Simple newsletter for the casual user

[Fargo]

I find myself updating friends and family all the time, so I thought I'd start a newsletter for the casual bitcoiner who doesn't check here, twitter, or reddit daily.

I'm looking for suggestions on things to add in next weeks email. Not sure if I really need the node count. Maybe some other statistics.

Site: https://lastweekinbitcoin.com/

[Nagadota]

Currently Bitcoin Core is consistently very dominant (the reference client) in terms of nodes.

What you do need to show is the number of blocks mined for each Bitcoin scaling standpoint (neutral/old Core, SegWit, Bitcoin Unlimited, Bitcoin Classic etc).  That's a lot more important than nodes as it's about what actually happens.

[Joel_Jantsen]

I could say the site is well designed if you could get rid off all the UI bugs (trust me there are many)
->The adds section is overlapping one of your screen elements [Tested on Latest Chrome]
->The side menu doesn't hide for a full screen view ?
->Clicking on first article's 'More..'  didn't do anything.
And so more I found out by spending 2 minutes on the site.Are you using bulma.io for css by any chance.Btw Tables are old ,use div and box models man!

[veleten]

maybe you should include what info  your email newsletter consists of on site
I do not want to buy a cat in a bag
as for the newsletter itself,simple info like: price movement,node count,Segwit vs BU percentage,average median tx fee
breaking news(only  a few,maybe 2-3 most important),pool hashrate distribution,total hashrate,difficulty etc.- pick and choose any
if you could assemble all of the info in one short newsletter-count me in

[NoviceCrypto]

may be you need to put some more details on the website, its seems empty as of now, no one would signup for newsletter if there is very less contents