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Hello! Where should a 'forum newbie' like me go?

by Iale
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Hello,

I'm a new member in this forum and I'm overwhelmed at 'everything' that's in here. Sooo many, many stuff lol

I've been studying internet marketing for quite a few years now and I have never met another person in flesh who's involved in IM too (I live in the Philippines by the way).

I hope to meet friends and business partners here (I don't quite know how that will happen but I hope 'crazy ones' are welcome here-I've got a weird feeling that there are lots of 'em here lol).

Enough with chit chat...

Here's why I'm writing in this thread.

If a new member comes to this forum who wants to learn the basics (community terms, practices, and quick notes/tips etc.) that would help get faster orientation, benefit and early taste of earning...

Where should the forum 'newbie' go?

Can anyone give a step by step quick run?

Thanks!

P.S. Quick question... How far can profanity go in this forum?
#forum #newbie
  • Profile picture of the author Joseph Robinson
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    Go to the main discussion forum, and read all of the sticky threads at the top of the page. That will tell you everything you need to know to be a part of the community.

    As far as profanity goes, it is kind of touch and go. Some of the lighter swear words get through (like ass in certain situations); but the big ones like b**ch f**k and S**t don't fly. Better to play it safe, and there really aren't any situations where that kind of language is needed.
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  • Profile picture of the author David Sneen
    Iale, Like Joe said, "Go to the main forum."

    If you don't know your niche; how you will earn money...just read, read, read. After a bit; you will say, "I can do this." Then, read some more...this time it is research. There is tons of information. Some of this free info costs me good money. I got that info before I joined the forum, and it was expensive!
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