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You should change your personal text to "Verified bear", not as current one "Verified awesomeness". Your icon and personal text should match each other. |
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Finally, I done it myself. I am unique with my verified KYC.  |
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Welcome to my guide on forum KYC steps, and my collection on forum KYC icons You icon has already appeared in my collection, QuickSeller or Mr. Real Satoshi. |
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As you all know that since today, 1st April 2019, the forum required KYCs. Theymos annouced about the KYC's requirements there: KYC now requiredI also pulished guide to do KYC there: [Guide] Steps to do KYCs of bitcointalk.org forumNow, I would prefer to show you the collection of all (I have seen so far) KYC's icons. 1) Human  2) Drama generator  3) Scammer hunter  4) Bitcoiner  5) Smartass  6) Totally not a scammer  7) Trader  8> Snitch  9) Chart watcher  10) Bull  11) Spammer  12) Serious businessman  13) Sucker valuable user  14) Bitcoin baron  15) Merit abuser  16) Shill  17) Bag holder  18) Pump-and-dumper  19) Gossip  20) Bear  21) Google translator  22) Plant, animal, or mineral  23) Geek  24) Skeptic  25) Naiive  26) Illuminati  27) Altcoiner  28) AI super intelligence  29) Quality poster  30) Mostly harmless  31) Loud  32) Awesomeness  33) DT mafia  34) Crazy statistician  35) Meme  36) Sockpuppet  37) Special Snowflake  38) OG BTCNTLKer  39) Bounty hunter  40) Merit beggar  41) "investor"  42) as the real Satoshi  43) docile good citizen  44) Troll  Will add more icons. |
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Guide on steps to do KYCs of bitcointalk.org forum Welcome to the new era of bitcointalk.org forum! Form now on, 1st April of 2019, the forum requires KYC to be able to use it. There is topic created by admin, theymos: KYC now requiredBelow, I will guide you, who don't not know how to do KYC of the forum. Please do it as soon as possible before the end of 1st April, if you won't finish it before the end of today, you won't be able to use the forum anymore, and you won't have second chance to do your KYC. Steps:1. The news of the forumWhen you type bitcointalk.org into your browser, then enter, you will see this news in the top corner on the left. 2. Messeage after logging in3. Clicking on the link to start doing your KYCPlease remember to do fill all information required in the form. The most important thing you have to type is all of your crime (at least 1).Next, you should list all your romantic partners (past, present, future): Personally, I typed @theymos for all three periods, because I fall in love with him since the first day I join the forum. 4. Finish your KYCAfter KYC finished you will see the message like that. There are bunches of potential results for your KYC, that you can visit my another topic to get them. Collection of bitcointalk.org's KYC icons
Hurry up, you have only 24 hours to finish your KYC. Please contact me via PMs if you got troubles with your KYCs and need help from me. I am always been here to help you. Best wishes bitcointalkers, |
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In my opinion "reading" is the most important part of this forum and I just love to read.  There are not many users have habits to do backwards reading like you, but it is good. And, I agreed with you at this, as I raised same point above that: Users have to read first, before they start writing. No matter how they read, solely forwards reading, or combinations of forwards and backwards reading, they have to read first, before they can write. There is no option for all, no exception. |
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Let I tell you the fact that.
If people don't know answer for their questions, they don't ask.
Answers are available, and they have answers for themselves.
This is why mediocre teachers don't give their learners answers/ solutions immediately and directly.
Those kind of teachers separate their learners' questions into smaller pieces, and give those pieces back to their learners.
Eventually, learners who raise questions will be able to find out answers themselves.
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If using Google Search, searchers should include the keyword 'bitcointalk.org' to avoid phishing sites, such as this one below It is terrible if you find something seems to be interesting one scam/ phishing sites If you add the ".to" site to your hosts file, your browser will flat out refuse to open it. You can completely eliminate the risk of being phished by this site in <30 seconds. I'll quote myself below from the last time this was discussed with instruction on how to do so. Alternatively, if you are using Windows, your hosts file can be found in "C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\". |
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1. Do you like to make your own post ?
