What Should New Members Know About Physics Forums?

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In summary, the basic requirements for becoming a member on Physics Forums are being at least 13 years old, having a valid email address, and agreeing to abide by the forum rules and guidelines. There are specific guidelines for posting, such as using clear titles and avoiding personal attacks. To improve your chances of getting a helpful response, provide enough information and be respectful and patient. You can post your own research, but the forum primarily discusses established theories. There are resources and tools available for new members, including a "New Member Introduction" forum and a "Help" forum for technical issues.
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Well, Hi I am Yadiel but you can call me Agave and am really lookinng foward to make the best out of physicsforums.com since it seems as a very interesting site. I was hoping if anyone would like to become friends since that would be very helpful and courteous. Since I am here, I would like to say that I am a fan of particle phyics, botany, and mathematics. To tell the truth, sometimes I get alittle ahead of myself about learning. Since I need to wrap this up soon I will just add that I am twice exceptional (2e) meaning I am autistic and mentally gifted.

P.S. Thank you for the welcoming post.
 
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Welcome to PF, Agave. :smile:
 
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Thanks. I see you are a gold member. I am inferring when I say you must have been here for while already.
 
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Huh, thank you acknowledging me of this. One question I would like to ask is : What do the numbers at the bottom left corner of the profile picture mean?
 
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It is the number of posts that you've made. Posts in the PF Lounge and its subforums don't count toward the total.
 
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OK. While I was waiting for a reply I went around to look at some threads but compared to the rest I seem an amateur. For example, the conversation about black holes becoming quark stars I have rather small experience with so I suggested Hawking radiation as part of the problem since that would be the cause of the black holes demise.
 
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FAQ: What Should New Members Know About Physics Forums?

What are the basic requirements for becoming a member on Physics Forums?

The basic requirements for becoming a member on Physics Forums are that you must be at least 13 years old, have a valid email address, and agree to abide by the forum rules and guidelines. You do not need to have a background in physics, but an interest in the subject is recommended.

Are there any specific guidelines for posting on Physics Forums?

Yes, there are guidelines for posting on Physics Forums. These include using clear and concise titles, providing enough context for your question or discussion, and avoiding personal attacks or inappropriate language. It is important to read and follow these guidelines to ensure a productive and respectful community.

How can I improve my chances of getting a helpful response to my post?

To improve your chances of getting a helpful response to your post, make sure to provide enough information and context for your question or discussion. This includes any relevant equations, diagrams, or background information. Additionally, be respectful and patient while waiting for responses.

Can I post my own research or theories on Physics Forums?

Yes, you can post your own research or theories on Physics Forums. However, please note that the forum is primarily for discussing established scientific theories and concepts. If you are sharing your own research, make sure to provide enough evidence and support for your claims.

Are there any resources or tools available for new members on Physics Forums?

Yes, there are resources and tools available for new members on Physics Forums. These include a "New Member Introduction" forum where you can introduce yourself and get to know other members, a "Help" forum for any technical questions or issues, and a "Forum Feedback and Announcements" forum for updates and announcements from the forum moderators.

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