Help a newbie

[Darker45]

There is nothing hard about this forum to learn, its just that we may have to wait while earning the learning process we have to put in place, starting anything from the beginning always looks hard but if we give it all that is required, then we are going to enjoy the best from it later on, my advise for everyone coming here newly as a newbie is to be patient, have the desire to learn and follow the rules and grow over the time.

OP seems not to be online for over 2 weeks plus and I am still wondering why OP started a thread and is not even bothered to come check for himself to see how the thread he created for his own inquiry is going on.
Come to talk of it, OP has not officially introduced himself as stated by Agbe. I think that should be the step forward so that members would get acquainted with OP here.

It was because of the Op of this thread, I created the introduction thread to know where is coming from but as you said, the guy just abandoned the thread and leave. From the way he spoke on the Op, I was suspecting that the guy is not a Nigerian  but a passersby. And all these, we are also part of the caused because we no dey used Pidgin like dat and we use pure English in most time. There are some local boards you go enter and nobody go tell you, you go just left without comment even if they mentioned your name. Because you would not understand anything.

We can definitely all take something out of situations like this as well. Although it is not realized, with new people, distances are created, due to language barriers or communication mostly. It is still possible to expand our contacts and increase discourse inclusiveness so that everyone who comes to the forum will feel comfortable and can actively contribute. Therefore, if we keep the language and our forums simple, and do not close the doors to anyone, people of all sides feel free to speak up their mind or story. If we all strive to embrace each other’s presence, the feeling of ‘togetherness’ will be much more meaningful .

[rachael9385]

U dey welcome to the forum first of all. As u talk am u Dom come the right place and another scul for altcoins and crypto currencies, but I no go talk much make I just drop this link for u make u for follow up and know things on things wey u supposed know as a member of the forum.
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=182294.0

[Cantsay]

U dey welcome to the forum first of all. As u talk am u Dom come the right place and another scul for altcoins and crypto currencies, but I no go talk much make I just drop this link for u make u for follow up and know things on things wey u supposed know as a member of the forum.
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=182294.0

I no sure say the op go ever read this post wey you drop so because since he create the account nah only three post him make and then disappear from the forum.

He just be like say the thing no too sweet am the way he been think say he go Dey nai make am just quit.

Maybe if another newbie come dem fit read am, that’s if nah the type wey dey curious and them dey really search the forum to get new information.

[21Pilots]

There is nothing hard about this forum to learn, its just that we may have to wait while earning the learning process we have to put in place, starting anything from the beginning always looks hard but if we give it all that is required, then we are going to enjoy the best from it later on, my advise for everyone coming here newly as a newbie is to be patient, have the desire to learn and follow the rules and grow over the time.

OP seems not to be online for over 2 weeks plus and I am still wondering why OP started a thread and is not even bothered to come check for himself to see how the thread he created for his own inquiry is going on.
Come to talk of it, OP has not officially introduced himself as stated by Agbe. I think that should be the step forward so that members would get acquainted with OP here.

It was because of the Op of this thread, I created the introduction thread to know where is coming from but as you said, the guy just abandoned the thread and leave. From the way he spoke on the Op, I was suspecting that the guy is not a Nigerian  but a passersby. And all these, we are also part of the caused because we no dey used Pidgin like dat and we use pure English in most time. There are some local boards you go enter and nobody go tell you, you go just left without comment even if they mentioned your name. Because you would not understand anything.

We can definitely all take something out of situations like this as well. Although it is not realized, with new people, distances are created, due to language barriers or communication mostly. It is still possible to expand our contacts and increase discourse inclusiveness so that everyone who comes to the forum will feel comfortable and can actively contribute. Therefore, if we keep the language and our forums simple, and do not close the doors to anyone, people of all sides feel free to speak up their mind or story. If we all strive to embrace each other’s presence, the feeling of ‘togetherness’ will be much more meaningful .

In fact, this is the best time for us increasing our awareness on more inclusive language and relating more to one another as a country. It can become even more open for all people, regardless of their possible difficulties with communication if the forum will be created as an open and friendly place with clear language. This proves that general improvement of newly burgeoning members’ contribution in digital inclusion communities is possible with up to 30% increase due to the willingness of members who fear being misunderstood. If we keep the forum open and available to people, we gain more members for the site, but at the same time have a more tightly knitted community where every individual feels that they are important and have their say.