All the right information that they need to know about bitcoin, and how to go about it are already discussed in this thread. I don't think there is nothing more that we can do for those newbies that are coming into bitcoin investment now, other than encourage them to go through the thread and ask questions where they are confused. A lot of people have shared their vast knowledge about bitcoin and their experiences here, so it is left for the newbies to show some level of commitment, by going through the thread and get whatever information they want.
It doesn't need to be that far because looking at the almost 598 pages that have happened in this discussion, the scope is actually just simple where we just continue to compare and do some discussion of approaches to DCA, buy dip hodl and some discussions that sometimes go off topic so that in the end when beginners want to look for more information I think the conclusion is only limited to that where the DCA method and how the approach is done etc.
There is no need to read that far because this obviously takes time and most importantly in this case it would be better if in the end not only observing by reading alone because after all opinions are also important so for those beginners who really want to be in the scope and learn more about bitcoin and investing indeed this thread will be good enough to stop by but there is no need to read the whole thing because from the beginning until now the focus is only on the same scope.
I agree with you that there is no need to read the whole pages, that's for sure. But that doesn't mean that they shouldn't give a try in going through few pages to get the scope of what the thread is all about. I like the way @JayJuanGee responded to this earlier and I quote him in his words as follows. "I doubt that newbies need to extensively read the thread in order to participate in the thread, yet sure it helps that they at least read through some of the posts rather than just asking vague and basic questions that appear that they have done shit all besides saying that they "thought about the topic."
To me his words summarizes everything, so there is no point dragging this particular issue any further.
Of course new investors should read a few pages of posts in this thread. But if they read the first few pages of posts, it might be confusing for them because the thread originally started with the title "Buy Every Dip". However, from page 24 onward, this thread was changed to the title "Buy the Dip and Hodl", through this post
Before another surge, I want to share that, in only 10 years Bitcoin has risen to $9,000 from a mere $0.01, while our savings in fiat money continue to devalue every year because of inflation.
Buy the dip, and HODL.