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How do I encourage a Encouraging new user to participate in the siteparticipation while critiquing their first few posts?

I have seen this scenario play out a few times where a new user kind of understandunderstands the idea and wants to participate, but doesn't understand/hasn't read the rules of the site rules or hasn't read them yet. Because of this and their desire to participate they post a lot in a short period.

While some of their posts are fine, others either break or don't quite follow the rules of the site. How can I encourage a user to keep using the site while also saying at the same time some of histheir posts need to be revised or removed?

How do I encourage a new user to participate in the site while critiquing their first few posts?

I have seen this scenario play out a few times where a new user kind of understand the idea and wants to participate, but doesn't understand/hasn't read the rules of the site yet. Because of this and their desire to participate they post a lot in a short period.

While some of their posts are fine, others either break or don't quite follow the rules of the site. How can I encourage a user to keep using the site while also saying at the same time some of his posts need to be revised or removed?

Encouraging new user participation while critiquing their first posts

I have seen this scenario play out a few times where a new user kind of understands the idea and wants to participate, but doesn't understand the site rules or hasn't read them yet. Because of this and their desire to participate they post a lot in a short period.

While some of their posts are fine, others either break or don't quite follow the rules of the site. How can I encourage a user to keep using the site while also saying at the same time some of their posts need to be revised or removed?

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I have seen this scenario play out a few times where a new user kind of understand the idea and wants to participate, but doesn't understand/hasn't read the rules of the site yet. Because of this and their desire to participate they post a lot in a short period and while.

While some of their posts are fine, others either break or don't quite follow the rules of the site.

How How can I encourage a user to keep using the site while also saying at the same time some of his posts need to be revised or removed?

I have seen this scenario play out a few times where a new user kind of understand the idea and wants to participate, but doesn't understand/hasn't read the rules of the site yet. Because of this and their desire to participate they post a lot in a short period and while some of their posts are fine, others either break or don't quite follow the rules of the site.

How can I encourage a user to keep using the site while also saying at the same time some of his posts need to be revised or removed?

I have seen this scenario play out a few times where a new user kind of understand the idea and wants to participate, but doesn't understand/hasn't read the rules of the site yet. Because of this and their desire to participate they post a lot in a short period.

While some of their posts are fine, others either break or don't quite follow the rules of the site. How can I encourage a user to keep using the site while also saying at the same time some of his posts need to be revised or removed?

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How do I encourage a new user to participate in the site while critiquing their first few posts?

I have seen this scenario play out a few times where a new user kind of understand the idea and wants to participate, but doesn't understand/hasn't read the rules of the site yet. Because of this and their desire to participate they post a lot in a short period and while some of their posts are fine, others either break or don't quite follow the rules of the site.

How can I encourage a user to keep using the site while also saying at the same time some of his posts need to be revised or removed?