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[Beni Black]

I newly joined the forum but I don't know if there are some things I have to do before I can post here. I will like to know which section I should post in . And how do I know the correct board to post and what to post about. I will like to still know if there is a board for other country languages thanks.

[Zoomic]

Hello,

This post does not belong here. This board you have posted in is clearly labeled "Bitcoin Discussion," which means only discussions about Bitcoin are allowed here.

Go back to the homepage and you will see different boards and child boards, each with clear descriptions of the kind of discussions allowed there.

The post you have made now falls under the "Beginners and Help" board. Keep navigating through the forum and you will get used to it.

Edit: I can see the post has been moved already.

[Rashlyowl]

And how do I know the correct board to post and what to post about.

Each board has its own description, so it shouldn't be difficult for you to identify the right sections to post in.

I will like to still know if there is a board for other country languages thanks.

There are many local boards, you can find them on the main page then scroll down. As a newbie, I suggest you to keep your fingers away from the keyboard more, start exploring the rules, read basic things that interest you, just think of this as newbie advice for newbies.

[Sanitough]

I newly joined the forum but I don't know if there are some things I have to do before I can post here. I will like to know which section I should post in . And how do I know the correct board to post and what to post about. I will like to still know if there is a board for other country languages thanks.

You will find the answers to your questions if you just keep reading and learning at the same time. I suggest don’t start posting unless if you have something valuable to share, that way your post will attract more people’s interaction even at a newbie’s point of view.

And by exploring and continuous reading and researching, you will discover the do’s and don’ts in the forum and in which section newbies are most likely to share their own thoughts and insights, although everyone isn’t limited to any of these boards in the forum.

[Just Common]

You can post on all the local boards and global boards. You can post in all the places that are open to you, and you can keep your discussions according to the standards and discussion rules.

[LITTLEDAD]

I registered my account on January so I guess I'm also relatively new here, but ever since I registered, I've been doing more of reading and learning than posting. In fact, ever since I created my account, I've only made 1 single post, and that was it, whenever I came online, I'd prefer to just read up and follow up different threads here. And I can say it's more exciting and educative that way, because you do not only get to learn about the modus operandi of the forum, but also what is expected of you in order to succeed in this forum.
I've done quite some reading and have acquired quite a few knowledge that I believe would aid me in my journey here, so I'd recommend the same thing for you, as a newbie, your focus should be more on reading and learning rather than writing and posting, it'll really help you.

[Catenaccio]

I newly joined the forum but I don't know if there are some things I have to do before I can post here. I will like to know which section I should post in . And how do I know the correct board to post and what to post about.

You can start with two topics that are pinned in Beginners & Help board as well as Meta board.

Newbies - Read before posting.
Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ. You can get board descriptions in this topic or you can visit the forum main page (index page), and see each board description.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php

There are more sticky threads for your learning if you want.
[Bitcointalk sticky threads] Newbies - read before starting.

[Ronsbit]

I newly joined the forum but I don't know if there are some things I have to do before I can post here. I will like to know which section I should post in . And how do I know the correct board to post and what to post about. I will like to still know if there is a board for other country languages thanks.

Good you asked mate, because it is basically when you ask, you will know, or you keep mute and learn the hard way. I was once like you, and I asked questions when I registered here to get more knowledge on how things work here. The thing you will have to do is to read through the platform first before writing, so that you will have prior knowledge before making a post. if you look at the home page of this platform and scroll down the page, you will find local boards for various countries, and there you can search for your country and interact with your locals. That will help you communicate very well and also help you grow here on this platform. As for the links provided by members, you can find articles there that you could read and get guidelines on how you can do things here appropriately.

[Beni Black]

Thank you catenaccio and everyone for you replies I've been reading through the threads you prescribed.

[katanic97]

I newly joined the forum but I don't know if there are some things I have to do before I can post here. I will like to know which section I should post in . And how do I know the correct board to post and what to post about. I will like to still know if there is a board for other country languages thanks.

Welcome to the forum! A lot of members have already given you useful information. I’ll take this opportunity to share my perspective as well.First of all, focus on what interests you, because the forum offers a wide range of topics you can take part in. Post in threads you feel knowledgeable about, keep learning, read a lot, and everything will come naturally. Every beginning is tough, so i wish you good luck!As for boards in other languages, try to find your local board and introduce yourself there it’s always easier to start from your local section.

