Do this to avoid killing your motivation as a newbie

[albon]

Also, in addition to these tips above, I can add that it would be better not to message members to ask for merits or feedback. Newbies should let their successful deals, contributions posts, and topics catch the attention of high-ranking members who can appreciate their efforts without being asked. Some members may request Merits to raise the rank of one of their alternative accounts, and their contributions might be neither useful nor compliant with forum rules. Also, feedback may be requested from reputable members in the forum to exploit it, appear trustworthy, and deceive other members later.

If your account is a newbie, you should strive to build your reputation and create a record of high-quality posts. Do not kill your motivation by asking for things that might embarrass you. You must continue your progress and follow your path without looking at others. Let them be the ones who notice you.

[Akbarkoe]

As a newbie here on bitcointalk, there is need to apply all cautions to protect your motivations because if you lose your motivation you lose focus and forum will become boring for you at a point so to avoid getting to that worst stage of your forum journey you need to have a few things at the back of your mind.


1: don't think that other forum members don't like you simply because of the approach and responds to your contributions, you need to develop a thick skin and also learn the hard way to become hard yourself.


2: avoid getting into discussions you know nothing about, it better you read others comments instead of writing low quality comments that could attract unfair response to your comments because that also will born out your interest.


3: don't invest in any projects or offers that seems too good and high profits, no free lunch any where not even in free town.


4: respect others and be polite to all forum members high rank and newbie's inclusive.


5: avoid getting involved in forum politics and never take side for any reason, if you must comments on such threads, you have to do so with discretion and stand only for the truth.


Alot more ways that I personally think can help a newbie to remain motivated and free here in the forum.

I personally think it depends on what you come to the forum for, because that will be our biggest motivation in doing activities on the forum, curiosity, looking for other income, doing analysis, or just curious and others are the main goals of coming to the forum that will make it stay or leave.

Because if someone has a goal they will lose concern for anything that makes them uncomfortable, because here it is very anonymous members, so why have an irritation, about discussing but we don't understand but still reply, I think it doesn't matter, one day there must be someone who justifies it and he gets a lesson from it so he knows which one is right and wrong.
-Over all i agrre with you

[Hamza2424]

Haha, OP that's really an approach towards a good topic, I won't say this is perfect but yup your efforts deserve to be appreciated, anyway taking anyone's comment onto your heart should be avoided, TBH having nice and sweet words all the time with everyone is not natural, sometimes when you come up writing something on any discussion according to your angry mood or anything the post can have a hard tone,

So just chill read, write, troll, have fun, and keep moving by learning good things and ignoring those rude comments, at the end of the day they are not the ones with whom you are dependent.

[uchegod-21]

So just chill read, write, troll, have fun, and keep moving by learning good things and ignoring those rude comments, at the end of the day they are not the ones with whom you are dependent.

Honestly, there's no laid down way to engage in conversations in the forum. Using the forum in a natural way is the best way to have fun and enjoy the forum. Do not be unnecessarily loyal or an ass licker just to gain favour or earn merits. Be polite when politeness is needed, be rude when rudeness is needed and be dramatic when it demands so. There's no gain whatsoever trying to change your real self in order to be loved online.

Op got some points which newbies should follow but then not many new accounts are absolutely beginners, as such, such newbie behaviour expectations are often not found among owners of new accounts.

[Hamza2424]

Honestly, there's no laid down way to engage in conversations in the forum. Using the forum in a natural way is the best way to have fun and enjoy the forum. Do not be unnecessarily loyal or an ass licker just to gain favour or earn merits. Be polite when politeness is needed, be rude when rudeness is needed and be dramatic when it demands so. There's no gain whatsoever trying to change your real self in order to be loved online.

Ahhh, that's the attitude man, where was you why haven't I've ever interacted with you before maybe I would have but I cant remember becasue there are few ones whom I remember because I usually do respond to many quotes as a maximum of them agree on view or just add a few more words and repeat the entire thing which I've already commented.

Anyway, it will be fun discussing any other topic because I would love to check out your thoughts about different things, TBH that's the second post I've enjoyed reading today. Those who be themselves enjoy always.

Op got some points which newbies should follow but then not many new accounts are absolutely beginners, as such, such newbie behaviour expectations are often not found among owners of new accounts.

