The stigma of being a newbie or just a total blunder post?

[B-BossMan]

Well, it's never a new thing, though. But as my newbie mate, let's always try and be reading the pinned threads on each board before posting a thread, it's very painful seeing your post deleted and makes one feel sad. One of my threads was once moved to another board by my LB moderator while I was still building up here in the forum. Although I felt so discouraged in creating another thread, which I also told myself that it's a normal thing because I found some useful comments under it which helped me to build up my confidence more, and as I began understanding how things are going on here, I realised my mistakes and I was happy because I had learnt something useful there/here, so posts deleted or moved to off topic are not done just like that, the moderators know better than we the newbies. Advisably endeavour to abide by all the rules and regulations of the forum and know where and what to post, also, improve on your post quality.

[apogio]

The whole discussion can be answered with this sentence: "We've all been newbies, following the same rules and principles".
I'm not trying to be the bad guy, but this experience has happened to most of us and yet, here we are.
Thus, my recommendation is: enjoy the forum, without putting any effort and the result will follow naturally.

[Pablo-wood]

All beginners experience the same fate, the fear of making mistakes. But actually, if you understand how this forum works and read more of the pinned posts, I think you will understand the rules, making it easier for you to post a topic without fear of it being deleted. Everything will feel normal eventually; you should just keep trying to improve and persevere to prove that you are capable of adapting to the forum and being useful for the progress of the forum.

The interesting thing is that post deletion isn't limited to beginners alone even, higher-ranked members also experience it. The difference is that newbies and Jr. Members experience it more.

At the end of the day, deleted posts serve as a reminder to all of us reminding us that the forum works on rules, both at the board level and the forum level. As long as we stick to those rules, improve our writing, and contribute value, we reduce the chances of deletion and grow into better members of the community.

[Majestic-milf]

 I noticed you have made 17 posts since you registered in August which means that there's been posts you've made that wasn't deleted because they made "sense". Don't feel like you're being attacked because of your rank or probably everyone is out to get you, no, it's just the mods following the rules and just as Pablo Wood stated, post deletion happens to higher ranks as well and so like you observed in your title, it was deleted for a blunder.
I'm looking forward to seeing you grow and not get disappointed or discouraged just because the mods are doing their jobs.

[Fiasem20]

I know you felt bad when your post was deleted,but there's one thing to know that you can do better in other for your posts not to be deleted by moderators.As a newbie in this forum,I would advise you to adopt a thick skin because if you don't have a thick skin you might always feel attacked when you're opinions aren't valid,we know newbies have little knowledge about the crypto space and the forum, that should even be more reason for you to learn and grow.Let me share my own experience when was a newbie,then my posts were not constructive and it was always on delete,but when I developed a thick skin and decided to put more effort on my post that was when I started growing.So I would advise you to put more effort on your posts and watch how you'll grow in the near future.

[Sonia_123]

Being new to the platform and trying to communicate and make valuable inputs can be a bit tricky but how can one distinguish between making erroneous posts and simply being underrated by OGs due to the newbie tag?

I got my post deleted without any corrections directed to me through a message and that feels sad! This does not mean I demand an explanation for every actions taken by the moderators but a sincere call for the opportunity to learn and grow.
I wonder if I am the only one feeling this way or something is off somewhere 

You learn from your mistakes, without making those mistakes you can never learn, and remember that everyone started like you from the beginning, so don't feel bad, if your post was deleted without correction, the chack your write up and improve in it that will help you alot, it is an encouragement to be good in your write up, follow the rules and regulations of a newbie and how your write up needs to be, read and make researches to improve your knowledge and don't feel belittled.
In this forum, you need to be reading consistently in other to be improving and growing, read more about Bitcoin and other good posts made by our leaders that have been here before us and you will get a clearer pictures of everything .

[Doan9269]

Being new to the platform and trying to communicate and make valuable inputs can be a bit tricky but how can one distinguish between making erroneous posts and simply being underrated by OGs due to the newbie tag?

