Introductions: Attention NOOBS!!

Fuck-ing lol

Lol thanks for the insight. And it was funny as shit to read

I think this applies to some dudes that arent noobs....

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Always odd when you catch someone checking out your profile.

Lmao I just checked Chrome and Safari on my iPad, not on LA. Only on IE on my brother's laptop since mines down, so honestly no clue why it says that my man. Haha. And it's not 6:15 pm over here, its 1:28 lmao

Glad to see this post getting sum use. Like Scooter, I have no time for fuck wits.

Ok thanks for the heads up and much appreciated.

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"Are you finding it difficult to accept noobs?"

"Has your status gone to your head, and you refuse to battle noobs because you do not want to be the poor sap to say he lost to a guy with only 5 posts?"

"Do you reject noobs in every thread because they arent established enough to stand inside your elite circle of status"

"Are you depressed because a noob had the audacity to not feed your drop?"

"Are you a troll, but give yourself a pass because Vets deserve special privileges? "

 

Then this may be for you. . . 

 

For just seconds a day, you can help a noob by not being a troll or judgmental

 

"But Enoch, us vets dont know how to establish respect for new comers

 

Well fortunately, Here are 4 steps that can help you out. . .

 

Step1:

Don't make your first impression a bad one. These websites exist and thrive by new memberships. Mostnoobs will decide whether or not they want to stay based on their first week experience with established members of the community.

 

Step2:

When a "noob" unknowingly does something that you determine is "stupid" or "against the rules". . . it is best to first address the situation calmly and respectful. Eagerness to berate a new comer to this site just to flex ones own ego is very unmotivational for said noob, and ultimately, a bad display of character. In other words, dont make an ass out of yourself in public that could give NOOBS the wrong impression about the site.

     

Step.3.   

Don't just expect noobs to leave feedback. You are the veteran member. . it is your moral duty to lead by example. Dont tell a noob to leave feedback before posting, then turn around and only reply and comment to your very own pieces of work.

 

Step 4.

Don't be one of those people who automatically assumes that you are more talented then a noob just because he has only been on this site for 24hrs compared to your 10 years of eliteness. Vets get annoyed at noobs claiming they are going to take over, just as noobs get annoyed by VETS thinking they are on a higher skill set of writing/battling/rapping just because they have been on the site for a longer duration of time. Don't speak down on a noob like they have to put in extra dues to battle you just because your a big shot on an internet forum. In the real world. .  nobody is impressed or affected by peoples online accomplishments on rap forums. Sorry if you did not already know that. . . 

 By following these simple suggestions, you show noobs  that you are not

- a conceited, stuck up, trolling, power hungry elitist asshole. This gives us noobs the confidence and willingness to interact and engage with everyone on the site without feeling like we are pre-judged.

Well everyone. Thanks for having me on this site. . and i hope veterans found this as fun as it was informative. . . until next time . .  this is Enoch saying

Whats up LA?