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Thanks for that advice, I do agree that the guide kinda veered off in the evidence part.

going to look for help from other members, as I know nothing about the markets besides the Runescape one.
 
screw it ill post mine here :P probs not the best but any suggestions are welcome

Hello Fellow Sythe Members, Stui here on how to navigate the market forum on sythe.org and how not to get scammed.

Vouches:
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1st of all you should visit this thread here and Create a new topic called (your username) vouches. And then have a quick read of this which tells you what you can and cant do with your vouches.

MiddleMen:​

Have a look at this fourm here which is the middleman forums. The definition for a middleman is:A person who arranges business or political deals between other people. A good explanation of how a middleman works is written here by FlyingToast.

Ranks:​

A complete list of ranks can be found here

This is a rank to be wary of
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this means that they have either had some problems with having their account secured or have been suspected of scamming or coming close to but there isnt enough proof to get them banned.

Some more ranks you may see around:

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These ranks mean that they have donated that amount to sythe.org to help with the costs of hosting and ect. the full list of donation benefits can be found here and the link to donate is http://sythe.org/donations/donate.html

Moderators and Admins​


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Moderators are probably one of the most trusted people on sythe, they have been chosen by sythe himself to be a respectful and kind member of the community. To be one of these is a great honour and you should listen to their advice at all times wherever you are on sythe

A complete list of mods and admins can be found here

Who moderates where?
A sectional moderator will moderate whatever section he or she is assigned to, for example a Runescape Moderator will moderate all threads and posts in the Runescape forums. Global moderators have the power to moderate every forum and admins can moderate every forum, as well as having complete control of all forums through the admin panel. All moderators and admins can give any user an infraction (except those of an equal or higher power than them) an infraction in any forum.

Rules​

The full list of rules can be found here http://sythe.org/showthread.php?t=148431 but some of the main ones are listed below

Spamming: (in general):
Posting short, unhelpful comments (such as "cool", "nice acc," etc).
Flooding a forum with replies for the sole purpose of increasing post count. This may also be a permanent forumban in certain forums, especially if deliberate.
Posting comments with little to no relevance to the topic
Bumping your thread more than once a day (To Include "Delete Bumping")
Accusing Someone of Scamming: without proof (text logs DO NOT COUNT AS PROOF)
Begging: asking for free RS items, RS accounts (etc) or asking for a rank or modship on Sythe.org
Grave Digging: This is self explanatory. If a thread hasn't had a post in several weeks or months. Don't post on it. (Exception: Spam Forum and some select threads. Use best discretion when posting.)
Asking for a Name Change

1 Week Ban
Advertising: Advertising a site in a post for the first offence will be a 1 week ban, further punishments may lead to a permanent ban. Includes links to other Markets, Goldfarm sites, etc.. If you wish to legitimately advertise your site on sythe.org then e-mail: [email protected]. Advertising Bots will be permanently banned.

1 Month Ban
Porn/Gore: posting pictures, videos, links to websites related to porn/extreme gore, etc. The staff will decide what constitutes porn or gore. It is not for you to decide. Steer clear of posting anything which could be interpreted as this.
Plagiarism: plagiarism (including the ripping of GFX and RS/User Ed Guides) results in a forumban from the pertinent forum as well as a one month ban the first time it happens.
PIN Sales: Sale of membership PINs is strictly prohibited. Any discussion of this will be infracted. If it continues, you will be banned.


Scammed What Should I Do​
OMG I've been scammed what should i do. Well 1st of all you should head down to the report a scammer section which is here and read all of the stickes which are here
http://sythe.org/showthread.php?t=1290917
http://sythe.org/showthread.php?t=1109411
http://sythe.org/showthread.php?t=1118369
Then just choose what applies to you, Fill it in with all of the necessary proof and you will be rid of that person in a flash

Some Other Guides To Check Out​

How To Avoid Getting Hacked by HappyFace01010
Uploading and posting pictures by SUF
How to Catch a Ban Evader by Stui
How To Always Catch Your Scammer by Shoopadoop
How To Avoid Frauded Paypals By RS2PLEASENT
How To Catch a Mils/GP Scammer By Dingo212
A WalkThrough Of Sythe.org by Lordhooters
How To Make A Successful Trade by WeRNIS

