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+--- Forum: Introductions (https://sinister.ly/Forum-Introductions)
+--- Thread: New members, read here before posting! (/Thread-New-members-read-here-before-posting)
RE: New members, read here before posting! - ThaGod - 07-21-2016
i am in love with this place so far
i have been learning a lot. thank you
RE: New members, read here before posting! - Psi - 11-16-2016
Well, I registered today [according to this posts date] for the sole purpose of meeting new people, making new contacts, and expand my knowledge towards coding.
RE: New members, read here before posting! - Byrdonawire - 11-23-2016
Did you block me really???
RE: New members, read here before posting! - Kurt - 08-29-2017
idk how to enter other forums, I dont get that im suposed to make 50 posts. Is that commenting, or is that creating a post myself?
New members, read here before posting! - HiTable - 11-01-2017
Hey guys. Im new here. My names HiTable, i am 26 years old. I came on here to expand my knowledge in many categories. MAINLY.....1- SOCIAL ENGINEERING!! and 2- CARDING!!
If any of you could please maybe throw me a little bit of knowledge on one or maybe both subjects. You will be highly appreciated!
I hope to learn A LOT! Here.
Yall be good now ya here!
Stay blessed. ONE LOVE!
RE: New members, read here before posting! - Drako - 11-01-2017
(11-01-2017, 06:24 PM)HiTable Wrote: Hey guys. Im new here. My names HiTable, i am 26 years old. I came on here to expand my knowledge in many categories. MAINLY.....1- SOCIAL ENGINEERING!! and 2- CARDING!!
If any of you could please maybe throw me a little bit of knowledge on one or maybe both subjects. You will be highly appreciated!
I hope to learn A LOT! Here.
Yall be good now ya here!
Stay blessed. ONE LOVE!
I'm sure you're not supposed to post introductions here but, welcome anyway. Just make a new thread in the Introductions area.
RE: New members, read here before posting! - Oblivious - 11-01-2017
I actually really like this site, it's not full of people looking to cause trouble
RE: New members, read here before posting! - asiangirl185 - 11-23-2017
wow amazing anime manga art here.
RE: New members, read here before posting! - Digiwoods - 02-18-2018
Shi she ne
(06-11-2014, 06:35 AM)MiS Wrote: First off, allow me to welcome you to Sinisterly! Some may describe this place as one of the best places to discuss technology on the Internet, while others may describe it as a den for skiddies to run about. To you, it could be a board to expand your knowledge about coding, a place to share your product, a site to receive feedback about your projects, or this may just be a forum to talk, meet new friends, and chat about common subjects you share.
Whatever the reason may be, the community will be more than happy to welcome you with open arms so long as you do the two recommended things before doing anything else:
Many of the things you should and (more importantly) shouldn't do are here, examples being not to gravedig (i.e. posting in threads if no one has responded for a substantial amount of time) or not make short, one-word, or image-only posts which are the most commonly broken. You, I, and the rest of us definitely wouldn't want to receive a bad first impression of you on your first post.
Make a new thread and introduce yourself!
The best way to establish yourself in a new community, online or off, is to introduce yourself to it's existing members, whether you're a graphic designer, entrepreneur, coder, or just wanting to meet new people. Just a simple thread saying "Hello" along with your interests says a whole lot more about you than making a new account that bumps an old thread, or advertising a product when no one has heard of you (both of which can get you in trouble).
Following these two instructions, you should be off to a great start in becoming a part of our warm community.
RE: New members, read here before posting! - JaydenBlackRaven - 05-25-2018
New to forum here. This is a good thread. Lots of forums have obscure rule lists that run pages long. Rules here are concise, logical and not too onerous.