Is There Specific Post Requirements for Newbies?

[Omahabit]

As the topic goes, i just want to clarify my understanding about this forum and the post requirements for newbies to become real and contributing members of this forum. I am a newbie as seen and am still thinking that newbies are only expected to make only comments until it gets to a certain quota before they get fully accepted and allowed to create post that are out of curiosity or concern for cryptocurrencies.
Can someone please help me understand better?

[Ambatman]

First I don't know where you got that but anybody can create a thread.
There's no restrictions.

Second, you have created a thread before around 2023 so why ask how?

the post requirements for newbies to become real and contributing members of this forum

 Your rank doesn't show your level of capacity to contribute
There are People of lower rank that have made great
contributions to the forum than some of higher rank.



How the forum works? Check this out
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0

[Hatchy]

I am a newbie as seen and am still thinking that newbies are only expected to make only comments until it gets to a certain quota before they get fully accepted and allowed to create post that are out of curiosity or concern for cryptocurrencies.

I don't really understand this part of your question, though but honestly your growth on this forum depends on what your real intentions were before registering.

The forum is open to anyone no matter your rank, so don't feel like there's a certain thing that you have to do as a newbie to blend in. It's as simple as contributing meaningfully to the forum and gradually you would get used to it.

[Tmoonz]

As the topic goes, i just want to clarify my understanding about this forum and the post requirements for newbies to become real and contributing members of this forum. I am a newbie as seen and am still thinking that newbies are only expected to make only comments until it gets to a certain quota before they get fully accepted and allowed to create post that are out of curiosity or concern for cryptocurrencies.
Can someone please help me understand better?

There is no limitations to which you are asking for, the forum has been known for it's flexibilities for users expressions to satisfy their curiosity by asking questions where and when necessary, the forum is an open community for sharing of knowledge and ideas when it comes to cryptocurrency which I see is one of the core objectives of the community, feel free and express yourself and you will surely get response from those that has valuable information to satisfy your curiosity, don't be too entitled to the rank newbie and limit yourself, you are welcome and I wish you the best.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

As the topic goes, i just want to clarify my understanding about this forum and the post requirements for newbies to become real and contributing members of this forum.

There's no specific post requirements for a newbie as long as he's not trolling or spamming, then the normal standard required for making a post is to render a quality one, better not to post than to make an inferior low quality post, you can learn more from here.

posting etiquettes
https://kycnot.me/?t=exchange

[Omahabit]

First I don't know where you got that but anybody can create a thread.
There's no restrictions.

Second, you have created a thread before around 2023 so why ask how?

the post requirements for newbies to become real and contributing members of this forum

 Your rank doesn't show your level of capacity to contribute
There are People of lower rank that have made great
contributions to the forum than some of higher rank.



How the forum works? Check this out
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0

I wasn't sure the response i would get from my seniors, hence why i did not put in more effort to create further post or threads. I am glad that your comment has helped shed more light to my understanding of this forum and how my present and future constructive effort will be welcomed.

[Alpha Marine]

There is no limit or certain number of posts required before you can create a topic. As a newbie, if you create a topic about something you know and have researched properly, there's nothing wrong with that. The fact that you're a newbie on the forum doesn't mean you're a newbie on the forum; the problem is that most times, newbies start trying to teach what they do not understand fully.

From the moment you join the forum, you're a real and contributing member. There are restrictions and things you can't do as a newbie, but commenting on posts and creating topics is not one of them. As long as you're not spamming or making meaningless posts, you should be good. Just make quality posts and don't spam.

I think you should read this topic Newbies- Read before posting to understand more. Also, try to read the pinned threads of different boards before posting in them.

[freedomgo]

There’s a posting limit or gap when you’re still a newbie, but that’s completely normal.

By the way, the first thing you should really do is read the forum rules as that’s the most important part. As a newbie, it’s better to focus on reading and learning before posting too much. Hope you stick around, because there’s a lot to learn here. And if you stay active, you’ll eventually rank up in no time.

this thread might also help you understand more.

As a newbie how many post are you meant to post per day?

[Taskford]

First I don't know where you got that but anybody can create a thread.
There's no restrictions.

Second, you have created a thread before around 2023 so why ask how?

the post requirements for newbies to become real and contributing members of this forum

 Your rank doesn't show your level of capacity to contribute
There are People of lower rank that have made great
contributions to the forum than some of higher rank.



How the forum works? Check this out
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0

I wasn't sure the response i would get from my seniors, hence why i did not put in more effort to create further post or threads. I am glad that your comment has helped shed more light to my understanding of this forum and how my present and future constructive effort will be welcomed.

Read this thread created by theymos https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5030366.0

Also learn those threads posted by people in your thread created since those are helpful for you to gather lot of information about your questions.

Also don't get pressured to much since there's no quota asked to anyone. Just enjoy using this forum and for sure you can learn lot of things especially if you are eager to read lot of discussion happened here.

[Stablexcoin]

As the topic goes, i just want to clarify my understanding about this forum and the post requirements for newbies to become real and contributing members of this forum. I am a newbie as seen and am still thinking that newbies are only expected to make only comments until it gets to a certain quota before they get fully accepted and allowed to create post that are out of curiosity or concern for cryptocurrencies.
Can someone please help me understand better?