FAQ's​

Q =What is an OMM?
A = They are people who have gone through rigorous testing and followed pretty much all of sythe’s rules to the letter. What they have had to do is located here

Q = Why Would I donate
A = To help keep sythe running of course. A list of donation FAQ’s are found here

Q = Why should i register at all??
A = Because sythe is the best

A complete list of FAQ's can be found here http://sythe.org/showpost.php?p=9360359&postcount=1
 
What You Need to Know Before Entering the Market​

First you should be aware of the rules. To list a few common rules that are broken in the market area:

Scamming: or any suspicious behavior similar to scamming or counter-scamming (i.e. attempting to scam), this includes Runescape name Sniping. This also includes:
Impersonating other members, posting vouches for yourself with other accounts, and any other similar behavior.
Impersonating ranks through the use of your signature.

Spamming: (in general):
Posting short, unhelpful comments (such as "cool", "nice acc," etc). This also includes "Free Bumps" for another user's thread.
Flooding a forum with replies for the sole purpose of increasing post count. This may also be a permanent forumban in certain forums, especially if deliberate.
Posting comments with little to no relevance to the topic
Bumping your thread more than once a day (To Include "Delete Bumping")

Accusing Someone of Scamming: without proof (text logs DO NOT COUNT AS PROOF)

Thread Hijacking: Offering your services/Sales on the thread of someone else's services or sales

Requiring Vouches: You may not promise/require a vouch in the market. Vouches are given when the user you're dealing with feels you deserve a vouch, and no one is obligated to vouch under any circumstances.

PIN Sales: Sale of membership PINs is strictly prohibited. Any discussion of this will be infracted. If it continues, you will be banned.

Remember to take a look at all of the rules located HERE. When you get banned, negligence is NOT an excuse.


The Dangers of PAYPAL

Yes PayPal is a very convenient way to buy and sell gp, but what do you really know about it? If you are new to virtual trading you probably aren't aware that it is very easy to get scammed by using PayPal.

PayPal does not support the sale of virtual goods (ie RSGP) so all it takes is the buyer to file a dispute on PayPal and the payment is almost always reversed back to the person who bought the GP.

If you plan on selling GP NEVER sell through PayPal to someone even if they offer a ridiculous amount and offer to go first. These people almost always will charge the payment back and leave your PayPal account with a negative balance. The only exception to this is if the person is obviously a very trusted trader on this site.


What are VOUCHES?

Vouches are a form of proof that someone has successfully completed a trade or a service in the past. When viewing someone's vouches remember to take note of the quality of vouches instead of quantity. Someone completing a trade for $1000 value should be trusted more then someone with five $10 vouches. The two following vouches illustrate the difference between a good and a bad vouch:

GOOD Vouch
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BAD Vouch
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Notice how the bad vouch doesn't say much at all while on the other hand the good vouch shows that the trader has been trusted with large amounts in the past.

Another very important thing you need to know when reading vouches is the payment method used. Take note that if a seller has a lot of vouches but they are all dealing with PlayerAuction sales they have no real value. PlayerAuctions protects the buyer so there is no way the seller could have scammed using that site. They are proof of successful trades, however there is no proof that he can be trusted trading outside of PlayerAuctions. An example of these kind of vouches:

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Middleman and OMM

What is a middleman? A middleman essentially makes sure a trade goes down smoothly without either party getting scammed.

There are two types of middlemen; regular middlemen and official sythe middlemen (OMM) which have gotten this status by completing a lengthy application and have been deemed trustworthy by staff. Do not always trust regular middlemen. Just because they label themselves a middlemen doesn't mean they can be trusted.

To view the list of Official Middlemen click HERE
To take your chance with a regular middlemen you can find one HERE

Keep in mind Offical Middlemen will always have the following rank:
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What sort of limit are you looking for on size? I can't see anybody reading over around 2 or 3 pages. Just me though o_O
 
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What sort of limit are you looking for on size? I can't see anybody reading over around 2 or 3 pages. Just me though o_O

Well, there isn't a size limit but keep in mind you are writing it to be read by people who are completely new and know nothing and you want to get them off their feet and have their first trade without getting scammed. Even if you hit on those main points and at the end link off to some other guides to improve their knowledge, that's fine.
 
