What Should I Know Before Posting on a Scientific Forum?

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How did you find PF?
I have a question and it seem more reasonable to ask than self-learning general relativity
(google search about frame dragging + forum)
Hello,
As required by automated welcoming mail I create this post.

I am educated in microelectronics engineering (2018) so I am not a physicist.
Which I regret, I always loved science for the understanding and what it allow us to do.
I wanted to serve as a scientist.

I was never educated on general relativity on which I have a question. (frame dragging, in a separate post)
I started reading a 300 page lesson about it but then it seem more reasonable to come ask here if I have only 1 question.

I am autistic so I can be rude by naivety and ineptitude, I nearly never get implicit meaning, social norm or joke.
So please if you have a reproach or advice I need it to be written literally. I wont take offense.

So that it about my skill level, my enthusiasm and the warning panel that I hope will prevent some frustration.
 
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Welcome to PF.

We are a heavily moderated scientific website, so it is probably best if you send your first question to one of the Mentors via Personal Message (PM) to see if it's okay. You can do that by clicking on a Mentor's avatar (like mine) and "Start a conversation".

Best wishes. :smile:
 
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