Haha, I have many hidden thoughts on it anyway I won't say it but yup not many likes to read suggestions, and most people possess the attitude of superiority on any topic, such people like to show off only at no facts. Most times the topics are created to get some attention for the sake of merits, yup I've done it too haha it's a learning process, i did create some topics to get merits but at the end of the day, the unexpected merits on the topic which were supposed to be in the purpose of education are the true moment of joy. Haha, you weren't expecting any merit and you've got something unexpected that is what we call happiness and it happens you just need to be consistent.

Anyway i wont bore you anymore, this ends here stay calm, be consistent the only way to stay motivated.

[tabas]

There are a lot of newbies that are genuine and really newbies in real life. But there are also some that are not exact of what they are but that's fine. It's not always the rank and whatnot what's important but the genuinity that they are posessing when they create threads asking what to do and such to guide them. Everyone is welcome, and just converse naturally, there's no need for someone to be too genius in every topic that they join because you'd see everyone is just trying to contribute and real geniuses that are humble and are sharing information and guidelines to the community. Be natural.

Honestly, there's no laid down way to engage in conversations in the forum. Using the forum in a natural way is the best way to have fun and enjoy the forum. Do not be unnecessarily loyal or an ass licker just to gain favour or earn merits. Be polite when politeness is needed, be rude when rudeness is needed and be dramatic when it demands so. There's no gain whatsoever trying to change your real self in order to be loved online.

Op got some points which newbies should follow but then not many new accounts are absolutely beginners, as such, such newbie behaviour expectations are often not found among owners of new accounts.

100%

[Ever-young]

As a newbie here on bitcointalk, there is need to apply all cautions to protect your motivations because if you lose your motivation you lose focus and forum will become boring for you at a point so to avoid getting to that worst stage of your forum journey you need to have a few things at the back of your mind.

One of the most important things is the will of the heart. Maybe this can be called Motivation as well, those who try hard will still survive, of course they also have a goal. Maybe your writing is your personal experience. But every new member certainly has another experience, just like me. I knew Bitcointalk because I was a trader, but my friend told me I could learn a lot about trading here and I did that. In fact, he said that he got a bonus of gaining trust in the Signature Campaign after participating well in the forum. Of course, conditions like this can provide more motivation, luck will come to you if you are serious. If you are serious about the forum then you can see great seniors here, they have many advantages from this forum.

Of course, you are right, if we actually take this forum more serious, we will see that our efforts will not be a waste.

And also it will help us to learn more about Bitcoin and also give us more room to learn and also have the idea of crypto because being part of this forum has being of more help to us like we can eradicate poverty through this forum, only if we know what we are doing and also if we sure of what we are also doing and doing it diligently.

[Doan9269]

If we can deceive ourself, then in some cases, we may not be able to deceive others with the way of our behavior, when  you know something, then that becomes part of you and no one can take such a way from you, if you also consider the way of how you express yourself, this will be done confidently because you're sure of what you're contributing, unlike a newbies learning and trying to frame things up that he know nothing about.

[Odusko]

If we can deceive ourself, then in some cases, we may not be able to deceive others with the way of our behavior, when  you know something, then that becomes part of you and no one can take such a way from you, if you also consider the way of how you express yourself, this will be done confidently because you're sure of what you're contributing, unlike a newbies learning and trying to frame things up that he know nothing about.

Very bad reality, recently alot of newbies try to be copy cat trying to ditch out what their have not cooked, I have read in many places in this forum where newbies try to prove a point that they knowledge is bankruptcy on and any experience member can easily spot that from the way the Express themselves.

Ops may not have considered that aspect and chararistic of some too know newbies, instead taking the time to read and learn before making the posts, and when they are corrected their take it out of contexts and claiming that the older members dislike them.

[leonair]

1: don't think that other forum members don't like you simply because of the approach and responds to your contributions, you need to develop a thick skin and also learn the hard way to become hard yourself.

The forum is a plagent place, but it's important to avoid repetitive questions. It can be tedious for others to read the same queries when there are beautifully answered questions already available. Let's respect the forum's structure and ask questions about the relevant topics. This way, we can maintain a more engaging and diverse forum environment.

Before asking questions, it's important to take some time to analyze the forum. The questions you might have could already be addressed in the forum's well-designed topics. By reading through them, you can empower yourself to find the answers you need, while also respecting the forum's structure.