The aim of this post is for new users to become acquainted with LoL game jargon.
The format will be as follows if you would like to submit a term or phrase that I missed:
Term - Alternate terms/alerts - Definition​


LoL - Short for "League of Legends"

Back - b, *retreat ping* - Fall back/retreat

Care - Short for "Be careful", intended to warn players of oncoming enemies

Focus - *alert ping* placed on enemy - Concentrate on a specific enemy

FF - Forfeit, accomplished by typing /ff in the chat

FF at 20 - You can only forfeit after 20 minutes of gameplay, when someone asks for FF at 20, it usually means the match is already clearly lost

Top, mid, bot - These describe the lanes, most are apparent, besides "bot", which is short for bottom lane

Gank - To seek out and destroy an enemy, usually with more than one ally hiding in grass and another luring them in

GG/BG - Short for "good game" or "bad game", spoken to both enemy and ally with /all command at the end of a match

Feed - Feeder, fed - A feeder intentionally or unintentionally allows an enemy to repeatedly kill them, giving them a major boost in gold and experience. A fed player is one who's taken advantage of feeders and is exceptionally more powerful than the rest of the players.

Ult - Your final skill you unlock at level 6, sometimes your most powerful move alone, but is usually more effective with a combo

Combo - Using your skills in a quick sequence that maximizes their effectiveness

Squishy - A champion that is easily slain, but they usually have a skill that allows them a quick escape (stun/root, teleporting, or invisibility). You should not prioritize high armor for these characters to compensate, it hinders more than helps

Base - Basing, recall - To return to base in order to heal and spend gold

Push - To concentrate 3 or more of your team mates in one lane in order to push through the minions and turrets

Jungle - The areas of the map between the lanes, also describes as a position for ninja champs to hide and wait to ambush enemies

Champions - champs - The characters you choose in the queue before the game starts

Summoners - The players who control the champs

Assassin - Ninja - Champs that specialize in sneak attacks, usually with a skill designed for invisibility/undetectability

Grass - Areas of tall grass that hides a champ from view from both enemies and minions. Entering grass will uncover the entire area to your view. When an enemy enters the same patch of grass, you will become visible to them, and they you. When attacking from the grass, you will be visible to enemies.

Alert - Ping - Buttons located on your minimap used to alert your team when you when need help ("Alert ping", RED) or to retreat ("Retreat ping", YELLOW). Click the alert ping and aim it at an enemy or turret to request aid, or to tell your team mates to focus. A target will appear above their head after you've pinged them.

MIA - miss, missing - Short for "missing in action", used to alert a team when a lane is missing a champ to defend it. It's commonly used when a champ wants to alert a team that the enemies are going to push an unprotected lane

gj/nj - Short for "good job" or "nice job"

OP - Short for "Over Powered", used to describe a champ who is more powerful in his skills/stats than most other champs

Smurf - Describes a new account made by players who've already maxed an alternate account

Inv - Short for "invite", this is usually a request made to a friend to send a game invite

Rotation - The rotation describes the free champs available for a week at a time
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Just gonna say @kjmt, don't put to never sell through PayPal, I don't agree with that because a lot of trusted users buy and sell through PayPal, and not everyone charges back. It should say something like, selling through PayPal can be risky so there are alternatives such as PA and such, but don't say don't trade through PayPal.
 
Question for SuF / Karl.

How important are pictures in this guide, because I wrote mine pretty in depth and detailed in the thought that this was a guide on how to conduct a successful trade, IE how to do a trade without being scammed, and I feel I have successfully gotten that across but I am looking at other members posts and feeling as if this is a guide for a person that is completely new to the black market in general and has never made a trade in their life.

I just want to know how in depth I need to go if you could so kindly quickly revise my 'guide' and let me know your thoughts on this.

Can be found here.
http://sythe.org/showthread.php?p=10162238

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Question for SuF / Karl.