[Bd officer]

I newly joined the forum but I don't know if there are some things I have to do before I can post here. I will like to know which section I should post in . And how do I know the correct board to post and what to post about. I will like to still know if there is a board for other country languages thanks.

Welcome to BitcoinTalk Forum! Since you are new to this forum, first you need to know the rules of this forum. Someone has shared the link of the rules of this forum above, I hope you have read them carefully. Now you can post on any board in this forum. Yes, you will see different local boards/threads where posts are made in local languages. You have to spend time in this forum to improve yourself, remember that the more you read, the more knowledge you will gain. And if you do not understand anything, do not hesitate to ask questions here.

[Darker45]

Welcome! Take time to explore the forum. You'll find out all the answers to your questions, most of them a matter of common sense, requiring only minimal effort. 

If you have scrolled down on the forum's home page, you'll see local sections. That means there's a board intended for languages other than English. If your country's isn't there, that means the forum doesn't have a specific section for it. However, it's possible your language is in the Other languages/locations section. You can look for it there.

[Cricktor]

Another, maybe useful, advise is to try to search for answers via forum search or less restrictive via https://ninjastic.space/search or https://beta.ninjastic.space/ or https://talksearch.io/.

A lot of questions of all sorts of users have in many cases been answered already. But finding the answers can be a challenge, but with practice it's not really rocket science. It also makes sense before posting a new topic to search if such a topic already exists.

[Botnake]

Know the forum rules first, because if you want to stay connected and be a part of this forum for a long span of time, then always stick to the rules and never try to break them. And always learn from the experiences of the old members, as they have passed through the newbies stage so they know already how to navigate this forum well.

When it come to posting, one is not limited to any other boards, you can post anywhere as long as you can post something relevant about the topic. Otherwise, if you still find the whole threads in the forum quite complicated, better to just focus on learning accumulation, just delayed the posting then.

[Die_empty]

I newly joined the forum but I don't know if there are some things I have to do before I can post here. I will like to know which section I should post in . And how do I know the correct board to post and what to post about. I will like to still know if there is a board for other country languages thanks.

The section you will post depends on your area of interest.  There are boards I have not posted on because I don't have interest and little or no knowledge about the discussions there. You should also post on a topic when you have relevant information that will contribute positively to the discussion.

The last sections of the forum have many local boards which use different languages for communication.  You could check to see if your local language is available. If it is not included,  you can still enjoy the forum by engaging in discussions in the International boards using the English Language.

You are welcome.

[Trêvoid]

Welcome to the forum! Focus on topics that interest you, join discussions where you feel confident, and keep learning!

[HOPE25]

I newly joined the forum but I don't know if there are some things I have to do before I can post here. I will like to know which section I should post in . And how do I know the correct board to post and what to post about. I will like to still know if there is a board for other country languages thanks.

Welcome to the forum!

Before posting anything, please take a look at the Bitcoin Forum Rules or the pinned posts in each section.

Here are some tips that I know, even though I'm new like you:

For example:

Bitcoin Discussion – For Bitcoin topics

Development & Technical – For code, protocols, upgrades, etc.

Altcoins – For other cryptocurrencies

Newbies & Help – If you're just starting out

Marketplace – For buying/selling products

[Japinat]

I newly joined the forum but I don't know if there are some things I have to do before I can post here. I will like to know which section I should post in . And how do I know the correct board to post and what to post about. I will like to still know if there is a board for other country languages thanks.

First of all, know the rules in the forum and stick to them. Make sure to avoid plagiarism at all cost, otherwise that will mark your end of stay in the forum. And the next will be a lot of reading and comprehension, and exploring every boards in the forum so that you will know what and where to post every time you have a brilliant idea to share.

The forum is actually not complicated, only those bitcoin haters and critics are just creating the issue, and those people around who have nothing good to share about bitcoin.

[Maslate]

Posting isn’t for everyone here, although everyone can post whenever they want to. My point is, do not go for posting if you are still supposed to learn first particularly the basics. Make some efforts to study the forum first and understand what is this all about, otherwise you can’t move forward if you don’t know either your real purpose in the forum.

Knowledge is more important than the profits waiting ahead. And you won’t get those profits if you haven’t established your knowledge and skills first.