Creating topics as a newbie don't deserve any requirement but not appreciated when the topic seems like teaching always, the first sorting of being a newbie is learning and asking questions. Most topics created by newbies are always a question topic which requires learning process as they don't know much yet. While comments are useful in discussion for better clarification.

[CryptoYar]

It is open flexible place where people no matter their experience can freely ask questions and share ideas especially in crypto.

With welcoming everyone and assuring them there are no silly questions forum creates safe space for new users to learn without fear which ultimately benefits everyone with discussions and spreading knowledge perfectly fitting its goal as good learning hub. So always follow rules you will get much knowledge from this forum. And remember there is no limit but avoid shilling and be on topic.

[SilverCryptoBullet]

As the topic goes, i just want to clarify my understanding about this forum and the post requirements for newbies to become real and contributing members of this forum. I am a newbie as seen and am still thinking that newbies are only expected to make only comments until it gets to a certain quota before they get fully accepted and allowed to create post that are out of curiosity or concern for cryptocurrencies.
Can someone please help me understand better?

You can help yourself by reading more. Pay your attention to pinned threads and spend your time for actually reading.
Newbies - Read before posting.
Read welcome message of the forum too.

You are a newbie and don't need to mind what you can contribute to forum community. Focus on yourself, lean and improve yourself first. When you are more knowledgeable, you will be able to help other forum members and become more contributive.

posting etiquettes
https://kycnot.me/?t=exchange

It is not about posting etiquette but about no KYC exchanges.

[Justbillywitt]

As a newbie, your first post can either be a topic/ thread created by you, or it can be a reply to existing posts made by other forum users. There is no rule or law that's prohibiting newbies from starting their own topic or thread. As long as you know the right board to create the topic of your concern, you can go ahead and do that. Newbies has the same right as other high ranked members when it comes to making posts in this forum. The only thing is that as a newbie, if you post image it won't display until higher ranked members quote your post before it can be visible.

[Peanutswar]

There is new post requirement per day for the newbies you can post as much as you want but we are avoiding a spam of the replies into a particular thread such as a small time frame internal. Others doing keep posting because they want to earn merit and such as uploading images is part of it to achieve once you receive a merit. You can check the pinned post right there for more info. Newbies - Read before posting to have a brief idea about the rank and the rules of the forum well most of the thing you need to read are already in those pinned in different board.

[uchegod-21]

As the topic goes, i just want to clarify my understanding about this forum and the post requirements for newbies to become real and contributing members of this forum. I am a newbie as seen and am still thinking that newbies are only expected to make only comments until it gets to a certain quota before they get fully accepted and allowed to create post that are out of curiosity or concern for cryptocurrencies.
Can someone please help me understand better?

But you just created a thread and there were no restrictions, so why do you still have that idea that newbies might only be allowed to reply to existing discussions? As much as you have no restrictions on the number of posts you can make, don't try to litter the forum with spam and shitposts with little or no value just to improve your post count. Many newbies do this, I don't know where they get that idea from or the motive behind it.

Be constructive and creative. Now, as a newbie, you have all the time to focus on quality. So, focus on quality rather than quantity.

[hosemary]

As a newbie, you can post in all boards except "Investigation", "Serious discussion" and "Ivory Tower".

To post Serious Discussion, you need to reach Jr. member rank and to post in Ivory Tower, you need to reach full member rank.
And we also have "Investigations" board that can be accessed only by members and above.

[Questat]

Newbies can always chose to post topics that are interesting and informative, and there’s no limitations on it. Post as long as you want, but I suggest, do not focus too much on posting but prioritize first gaining knowledge and reliable information that will help you in your future threads.

There’s no rule in the forum that says newbies are certainly required to post every now and then, they can always chose whether to post or not. But the important thing is, they should be active in the forum everyday so that they will be keep updated on every event that this forum discuss. This will help newbies to gain more valuable insights that they can apply in their future posts.

[Nwada001]

The only limits that I know about for newbies are just the time limit between when they can make another comment/post after a previous comment, the image upload limitation, and PMs. Aside from that, there is no limit, just as other members above have outlined; if you have something you need to bring to the public, you can create a thread about it; nothing is limiting you from doing that.

…you can learn more from here.

posting etiquettes
https://kycnot.me/?t=exchange

I believe their was a mistake with the link you provided, below is the link Posting Etiquettes

[Marykeller]

You can make as much posts as you can in the forum, but don't flood(spam) the forum with unnecessary posts counts that lacks meaning and understanding, the forum doesn't entertain all that when someone makes such irrelevant post

I would advise you to do more of reading than posting, so that in that process of reading, you are indirectly impacting yourself with the available knowledge you need to grow in the forum as a good poster

[DYING_S0UL]

As the topic goes, i just want to clarify my understanding about this forum and the post requirements for newbies to become real and contributing members of this forum. I am a newbie as seen and am still thinking that newbies are only expected to make only comments until it gets to a certain quota before they get fully accepted and allowed to create post that are out of curiosity or concern for cryptocurrencies.

There is no certain quota for anyone to get accepted or allowed to create posts. Everyone has the same privileged as you do. From newbies to legendary, same rule is applied to everyone. The only thing a newbie cannot do is that they cannot post images directly, I mean they can but it would only show as links not the actual image. Just don't break any of the the forum's rules, and you should be  fine when posting anything good/informative/helpful content.