How important are pictures in this guide, because I wrote mine pretty in depth and detailed in the thought that this was a guide on how to conduct a successful trade, IE how to do a trade without being scammed, and I feel I have successfully gotten that across but I am looking at other members posts and feeling as if this is a guide for a person that is completely new to the black market in general and has never made a trade in their life.

I just want to know how in depth I need to go if you could so kindly quickly revise my 'guide' and let me know your thoughts on this.

Can be found here.
http://sythe.org/showthread.php?p=10162238

~ Thanks :D

It should be for a complete idiot.
 
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And do you think I have gone in to enough detail thus far, or need to re think/write this.

Break it up a little and just think of what a new person might want to know and add more than just not getting scammed. Whatever you think. I'm not a market person so I really don't know.
 
Beginners' Guide to Succesful Trading ​


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Contents:


Introduction

What is Essential When Buying/Selling?

  1. Way of Communicating
  2. A Vouch thread
  3. Knowledge of the Sythe Rules
  4. Knowledge of the Stickies
Buying a Product/Service on Sythe
  1. Finding the correct section
  2. Finding the correct salesman
  3. Deeming whether your salesman is trusted
    • Ranks
    • Vouches
    • Professionalism
  4. Contacting your salesman
  5. Sorting out details
  6. Security and Scam-Prevention
    • Asking for a Private Message
    • Using a Middleman
    • Recording the Trade
  7. Payment and Delivery
    • If you're going first
    • If the seller is going first
    • Using a Middleman
  8. Vouching
Selling Your Product/Service on Sythe
  1. Finding the Correct Section
  2. Creating your Thread
    • What to Include in my thread?
  3. Waiting for your Buyer
    • How to know when someone posts on your thread
    • Bumping
  4. Communicating with your Buyer
  5. Security and Scam-Prevention
    • Asking for a Private Message
    • Using a Middleman
    • Recording the Trade
  6. Payment/Delivery
  7. Vouching

What to Do When you Get Scammed and How to Prevent it







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Introduction:
Sythe&#8217;s black-market, buzzing and active, is what attracts many traders from across the Internet. Learning how to function properly on these markets will increase your chances of making a great trade and help you build trust and respect among the community. Unlike many other sites, most traders on Sythe are friendly and honest; however, there are a couple of people on Sythe who will try to steal your money: Scammers. This guide will help you understand how the market works, how to conduct yourself in the market, how to avoid scammers and of course, make a great trade.

The Market can be found on the Sythe homepage, and by clicking on it, you will open yourself to many subtopics/sections and connect yourself to hundred&#8217;s of interested buyers/sellers.



What is essential when buying/selling:

1) Way of Communicating

To be an efficient buyer/seller on Sythe, you are going to need to communicate. The most popular way of communication on Sythe is through: MSN (Windows live messenger). Besides msn, you can communicate through Skype, AIM, ICQ, Yahoo and sometimes-even text/call!

2) A Vouch Thread
Before you start trading, you should create a vouch thread. You can create one here: http://sythe.org/newthread.php?do=newthread&f=518
You only need and only should have one vouch thread! The purpose of a vouch thread is so that buyers/sellers can post feedback on their trading experience. Your vouch thread should be easy to find, this is courtesy to future buyers/sellers.

You should lay your vouch thread out like below:

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3) Knowledge of all Sythe Rules Before conducting a trade, you should know and be aware of all the sythe rules. Ignorance is not an excuse
Educate yourself here: http://sythe.org/showthread.php?t=148431

4) Knowledge of the Stickes Before trading in a certain subsection, you must be aware of all the subsections rules. Rules in a subsection does not nescessarily apply to other subsections. Again, ignorance is not an excuse.




Buying a Product/Service on Sythe

1) Finding the correct section. Upon entering the market section, a list of sections will be presented. Choose the section in which you would like to do business in.

2) Finding your salesman. After choosing your section, you need to find someone who is willing to sell his or her product/service to you. Pick the thread of your choice.

3) Deeming whether your salesman is trusted. When you&#8217;ve found the right seller, before proceeding to contact him/her, you should check the following:

  • Ranks: Ranks can be found under a person's username. They're specially given to users who have proven themselves worthy of such rank.