2. Do you like to spend time on reading forum post?
Before going to answer the question of the OP, that which one among those two options, users would prefer during their time in the forum, let's go back to the users' activities in the forum. Which one you will do first, reading or writing? The answer is simple, Reading. First, new users have to read to register account, LOL, it's the fact. Second, new registered users have to spend their first minutes or hours to read forum rules (most of new users skip this step), read to get the forum structures (boards, child boards, local boards, etc.), read to see what senior and current users discussed. Next, they will write for some purposes: - Creating a topic to ask for help (a) - Creating a post to discuss (b) - Applying to join campaigns (c) - Creating a post to spam, or hunt for bounties (I don't recommend this step, LOL). The cycle between reading and writing repeat (due to it is a cycle, LOL) for every user, regardless of spammers.
For (a): Before creating a new topic to ask for help, please use Google search or Forum search with key words to find available topics or posts on your issues. For (b): Before composing a post to discuss, please spend several minutes to deeply think that what you will write is worthy and constructive or not. If your ideas don't contribute nothing, due to it is boring or already given above by others. Stop at this. For (c): Before applying to join campaigns, users have to read first, at least read the titles, and payment rates. If bounty hunters say that they don't read titles and payment rates, they are liars. They likely ignore rules, or something else, but they will do read titles and pay-rates.
In a summary, it is not a matter that users like which one, reading or writing. They have to read first, before start writing. |
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When you paste an address and press "SEND" button, the wallet asks you to type the first & last 3 characters/numbers of that address before sending.
Until then, do this manually.
Agree with it. It would be nice solution ever to avoid device hack or keypad hack. Especially mostly happend this kind of hack on web wallet. But it will be better if all kind of wallet add this feature. So at least we can avoid this kind of hack and save our fund from scammers. You can proceed to create thread about it. It is good, but I am curious that if senders are carefully enough to spend time to check first 3 and last 3 characters, why not check all addresses? It will cost less than a minute to check the whole address, not only 6 characters. Are there probability that some addresses have same first 3 and last 3 characters/letters? Not sure, I am not technical guy in Bitcoin and cryptography, but I think the best approach is checking the whole address. Safety first! Laziness second! |
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This is a perfect example of short-term gain and long term loss.
Be greedy, be foolish to accept risks, and also accept potential losses. Accept both risks and losses in long term to exchange for small buck in the present. I have never thought it is a good way to get money. There are so many safer ways to get money.
Your example on Ripple reminds me about the $25 give away of Blockchain.info paid in Stellar, but the cost is doing KYCs. Is $25 XLM worth your privacy (identify). |
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I still thought of your challenge, and I have one more additional point for you to add into the OP (if you agree).
- Accepted language of applying posts/ topics.
I think it should be in English, but might be locals as well if you know it.
Anyway, should have one more rule on language to avoid spamming with diversifying local languages.
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I found one new challenge for your list. Merit for Crypto (and other) KnowledgeAuthor: QuickSeller
- Eligible anks: all ranks.
- Rewards: 2 merits at least, and up to 4 merits for some special cases.
- Challenge's sMerit Fund: 50+
- Languages: all accepted, not English only.
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I have small ideas for the @QuickSeller.
I don't know how many sMerits you have now, and how many of them you readily to spend for your challenge's fund.
In my opinion, you should officially state that you (at first) dedicate 50 or 100 sMerits for your challenge's fund, but it might be changed over time (more if there are big interests and qualifying applicants).
I wish all best ones for you, your challenge, and applicants.
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Simply tell them:
Bitcoin is the next legend in human civilization, just after Gold in human history.
That's all you need to say to your kids.
If there is no demand to explain what is Gold to children, there will be no demand to explain what is Bitcoin to them.
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