How Should a Newcomer Introduce Themselves in a Technical Physics Community?

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Actually, I don't have the best idea on how to introduce myself technically and professionally to people like you who I expect to be elite,adept and even expert at your fields especially physics.Anyway,I just registered today since I've decided to interact with people who share common interest on physics with me. I'm currently taking a BS degree in Industrial Engineering. I registered because I want to be in a more technical community like this. I want to learn from other people and share what I learn as well. Thank you. :)
 
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Actually, I don't have the best idea on how to introduce myself technically and professionally to people like you who I expect to be elite,adept and even expert at your fields especially physics.Anyway,I just registered today since I've decided to interact with people who share common interest on physics with me. I'm currently taking a BS degree in Industrial Engineering. I registered because I want to be in a more technical community like this. I want to learn from other people and share what I learn as well. Thank you. :)
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