Quote from: AprilioMP on Today at 03:57:01 PM

Quote from: JiiBs on Today at 12:08:47 AM

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Good ideas need to be maintained in a free discussion space. Don't understand, ask to find out but don't suggest and advise and explain for the sake of looking like an internet inventor.

Pay attention now to threads that should require precautions in order to maintain good discussion quality, such as in the Bitcoin Discussion thread. They came and showed as if they had very good knowledge of what they wrote regarding Btcoin, even though I also felt that I was not very good at involving myself in the discussions there. But it's about self-recognition of who we are and where we put things that we should do.

Nobody here knows everything, they need to learn and discuss something relevant. Freedom of speech should not be abused, of course every user should still not post pointless nonsense. Constructive advice is certainly worth considering, but someone who gets advice too often may end up asking for further advice because they feel confused about what to do next.

Quote from: AprilioMP on Today at 03:57:01 PM

We won't be put in prison if we defend our ideas as long as they are useful. Likewise with something that is questionable because it is based on a feeling of not being understood without having to make yourself feel like you understand best.

Please defend your idea if you are absolutely sure that you are not wrong. Someone who disagrees with what you say is not completely competing with you, they may have a different perception and a different point of view. Sometimes small things don't need to be debated and if you feel offended by someone because their comments are not constructive, then just ignore them.

Having a strong argument about something you think is right is a good thing, but due to the diversity of ethnicities, nationalities, knowledge, and mindsets, not all users have to agree with you. Stupidity can still be corrected by learning, but the value of a user can be seen from the quality of the discussion.