Quote from: Hyphen(-) on June 13, 2024, 08:17:56 PM

Making mistakes is normal since no one is perfect, but making corrections is the important thing here. If you fail to learn from your mistakes, then you are not ready to learn, and you keep repeating that same mistake.

You have a point, no one is ever perfect and mistakes are always bound to happen but what keeps us going is learning from those mistakes so we don’t end up making same mistakes again.

Quote from: Princess Leah on April 10, 2024, 11:04:58 PM

Make mistakes and also take corrections. This is one of the things i learnt in this forum as Newbie and it's helped me through my journey this far so I decided to create this thread to help encourage other new members. It's in our human nature to make errors, that's to say that they’re inevitable and bound to happen but the most important thing is to take corrections, learn from the mistakes, to avoid making more errors.

It’s difficult for newbies to join the forum and not make mistakes, sometimes they are being criticized by other members and some of them get discouraged because of criticism which is wrong, they criticize them to make them stronger and learn from their mistakes. Everyone in the forum have made mistakes one way or another in their early days but they didn’t get discouraged when they were criticized instead they learned from the mistakes and grow. I believe mistakes are meant to teach us certain things in order to learn and grow.

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Sometimes you might feel you're making the right points, giving your opinions about some threads but do not feel threatened when someone quote you wrong, try to prove yourself right if you're sure of your points or take corrections if you discover they're right. Note that no one knows it all and there are lots of people on here that might be far more inteligent than you, so sometimes instead of arguing it's best to take corrections and learn.

This is how some people learn, but sometimes before giving your opinion and it’s best to research about it before giving an opinion so you don’t make aimless posts. Researching about it first should be a priority then asking questions where you don’t seem to understand so others can explain it better. We are all learning from one another here.