    Donator Ranks:​
    These are given to people who have helped Sythe.org financially. They're sometimes used as a way of determining one's legitamacy.​

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    25_usd_donator.gif

    50_usd_donator.gif

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    200_usd_donator.gif

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    Mod/Admin Ranks:​
    Moderators/Administrators are a small group, chosen by sythe, to enforce the rules. They take care of the site and those who use it. Moderators/Admins are deemed to be among the most trusted on Sythe.
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    A more detailed explaination on ranks can be found here: http://sythe.org/showthread.php?t=367619​

  • Vouches: Vouches should be easily found. They're mainly presented in someone's signature or his sales thread. You should check the quantity and quality of their vouches. For example, a hundred vouches like this
    Bought 4.4M from Satinof, Sent him $4 via Paypal then he traded the cash in game straight away. Good money seller, will happily trade again!
    still isn't worth one vouch like this:
    Big pink vouch for Nick! Huge trade worth well over $1500 done via mail. Had every chance to say he never received it but the trade went smoothly! Thanks!
  • Professionalism: Ask yourself, is this guy willing to put in the effort to selling his product/service to me? A thread with good grammar and a good layout can go a long way.

4)Contacting your salesman:

When you are sure that you've found your guy, contact him. His contact info should be clearly marked on his thread or signature. *MAKE SURE YOU HAVE ADDED THE CORRECT PERSON*

5) Sorting Details Out:
When talking to your trader , it is important that you make sure that you have the correct price. Usually, the seller with give you a small briefing of how the trade will go down. Try to ask questions like: Who is going first? Can we use [Name] as a Middleman?

6) Security and Scam-Prevention: Read this step with utmost attention, because it can save your money and save a moderators time.

Asking for a Private Message
Before you pay your salesman, you should ask for a Private Message or "PM". Your salesman will message you privately on Sythe, with either a chat log of your conversation or evidence that he is talking to you. This is to make sure that you are talking to the right person. A legitimate salesman will not refuse a PM. When talking to seller who refuses a PM, don't trade; he is most likely an impostor.

Using a Middleman:
Also, to prevent scamming, Sythe uses a Middleman system. This is when you allow someone who you deem extremely trusted to hold both parties goods. He will give the buyer their product and give the seller their money. Using a Middleman decreases the chances of you getting scammed. It is highly recommended that you use a Middleman for all trades.

Recording the Trade
Throughout the trade, you should be recording the trade (screen shots/screen recorder). The reason for recording your trade is to ensure that the trader will be banned if he tries to/successfully scams you. These records act as evidence.

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7) Paying and receiving:

If you're going first: After going first, the seller should tell you where to meet for the delivery of your product. If for a service, after you give the details requested by the seller and the service has been payed for, the seller should give you details of when the order will finish. You should be sure that you trust the seller.

If the seller is going first:: After the seller has completed the delivery or service, you must verify that it has been completed, then proceed to pay the agreed amount. If you refuse to pay when the order has been completed, you will be banned.

Using a Middleman:: When using a middleman, he should give you clear instructions on how he is going to conduct the trade.​

8) Vouching: After the trade has been completed, Most users will ask you to vouch for them. What they want is for you to go to their thread and post a concise comment/feedback on how the trade went. Was it fast? Was it smooth? Were there any problems? Should I let the next customer know something important? The better you answer these questions, the better your vouch will be.



Selling your Product/Service on Sythe.

1) Finding the Correct section: It is important that you find the correct sub-section. This way, you will be advertising your product/service to interested buyers.

2) Creating your Thread: After choosing the correct subsection, you're going to want to create your thread. To create your thread, press the
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on the top left of the Sythe website.

What to include in my thread?
Obviously, you should include your prices and the type of services you offer.To have a successful sales thread, remember to maintain professionalism - use decent grammar and non-explicit languange. Also please include links to both your vouch thread link and your contact information.​

3)Waiting for your buyer.
While waiting for your buyer, you can browse around the forum or do various other activities. However, try not to get too sidetracked, otherwise you might keep the buyer waiting for too long.

