this citadel of crypto, he's in the right place to learn about Bitcoin and the crypto space in general, most of us also joined this forum without any crypto knowledge, and today we can contribute meaningfully with quality posts in the forum. Let him take advantage of the links that you've shared, so he'll be guided and not be ignorant of the forum rules, I wish him all the best as he navigates the forum and learns new things everytime.

[Crypto580]

Hello everyone, I got introduced to this forum by a friend just a week ago. I've heard a lot about Bitcoin but never placed interest in it so since I'm here I hope to learn and contribute but I'll need your guidelines and resourceful materials in learning and contributing. Once again Thank you all for having me.

Welcome dear newbies in this forum. Firstly you learn in this forum all things. Secondly you read all thread post. And Basically  you read this all kind of rules. You should try your best today or tomorrow you will success your goal.

[Ruttoshi]

Hello everyone, I got introduced to this forum by a friend just a week ago. I've heard a lot about Bitcoin but never placed interest in it so since I'm here I hope to learn and contribute but I'll need your guidelines and resourceful materials in learning and contributing. Once again Thank you all for having me.

The only guidelines I can say is that don't post because you want people to notice your presence, but read the threads on this board, and use the search engine to look for whatever you want to know,because I believe that most questions that newbies ask, have already been asked in the past, so that you can get your answers from that thread.

I know it is hard to use the search engine as a newbie, but learn it and it will help you a lot here in the forum. The knowledge and information that you share here will make users notice you or not. Read more for now, amd Do Your Own Research.

[Eleutheria]

Check this URL to learn more about bitcoin https://learnmeabitcoin.com/

In the process of reading this I cam across this part in the wallet section:
"So in summary, a wallet does three main things:

Manages the addresses required for receiving bitcoins.
Manages the corresponding private keys for sending bitcoins.
Creates transactions and sends them in to the network."
What is managing in this concept? Does the wallet providers have access to the private keys and does it vary from wallet to wallet?

[lovesmayfamilis]

Welcome. Resourceful materials, as you put it, abound in this section. Don’t be lazy to show yourself as an adult and independent person, showing ingenuity to learn all the topics that interest you. Rule number one: read and read; don’t be shy to ask, but don’t worry about criticism or slow growth of your account (you’ll find out a little later that this is often a drag on newbies).
Take a look through the beginners section, and you will see a ton of advice that you are looking for today.

[SmartCharpa]

Hello everyone, I got introduced to this forum by a friend just a week ago. I've heard a lot about Bitcoin but never placed interest in it so since I'm here I hope to learn and contribute but I'll need your guidelines and resourceful materials in learning and contributing. Once again Thank you all for having me.

Welcome to this forum, mate. You're at the right place to learn about bitcoin, you should be grateful to your friend for introducing you to it. He did the best for you. We are grateful that this forum exists, since many individuals who joined it have had success with their bitcoin journey. Pay attention to the advice that has been given to you, don't be a lazy person when it comes to reading, a lot of people want to learn more about bitcoin but are too lazy to do so. Go through the links that have been provided to you, do more research on all things you find difficult to understand. Again, don't be afraid to ask questions about anything you don't understand, many individuals are happy to assist you. Finally, stick to the forum's rules and regulations.

[Lucius]

Hello everyone, I got introduced to this forum by a friend just a week ago. I've heard a lot about Bitcoin but never placed interest in it so since I'm here I hope to learn and contribute but I'll need your guidelines and resourceful materials in learning and contributing. Once again Thank you all for having me.

Some would say "If you have a friend like that, you don't need an enemy".

A "friend" told you that there is a forum where you can earn Bitcoin just by writing messages, but he didn't bother to at least explain some basics. So many sticky topics that literally sting your eyes, and you are looking for "guidelines and resourceful materials" is definitely not something that promises that you can contribute to the forum in any way.

However, if you prove otherwise, I will gladly accept that I was wrong

[rodskee]

Hello everyone, I got introduced to this forum by a friend just a week ago. I've heard a lot about Bitcoin but never placed interest in it so since I'm here I hope to learn and contribute but I'll need your guidelines and resourceful materials in learning and contributing. Once again Thank you all for having me.

hope you will never regret not paying interest in bitcoin and cryptocurrencies back
when this was being introduced to you or learned from internet or somewhere.

Welcome to Bitcointalk and now that you have been here to learn and listen(assuming
because you seems to be asking us) there are guidelines or rules given above, i hope
that you will give time and check those for your own betterment here.goodluck.