A "newbie" question is a question asked by someone who is new to a forum or a particular topic. It is often basic or fundamental in nature, and may be asked by someone who is still learning and may not be familiar with the forum's rules or etiquette.
To ask a good "newbie" question, make sure to first search the forum for similar questions or answers. If your question has not already been answered, provide a clear and specific title and include all necessary details in the body of your question. Be respectful and follow the forum's guidelines and rules.
If you receive negative responses to your "newbie" question, do not take it personally. Remember that everyone was a beginner at some point and some members may be more experienced or knowledgeable than others. Take the criticism constructively and use it to improve your understanding or question for future posts.
It is generally recommended to ask one "newbie" question per post. This helps keep the discussion focused and makes it easier for others to provide helpful answers. However, if your questions are closely related, it may be acceptable to ask them in one post.
To thank someone for helping you with your "newbie" question, you can simply leave a comment expressing your gratitude or mark their answer as "helpful" or "accepted" if the forum has that option. You can also offer to repay the favor by helping others with their questions or by contributing to the forum in other ways.