3 best FB group pending member questions?

[HodlDoge]

With Libracoin slated for release if it ever does...

People are more aware of crypto now than they were two years ago. I moderate a Facebook group with 125 members called Bitcoin Community however the group referral link is titled BitcoinReferrals. I’ve been cleaning up the group and it seems like the Admin engaged in a lot of Ponzi schemes referral link scams that it’ll take forever to clean up the damage done in that group.

With that being said a couple of people felt that we can combat Libracoin and educate members on Bitcoin and Altcoins through the learning module on the FB group as well as building a group from the ground up with membership join request, approving each post before they are posted.

So, there’s 3 questions for pending members. What would be quality open ended questions that would be effective in screening out scammers/spammers that a Cryptocurrency FB group should ask so that admins/mods can approve members that would benefit the group?

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[boyptc]

Who's the creator of bitcoin?

What technology bitcoin runs?

How many total supply bitcoin has?

[HodlDoge]

Those will definitely help me approve members who know their stuff. What about those who are new or learning?

[HobbitMud]

Who's the creator of bitcoin?

What technology bitcoin runs?

How many total supply bitcoin has?

Nobody knows the answers to these questions

[boyptc]

1.Who's the creator of bitcoin?

2.What technology bitcoin runs?

3.How many total supply bitcoin has?

Nobody knows the answers to these questions

There is an answer for those questions that I've made.

1. Satoshi Nakamoto

2. Blockchain

3. 21 million

[Ucy]

You could ask questions they can't easily find the answers to on Google.
Questions like
-  what do you think about decentralization?
- do you believe in everyone running his/her node?
- Do you like the new Facebook coin?
- why do you like/dislike Facebook coin?
If you are very informed and idealistic about blockchain/cryptocurrency, you will be able to spot the wolves in sheep clothing, spammers, scammers, trolls etc

[HodlDoge]

You could ask questions they can't easily find the answers to on Google.
Questions like
-  what do you think about decentralization?
- do you believe in everyone running his/her node?
- Do you like the new Facebook coin?
- why do you like/dislike Facebook coin?
If you are very informed and idealistic about blockchain/cryptocurrency, you will be able to spot the wolves in sheep clothing, spammers, scammers, trolls etc

I like 2 of those questions. Somebody who's new and getting into Bitcoin may not answer the nodes question.