Noobish Mistakes
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Hi ! Iam Malane,
And Iam new here, of course. But, there are some worries of mine. These worries include myself making moob mistakes. I do suppose no matter what age r expernce, if your new to a website. Then, well, your a noob. I have been on my share of forum sites, hentai sites, and ect. But back to topic, any tips on how I can stay off peoples bad side on my noobishness. Which will wear off.
Lucky, I have a high troll tolerance.
Excuse my grammer.
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Lughost
the Lugoat
I wouldn't worry too much about making mistakes. As long as you're not in Incoherent Babbling people are generally nice and will politely correct you on things.
It's always a good idea to have correct spelling and grammar.
Read what you're about to post before you actually post it.
If you find that you don't have anything to really add to a thread then don't reply to it.
Lurking (being on the forums and reading what other people post without posting yourself) is always a good way to get a feel for what good posts look like. It'll help you not to make a lot of mistakes that new people tend to make.
Use the forum search to see if a thread you're about to make has already been made.
When making threads do your best to put them into the correct sub-forum.
Try to stay out of Incoherent Babbling.
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yurixhentai
desu
Welcome to FAKKU!
Just stay out of Incoherent Babbling and read the Rules. You'll be fine out there (≧∇≦)/
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artcellrox
The Grey Knight :y
... wait, are you asking how to stop being a noob, and not have people dislike you for being one?
If so, then just lurk around the forums for a bit. Don't post too much, especially in Serious Discussion and Incoherent Babbling (you'll be ripped apart by elitists and trolls respectively if you post like an idiot). That's really all there is. Learn and understand, and think before you post.
Also, you didn't need to make this thread in the Meet and Greet section. You've already introduced yourself.
1
Hi ! Iam Malane,
And Iam new here, of course. But, there are some worries of mine. These worries include myself making moob mistakes. I do suppose no matter what age r expernce, if your new to a website. Then, well, your a noob. I have been on my share of forum sites, hentai sites, and ect. But back to topic, any tips on how I can stay off peoples bad side on my noobishness. Which will wear off.
Lucky, I have a high troll tolerance.
Excuse my grammer.
And Iam new here, of course. But, there are some worries of mine. These worries include myself making moob mistakes. I do suppose no matter what age r expernce, if your new to a website. Then, well, your a noob. I have been on my share of forum sites, hentai sites, and ect. But back to topic, any tips on how I can stay off peoples bad side on my noobishness. Which will wear off.
Lucky, I have a high troll tolerance.
Excuse my grammer.
0
Lughost
the Lugoat
I wouldn't worry too much about making mistakes. As long as you're not in Incoherent Babbling people are generally nice and will politely correct you on things.
It's always a good idea to have correct spelling and grammar.
Read what you're about to post before you actually post it.
If you find that you don't have anything to really add to a thread then don't reply to it.
Lurking (being on the forums and reading what other people post without posting yourself) is always a good way to get a feel for what good posts look like. It'll help you not to make a lot of mistakes that new people tend to make.
Use the forum search to see if a thread you're about to make has already been made.
When making threads do your best to put them into the correct sub-forum.
Try to stay out of Incoherent Babbling.
It's always a good idea to have correct spelling and grammar.
Read what you're about to post before you actually post it.
If you find that you don't have anything to really add to a thread then don't reply to it.
Lurking (being on the forums and reading what other people post without posting yourself) is always a good way to get a feel for what good posts look like. It'll help you not to make a lot of mistakes that new people tend to make.
Use the forum search to see if a thread you're about to make has already been made.
When making threads do your best to put them into the correct sub-forum.
Try to stay out of Incoherent Babbling.
0
yurixhentai
desu
Welcome to FAKKU!
Just stay out of Incoherent Babbling and read the Rules. You'll be fine out there (≧∇≦)/
Just stay out of Incoherent Babbling and read the Rules. You'll be fine out there (≧∇≦)/
-1
artcellrox
The Grey Knight :y
... wait, are you asking how to stop being a noob, and not have people dislike you for being one?
If so, then just lurk around the forums for a bit. Don't post too much, especially in Serious Discussion and Incoherent Babbling (you'll be ripped apart by elitists and trolls respectively if you post like an idiot). That's really all there is. Learn and understand, and think before you post.
Also, you didn't need to make this thread in the Meet and Greet section. You've already introduced yourself.
If so, then just lurk around the forums for a bit. Don't post too much, especially in Serious Discussion and Incoherent Babbling (you'll be ripped apart by elitists and trolls respectively if you post like an idiot). That's really all there is. Learn and understand, and think before you post.
Also, you didn't need to make this thread in the Meet and Greet section. You've already introduced yourself.