Nothing like being underrated or intimidated here, there's no differences in tanks when it comes to making a quality post, it can come from a newbie and an experienced member, what matters is the depth of taughts, which the reader comes across the post and sense the quality mentality on such post with much contribution being made, but we try to focus more on newbies because most of them are yet to understand more about the forum, most times they are being corrected and not criticized, it's now left on how such a member could take up the challenge to learn and improve more better about himself.

[IjawMan]

Being new to the platform and trying to communicate and make valuable inputs can be a bit tricky but how can one distinguish between making erroneous posts and simply being underrated by OGs due to the newbie tag?

I got my post deleted without any corrections directed to me through a message and that feels sad! This does not mean I demand an explanation for every actions taken by the moderators but a sincere call for the opportunity to learn and grow.
I wonder if I am the only one feeling this way or something is off somewhere 

For your post to have been deleted by the moderator the post may have content not quality enough to be of discussion and a member could have reported it to a moderator who deleted it.

Read the forum rules and on posting etiquettes on how to make quality posts, and how to not attach your post with links that are not saved  or connected to knowledge of what you post.

[Viscore]

You don't have to expect that in every post deletion, a precise explanation will be sent to you. That only requires an additional job for the moderator.

The thing is, once you enter the forum and participate in the discussion, you should have known already the rules and policies within the forum so that you won't be breaking rules unconsciously. Otherwise, your post will be often deleted, because you are creating low quality posts and keep spamming the forum. Worst is, if you are posting off-topics, for sure it will be immediately deleted after posting. No questions raised.

[Ronsbit]

OP, I understand that you are a newbie here and it is certain that you must make a mistake as a newbie here because you have no much knowledge of how things are done here. So I will say this, moderators do not just delete posts any how, before any post will be deleted, it must have been reported by members and that would make the moderators look into the post before they take action against it. And if it is below standard, they would definitely delete it. So OP you should not be dissatisfied with their actions. This is time that you find out why your post was deleted and make sure you do not make such mistake again in the future so that your post would not be deleted anymore. Thus is a step to growth because you will learn from your mistakes and effect corrections immediately so you do not repeat such again.

[Razmirraz]

Sometimes experiences don't come from pleasant or profitable things, there are times when you have to be big-hearted and learn from things that you find difficult to accept or that end in disappointment. Not a few forum users experience the same thing as you, but that's where character building begins. Almost every day there are hundreds of newcomers who come to the forum, but very few of them are able to survive, the reason being that it is difficult to develop or other things, including what you experienced.

Posts that are deleted are not due to discrimination against beginners, but most of the posts that are deleted do not meet standards or are better known as Off Topic. Keep trying to learn and increase your confidence to produce better quality posts. If you are willing to try, sooner or later you will be able to do it.

[Die_empty]

You don't have to expect that in every post deletion, a precise explanation will be sent to you. That only requires an additional job for the moderator.

The thing is, once you enter the forum and participate in the discussion, you should have known already the rules and policies within the forum so that you won't be breaking rules unconsciously. Otherwise, your post will be often deleted, because you are creating low quality posts and keep spamming the forum. Worst is, if you are posting off-topics, for sure it will be immediately deleted after posting. No questions raised.

In some forums the moderators will give you the reason for the deletion to enable the person take necessary corrections. However, with a high number of members in Bitcointalk, it will be tasky to write these individual reports.

Most forum members also had their posts deleted as a newbie. But as they spend more time and gain experience, they now understand how the forum works. Newbies should learn to only make contributions when they have valuable input to make. Before starting a thread, using the search option to check if the topic has been discussed will reduce deletion due to duplicate posts.

[Bitcoin.com97]

It’s actually sad but you don’t have to dowell in it, it has happened to many , it could be because of spamming or post that is not related to bitcoins , now that you have ask , I believe you will get the right answers and take correction , but pease don’t feel bad for too long .

