You are on the right track, OP. I would like to encourage all beginners to be independent and not to look like little children asking for help when they can handle it themselves. How you present yourself at the beginning can have a long-term impact on your reputation.
Keep researching, OP.
Keep researching, OP.
You are correct about beginners being independent, but in my place they said someone who ask questions doesn't miss his way. What if a beginner who tries to do things on his/her own and at the end he/she is doing it the wrong way but to the individual he/she is doing things the right thing and "You" noticed the errors being done how then do you address the issue? Won't you ask that user who didn't he/she ask questions before doing what he/she did🤔?
Because it happens a lot, some people prefers to ask than going out of line and this Forum is a place everyone needs to be very careful while taking some personal actions or decisions to avoid failing the rules and regulations, I believe that's why we see newbies opening threads with questions just to know how to go about business on the Forum.
Come on... do you really read what I wrote? Maybe I'll be more lenient to those who don't have their own laptop or computer; it's hard for them to go through all the sections and read a few topics from a mobile phone. But for those who have a big screen in front of their eyes, it's not a problem to click through the sections, find questions that are asked in tons, and not repeat what has been explained thousands of times. Someone who came to the forum and after two hours asked what to do arouses suspicion that this is not a newbie; moreover, it shows that he can't do anything himself.
You're actually turning my answer upside down. Haven't you learned the lesson that no one owes anything to anyone here? Success will be achieved by those who search and read—read themselves! Do you hear?
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I remember the stories of some, and you know, who tried so hard to write to everyone in PM with a request to check their posts.
This is not a school, remember.