[Fiasem20]

Newbies are always motivated only if they're striving to learn more from high rank and experienced crypto users on the forum.Thick skin is also needed as a newbie on the forum,most newbies are discouraged all because they were corrected in an impolite way that is why the role of having a thick skin will always keep a newbie motivated.Newbies are here to learn no matter how hard the words may sound it's all part of being corrected,a newbie that has the interest of knowing more about the crypto space will always motivate himself/herself no matter how hard it takes.Motivation comes the self you are the best person to motivate yourself if only you know where you're heading to.

[lalabotax]

2: avoid getting into discussions you know nothing about, it better you read others comments instead of writing low quality comments that could attract unfair response to your comments because that also will born out your interest.

This is true, sometimes we want to enter into a discussion but don't really understand. Finally, it's better to read the contents of the discussion first. Then, if you really want to get involved, then we can first read several sources on the internet to make it easier for us to get information and also supporting facts for discussion. Actually, this is not easy enough, and not only for newbies. because I personally often feel like that and in the end it's better to avoid some discussions or threads that I really don't understand or can't.

Newbies are always motivated only if they're striving to learn more from high rank and experienced crypto users on the forum.Thick skin is also needed as a newbie on the forum,most newbies are discouraged all because they were corrected in an impolite way that is why the role of having a thick skin will always keep a newbie motivated.

In fact, without us realizing it, there are many newbie accounts whose ranking performance is really good here. Even they may not be newbies in crypto and this forum. So you can easily enter and adapt here. Even in just a few months, their rank rose very rapidly by getting a lot of merit. This is what I really admire because however, I know it is still very difficult to improve this quality.

[Uhwuchukwu53]

If we can deceive ourself, then in some cases, we may not be able to deceive others with the way of our behavior, when  you know something, then that becomes part of you and no one can take such a way from you, if you also consider the way of how you express yourself, this will be done confidently because you're sure of what you're contributing, unlike a newbies learning and trying to frame things up that he know nothing about.

Very bad reality, recently alot of newbies try to be copy cat trying to ditch out what their have not cooked, I have read in many places in this forum where newbies try to prove a point that they knowledge is bankruptcy on and any experience member can easily spot that from the way the Express themselves.

Ops may not have considered that aspect and chararistic of some too know newbies, instead taking the time to read and learn before making the posts, and when they are corrected their take it out of contexts and claiming that the older members dislike them.

All what your pointing out here is not far from truth but the issue is that they don't want to learn first,they believe dey have what it takes to contribute and are too eager to make or ditch their idea even when it has nothing to aid the discussion. The most painful is the repeating of existing topic which is already in the board and posting some off topic where is not necessary.

[Ojima-ojo]

If we can deceive ourself, then in some cases, we may not be able to deceive others with the way of our behavior, when  you know something, then that becomes part of you and no one can take such a way from you, if you also consider the way of how you express yourself, this will be done confidently because you're sure of what you're contributing, unlike a newbies learning and trying to frame things up that he know nothing about.

Very bad reality, recently alot of newbies try to be copy cat trying to ditch out what their have not cooked, I have read in many places in this forum where newbies try to prove a point that they knowledge is bankruptcy on and any experience member can easily spot that from the way the Express themselves.

Ops may not have considered that aspect and chararistic of some too know newbies, instead taking the time to read and learn before making the posts, and when they are corrected their take it out of contexts and claiming that the older members dislike them.

All what your pointing out here is not far from truth but the issue is that they don't want to learn first,they believe dey have what it takes to contribute and are too eager to make or ditch their idea even when it has nothing to aid the discussion. The most painful is the repeating of existing topic which is already in the board and posting some off topic where is not necessary.

Thank you all for pointing out some vital truth about the behavior of some newbies who are not so patient enough to learn along the way, I have experienced this inpatient lifestyle in some of them from the way they respond to comments when other forum members correct them, some of them become so aggressive at some point and take every little advice to meant attacks on the persons.


So it is better for the real newbies to always develop a thicker skin so as to absorb everything that comes to them in form of advice and correction regardless of the approach being used against them.

[Zoomic]

2: avoid getting into discussions you know nothing about, it better you read others comments instead of writing low quality comments that could attract unfair response to your comments because that also will born out your interest.

The newbie stage is a stage to learn alot. This is because,  at this stage you are not caught up in a campaign that will want you to make posts weekly with stipulated targets. It is not a must that a newbie makes posts daily, but the quest to get noticed quickly forces most of these newbies to join conversations they have absolutely no idea about and creating threads on topics not worth discussing.  No one will be restricting a newbie from making posts, but the replies they'll get from some of their low quality posts are capable of making them lose confidence in the forum.