[Hyphen(-)]

Being new to the platform and trying to communicate and make valuable inputs can be a bit tricky but how can one distinguish between making erroneous posts and simply being underrated by OGs due to the newbie tag?

I got my post deleted without any corrections directed to me through a message and that feels sad! This does not mean I demand an explanation for every actions taken by the moderators but a sincere call for the opportunity to learn and grow.
I wonder if I am the only one feeling this way or something is off somewhere 

Sorry for that, but this forum is a forum where valuable discussions are made. The forum is regulated to reduce the rate at which people spam by introducing merit system and moderators to be helping us to delete some spam posts that have no value to the start.
Take this as a blessing, and make some corrections. Make sure you try as much as you can to avoid spamming, make sure you post reasonable threads and make sure you are active.

[bit_stacker]

This problem occurs for all users and you are not the only one who has this problem, it should be noted that this is not a problem. Sometimes some topics may be completely deleted due to spam and your post will be deleted in that topic. Of course, sometimes your post may be deleted by the administrators due to the post being reported. This has happened to us who are at a higher level as well.

[KingsDen]

For ages, people have been complaining about this. I also complained when I was a newbie. I sincerely wish a day will come when mods will briefly describe why a post was deleted.

[Youngrebel]

Being a newbie doesn't have to come with a sad feeling at all. Offcourse everyone has a starting point your perseverance regardless of the outcome of its results would keep you going.  Perhaps you should take more time to read more, engage yourself more to understanding how things work better before fully giving yourself to the posting.
It would be smooth for some newbies to grow fast in the Forume while it might take others more time to grow but the main point is theres a growth regardless of the pace of growth. Keep trying and you'll get to your desired place. Ask for directions and questions always.

[Iamgoat]

The whole discussion can be answered with this sentence: "We've all been newbies, following the same rules and principles".
I'm not trying to be the bad guy, but this experience has happened to most of us and yet, here we are.
Thus, my recommendation is: enjoy the forum, without putting any effort and the result will follow naturally.

You're right, you said it well sir. Every single one of us here once started as a newbie posting what you considered rubbish asking unnecessary or irrelevant questions or even spamming the wrong board because I can still remember being a victim of this wrong board thing and got couple of my posts sent to the off topic while some moved to the right board. I still cringe when I remember my first set of posts but we are stronger and better today      but I believe all those awkward periods are part of the journey which has brought us where we are today and the journey still continues. It is my dream today to hit 500 merits on this forum with even more perfect grammars as nobody here was born with it. So my advice will be the same for him to chill, read more than he writes at this stage and laugh at your own blunders if you have one while you allow your self to grow gradually and both the ranks, the merits and the respects will all come by itself without you forcing or chasing them.

[Salahmu]

Being new to the platform and trying to communicate and make valuable inputs can be a bit tricky but how can one distinguish between making erroneous posts and simply being underrated by OGs due to the newbie tag?

I got my post deleted without any corrections directed to me through a message and that feels sad! This does not mean I demand an explanation for every actions taken by the moderators but a sincere call for the opportunity to learn and grow.
I wonder if I am the only one feeling this way or something is off somewhere 

Having a good input is not tricky because everything is very transparent for you to talk about so all you can do is to contribute from your understanding on the discussion, perhaps is tricky when the conversation is technical but you did not have the ability to write about it since it only deserve people with technicality to contribute, so while trying to force yourself post you began to say things you don't understand or saying things that is different from the line of the topic. Nobody is underrating each other's but that doesn't mean you cannot write what someone can understand, time will come when you will understand all of this properly.

[LucyFurr]

Post deletion will not affect you much unless your posts are deleted in mass amounts and I doubt moderators will delete posts simple because it is a false statement, then this won't be a discussion forum. You may say things that can be incorrect but as long as it doesn't look like a comple spam or zero value post it won't be deleted.

BTW, why is this discussed on the beginners board?