How to know when someone posts on your thread:
So you can keep track of your thread, aswell as know when someone posts on it, you should subscribe to your own thread. To subscribe, you need to go to the top right of your thread, and press the tab "Thread Tools" a drop down menu will appear, you must then press "Subscribe to this thread"

Bumping
While watching your thread, you might notice it move down the list. A way to move it back up the list is to have someone post on your thread, or you may bump it once every 24 hours.​

4)Communicating with your buyer
It is important to ensure that both parties are clear with the details: price, delivery etc. You should connect through an active messaging system

5) Security and Scam-Prevention: Read this step with utmost attention, because it can save your money and save a moderators time.

Asking for a Private Message
Before you deliver your product/start your service, you should ask for a Private Message or "PM". The buyer will message you privately on Sythe, with either a chat log of your conversation or evidence that he is talking to you. This is to make sure that you are talking to the right person. A legitimate buyer will not refuse a PM. When talking to buyer who refuses a PM, don't trade; he is most likely an impostor/scammer.

Using a Middleman:
Also, to prevent scamming, Sythe uses a Middleman system. This is when you allow someone who you deem extremely trusted to hold both parties goods. He will give the buyer their product and give the seller their money. Using a Middleman decreases the chances of you getting scammed. It is highly recommended that you use a Middleman for all trades

Recording the Trade
Throughout the trade, you should be recording the trade (screen shots/screen recorder). The reason for recording your trade is to ensure that the trader will be banned if he tries to/successfully scams you. These records act as evidence.​

6) Payment/Delivery

If you're going first: You should make sure that you fully trust the buyer. Check their ranks and vouches before you proceed

If they're going first: After receiving payment, deliver your product/ start your service. If you fail to do so, you will be banned.

Using a middleman: The Middleman will brief you on the way he/she would like the trade to go down. Make sure you can trust this person.​

7) Vouching

After the trade it's common courtesy to post a comment on the buyers vouch thread. You should also comment on the trade: Was it fast? Was it smooth? Were there any problems? Should I let future traders know something important? The better you answer these questions, the better your vouch will be.

What to Do When you Get Scammed and How to Prevent it
"If you get scammed for whatever reason, navigate to the bottom of the index page to the Report a Scammer forum (or click here: http://www.sythe.org/forumdisplay.php?f=253).

Make sure you have sufficient, legitimate evidence to prove that you were scammed. Failure to do so will result in your report beging ignored.

Read every sticky then make a report following the guidelines of the stickies. Keep in mind that it may take a while for the report to get tended to, but the main purpose of the section is for the reference of other traders. Before you make a trade, you should always search the name of the other trader in the Report a Scammer section and see if there are any reports on them. This could help prevent you from being scammed." quote from MegaMatt, ex-mod.

Goodluck with future trades!

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Formatting this was a pain in the ass.

I didn't proof-read it yet. I'm pretty sure there are tons of typo's and grammatical mistakes.

Anyfeed back would be lovely!
 
Are you talking about a guide for an marketplace idiot, or a sythe idiot? ex: do i have to explain how to make threads, quote, and the pm system?

I believe i have finished my guide which can be found on the first page (of course, if you are looking for a guide encompassing specific marketplaces and sub-forums, then i am FAR from finished)

From what has been posted and replied by SuF and Karl, I think my guide does
help users who have no clue how the market operates, you also should include information about OMMs, vouches, and cite some rules that they need to know
and
guide for new people to use as a reference to cut down on the number of scams and make the site more open and easily used by new people as they are what makes Sythe continue to grow and remain strong as others leave
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Just whatever you think a newbie needs to know to use Sythe successfully and not get scammed. And how to report scammers and such if they do
and
read by people who are completely new and know nothing and you want to get them off their feet and have their first trade without getting scammed. Even if you hit on those main points and at the end link off to some other guides to improve their knowledge, that's fine
 
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Well, there isn't a size limit but keep in mind you are writing it to be read by people who are completely new and know nothing and you want to get them off their feet and have their first trade without getting scammed. Even if you hit on those main points and at the end link off to some other guides to improve their knowledge, that's fine.

If this person is completely new, I doubt he would have complete knowledge of PM systems and such. Anyway, I thought we had to be as thorough as possible
 
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