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improved New User Welcome tips with pictures

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Jeff Atwood 2014-07-21 16:42:07 -07:00
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This private message has a few quick tips to get you started:
### Keep scrolling
## Keep scrolling
There are no next page buttons or page numbers – to read more, just keep scrolling down!
There are no next page buttons or page numbers – to read more, **just keep scrolling down!**
As new replies come in, they will appear automatically at the bottom of the topic.
As new replies or topics come in, they will appear automatically.
### How do I reply?
## How do I reply?
- To reply to a specific post, use the Reply button on that post.
<img src="http://www.discourse.org/images/welcome/three-reply-buttons.png" width="690" height="233">
- To reply to the overall *theme* of the topic, rather than any specific person or post in the topic, use the Reply button at the very bottom of the topic.
- To reply to a specific post, use the Reply button <img src="http://www.discourse.org/images/welcome/reply-post.png" width="29" height="25"> on that post.
- To take the conversation in a different direction, but keep them linked together, use Reply as New Topic to the right of the post.
- To reply to the overall *theme* of the topic, rather than any specific person or post in the topic, use the Reply button <img src="http://www.discourse.org/images/welcome/reply-topic.png" width="29" height="25"> at the very bottom of the topic.
### Who is talking to me?
- To take the conversation in a different direction, but keep them linked together, use Reply as New Topic <img src="http://www.discourse.org/images/welcome/reply-as-new-topic.png" width="33" height="25"> to the right of the post.
When someone replies to your post, quotes you, or mentions your @username, a number ➀ will appear over a conversation button at the top of the page. Use it see who's talking to you, and where.
## Who is talking to me?
- To mention someone's name, start typing `@` and an autocompleter will pop up.
When someone replies to your post, quotes you, or mentions your @username, a number ➀ will appear over a conversation button at the top right of the page. Use it see who's talking to you, and where.
- To quote just a section of a post, select it, then use the Reply button that appears over your selection.
<img src="http://www.discourse.org/images/welcome/notification-panel.png" width="237" height="78">
- To quote an entire post, use the Import Quote button on the editor toolbar.
To mention someone's name, start typing `@` and an autocompleter will pop up.
### Look at that post!
<img src="http://www.discourse.org/images/welcome/username-completion.png" width="307" height="174">
To let someone know that you enjoyed their post, use the like ♥ button at the bottom of the post. If you see a problem with a post, don't hesitate to use the flag button and privately let our staff know about it.
To quote just a section of a post, select it, then use the Reply button that appears over your selection.
### Where am I?
<img src="http://www.discourse.org/images/welcome/quote-reply.png" width="467" height="172">
- To get back to the home page at any time, **use the logo at the upper left** or the back ← button on your browser.
To quote an entire post, use the Import Quote button on the editor toolbar.
## Look at that post!
<img src="http://www.discourse.org/images/welcome/like-link-flag-bookmark.png" width="225" height="61">
To let someone know that you enjoyed their post, use the **like** button at the bottom of the post. If you see a problem with a post, don't hesitate to use the **flag** button and privately let our staff know about it.
You can also share a link to a post, or bookmark a post for later reference.
## Where am I?
- To get back to the home page at any time, **use the logo at the upper left** or the back &larr; button on your browser.
- For search, your user page, or the sitemap, use the **icon buttons at the upper right**.
- While reading a topic, move to the top ↑ by clicking its title at the top of the page, or press the <kbd>home</kbd> key. To reach the *bottom* ↓, use the down arrow on the topic progress indicator at the bottom of the page, or press the <kbd>end</kbd> key.
- While reading a topic, move to the top &uarr; by clicking its title at the top of the page, or press the <kbd>home</kbd> key. To reach the *bottom* &darr;, use the down arrow on the topic progress indicator at the bottom of the page, or press the <kbd>end</kbd> key.
<img src="http://www.discourse.org/images/welcome/progress-bar.png" width="190" height="52">
- Use times as entry shortcuts. You can always enter at the top of a topic via the first post date, and the bottom via the last post date.
## How do I find my conversations?
By default all conversations less than two days old are considered new, and any conversation you've participated in will automatically be tracked.
You will see the blue new and number indicators next to these topics:
<img src="http://www.discourse.org/images/welcome/topics-new-unread.png" width="490" height="119">
You can change the individual notification state of a topic via the control at the bottom of the topic (this can also be set per category). To change how you track topics, or the definition of new, see [your user preferences](/my/preferences).
## Why can't I do certain things?
New users are somewhat limited for safety reasons. As you participate here, you'll gain the trust of the community, become a full citizen, and those limitations will automatically be removed. At a high enough [trust level](https://meta.discourse.org/t/what-do-user-trust-levels-do/4924), you'll gain even more abilities to help us manage our community together.
welcome_user:
subject_template: "Welcome to %{site_name}!"
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