Tutorials section should be added in the forum

[deathcode]

Ok, I couldn't find an actual Tutorials section in the forum and I think it would be a great idea to have either a section that points to some wiki pages with tutorials or white papers posted directly in the tutorials section.

I'm trying to find a tutorial of "How to read bitcoin transactions and how to follow one bitcoin from its creation to its transfer/split to other addresses.

If any SME wants to write something about it, or if anyone supports the idea of a Tutorials section or white papers section, please let's hear from you.
If such section does exist and I missed it, please let me know!

[CryptoJunky]

Ok, I couldn't find an actual Tutorials section in the forum and I think it would be a great idea to have either a section that points to some wiki pages with tutorials or white papers posted directly in the tutorials section.

I'm trying to find a tutorial of "How to read bitcoin transactions and how to follow one bitcoin from its creation to its transfer/split to other addresses.

If any SME wants to write something about it, or if anyone supports the idea of a Tutorials section or white papers section, please let's hear from you.
If such section does exist and I missed it, please let me know!

This would be pretty nice to have and would help out developers new to Bitcoin. I would definitely spend some time there.

[reg]

This would be pretty nice to have and would help out developers new to Bitcoin. I would definitely spend some time there.

+1  If you could see and believe the hassle I am having handling simple? actions, this is a necessity- I hope it will happen. reg

[BookLover]

+1  I like the idea of a tutorial section.  Would make it easier to find step by step instructions.

This would be pretty nice to have and would help out developers new to Bitcoin. I would definitely spend some time there.

+1  If you could see and believe the hassle I am having handling simple? actions, this is a necessity- I hope it will happen. reg

Is English not your native language?  If so I applaud you for leaning and successfully communicating in a second language.  If English is your native language, well, read your posts before posting.

"Cross fingers and hope their are no grammatical errors."

EDIT: I knew I recognized the posting style, I helped you try to install Bitcoin a while back.  Can't believe it didn't click sooner.