Newbies do not necessarily need to wait for anyone to motivate them, having the right knowledge at your disposal is a different kind of motivation and this can be achieved by learning from older people in the forum.

[Cityhunter34]

As a newbie here on bitcointalk, there is need to apply all cautions to protect your motivations because if you lose your motivation you lose focus and forum will become boring for you at a point so to avoid getting to that worst stage of your forum journey you need to have a few things at the back of your mind.


1: don't think that other forum members don't like you simply because of the approach and responds to your contributions, you need to develop a thick skin and also learn the hard way to become hard yourself.


2: avoid getting into discussions you know nothing about, it better you read others comments instead of writing low quality comments that could attract unfair response to your comments because that also will born out your interest.


3: don't invest in any projects or offers that seems too good and high profits, no free lunch any where not even in free town.


4: respect others and be polite to all forum members high rank and newbie's inclusive.


5: avoid getting involved in forum politics and never take side for any reason, if you must comments on such threads, you have to do so with discretion and stand only for the truth.


Alot more ways that I personally think can help a newbie to remain motivated and free here in the forum.

Op thank you for this wonderful encouragement you are very correct because as a newbie we are here to learn so when we are not doing the right thing in this forum we are meant to take correction from our high rank members because any newbie that didn't take correction when you are wrong that means you are not ready to learn, so we should always try as much as possible not to panic when we are wrong to enable us grow and achieve a better rank up in this forum.

[Ojima-ojo]

Op thank you for this wonderful encouragement you are very correct because as a newbie we are here to learn so when we are not doing the right thing in this forum we are meant to take correction from our high rank members because any newbie that didn't take correction when you are wrong that means you are not ready to learn, so we should always try as much as possible not to panic when we are wrong to enable us grow and achieve a better rank up in this forum.

Exactly the point, if one is ready to learn, there is no limit to the level of knowledge he/she can gain from this forum and for sure the need to always welcome correction regardless of how they come in and who gave them as long the advice and correction are not off point.


Some may come in a harse manner while others could be in a cool manner but in whichever ways advice should be listen to and taken if and where necessary without any for of set back or resistance from the one receiving them.

[Bravut]

Op thank you for this wonderful encouragement you are very correct because as a newbie we are here to learn so when we are not doing the right thing in this forum we are meant to take correction from our high rank members because any newbie that didn't take correction when you are wrong that means you are not ready to learn, so we should always try as much as possible not to panic when we are wrong to enable us grow and achieve a better rank up in this forum.

Exactly the point, if one is ready to learn, there is no limit to the level of knowledge he/she can gain from this forum and for sure the need to always welcome correction regardless of how they come in and who gave them as long the advice and correction are not off point.


Some may come in a harse manner while others could be in a cool manner but in whichever ways advice should be listen to and taken if and where necessary without any for of set back or resistance from the one receiving them.

Well said OP, this forum is a good ground for learning and breeding knowledge. The truth is, the forum will make one have a thick skin, in essence we keep learning as newbies and also members we need at all times keep a good reputation in the Forum, your points listed out will serve as a guideline which I believe any newbie that really want to grow in the forum will adhere to and remain disciplined at it.

Because Discipline is the key that will last even when the Motivation dies.

[pawanjain]

From my perspective, the greatest advantage of being a newbie is that you can make as many mistakes as you want and you will not be judged or criticized.
Taking this as advantage, newbies should try to learn as much as possible and try to grasp everything around them.
Learning is the only thing that newbies should focus on and doing that will increase their motivation as well as confidence.

[Ojima-ojo]

If we can deceive ourself, then in some cases, we may not be able to deceive others with the way of our behavior, when  you know something, then that becomes part of you and no one can take such a way from you, if you also consider the way of how you express yourself, this will be done confidently because you're sure of what you're contributing, unlike a newbies learning and trying to frame things up that he know nothing about.

I accept that knowledge is permanent and once you gain knowledge you are free from the limitations that can can from the not knowing that thing and that is why there is a popular saying that knowledge is power, those that have the knowledge of something are basically a master of such things but there is a set of newbies we have around the forum who thinks that acting as if they know a thing will give them the chance to avoid the punishment of ignorant.


This are the set of forks who easily get angry with those that exposes they ignorance and at the same time not taking the right step to build their knowledge in the said subject matters.