Title: Newbie
Content: Newbie Newbie, newb, noob, or n00b is a slang term for a novice or newcomer, or somebody inexperienced in a profession or activity. Contemporary use can particularly refer to a beginner or new user of computers, often concerning Internet activity, such as online gaming or Linux use. Depending on the context and spelling variant used, the term can have derogatory connotations (and be used as a term of abuse in internet-based games)—but is also often used for descriptive purposes only, without any value judgment. The origin of this term is uncertain. Earliest uses probably date to late twentieth century United

Title: Novice
Content: also looked at whether goal-setting could help users contribute more to the community. The study found that users with specific goals contributed more than users with a do-your-best goal. Slang terms include "newbie" and the more derogatory "noob." Newbie is mostly used as a descriptor or qualifier, a name given to novices by more experienced users or community members to indicate someone who just entered the community and is eager to learn and participate. Noob is a word used to insult or deride novices who are disrespectful, uninterested, or unwilling to learn. In gamer culture, a newbie is an inexperienced

Title: Newbie
Content: "newbie" had a limited usage among U.S. troops in the Vietnam War as a slang term for a new man in a unit. Another use of the term newbee was the moniker given to new U.S. Navy recruit students attending Basic Electricity and Electronics school by more senior students. A requisite course prior to enrollment in the A-school course at Naval Air Technical Training Center, Millington, TN. Its earliest known usage on the Internet may have been on the Usenet newsgroup "talk.bizarre". The term is believed to have entered online usage by 1981. Coming from an oral tradition, the term

Title: Newbie
Content: has various spellings. Among alternative forms are "newby", "nubie", and "newbee" (e.g. "Los Angeles Times" of August 1985: ""It had to do with newbees. I could be wrong on the spelling, but newbees are the rookies among the Blue Angels...""). In 2009, "noob" was among candidates for the one-millionth English word selection by the Global Language Monitor. Different spellings can have quite different connotations; so in some contexts a "newb" refers to a beginner who is willing to learn; while a "noob", refers disparagingly to an inexperienced or under-talented hacker or gamer who lacks the determination to learn. Newbie Newbie,

Title: Newbie
Content: States Armed Forces jargon, though possible precursor terms are much earlier. Variant forms of the noun include newby and newbee, while the related term noob (often stylized as "n00b") is often used in online gaming. Its etymology is uncertain. It may derive from "newie", which is attested in U.S. and Australian sources of the 1850s, meaning a neophyte in a place or situation; alternatively, it may derive from the British public school slang "new boy" or "new blood", which is attributed to the same era and was applied to a schoolboy in his first term. In the 1960s–1970s the term

Question: A newbie is a new what?
Answer: Internet user