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Quote from: Bigjoe33 on October 31, 2024, 08:03:15 PM

post too plenty, as I open forum, everywhere don full with talks and the tin come dey make me fear where to start from since e be say I really need to read alot make I fit understand the dynamics of the forum.
So my question be say, as a newbie, since the emphasis is on reading for knowledge,
E get any particular post or the kind of post person sopose to dey read wey go actually give u dis understanding or everything is important to be read?

First off, you need to construct your sentences well. E jagajaga

Do not float, you have to set a target for yourself and know what your interests are and what you intend to learn from this forum and then focus on it. There's a Bitcoin discussion board - if you're interested in leaning about basic and advanced Bitcoin knowledge then that's the board you need to read more and post less.

There's also a trading discussion board - if you're already have knowledge about crypto and you want to learn how trading works, then focus on that board and learn. There are plenty of merits on those boards, you just have to choose your interest.

We also have the politics and society board - that's if you're interested in Bitcoin politics and general politics. And then we have people like us who already know what we came here for and we're just enjoying ourselves on the gambling discussion board.

A special thanks for a straight and clear response to the few questions I raised earlier. The advice to be precise and well arranged when posting is also noted. I think I know where my interest already lies. I will do more of the reading and research in those areas and stay active for further growth. Learning continues. Thanks again.

I appreciate this thread here. I have learned most of the things I've been trying to understand as a newbie. My other question is, when it comes to reading more and posting less, is there any maximum number of post we are not supposed to surpass as a newbie. Should we post less just because we're newbies or is it in order to help us learn the topic of discussion very well?

Posted on: Today at 04:01:45 PM New messagePosted by: Bigjoe33
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From the knowledge I have gathered so far while navigating the forum, newbies are not restricted to a particular number of post. Yea. But the essence of the ''Read more, post less'' talk is because, as newbies, it's sure that we don't have all the knowledge about the forum, how it really works, the dose & don'ts of the forum(rules & regulations) as every organisation has laws, we don't also have the right knowledge of the kind of quality post that can educate others too.

However, to avoid posting wrongly, or fail forum rules, we are advised to always keep reading so we can gather all the required knowledge we need before we can become actively involved in posting. Yea, thats just it.. so we keep reading and learning to improve.