Updated List of Bitcointalk Hidden Pages/Post

[Crypto-DesignService]

^{Updated last March 4, 2019}
I noticed that old-account users use Bitcointalk links that is not familiar to me, I cannot find most of them on my Profile settings/menu so I decided to do a little search on the list of all hidden pages around Bitcointalk forum and here is what I gathered. I did not add links that no longer working or currently disabled.

Hidden Pages
Forum ad information - This page also provides a link for Current auction, Ad stats and list of Active signature managers.
Seclog - List of users activity (Only Jr. Member above but there is an option to show Newbies activity too)
Modlog - Moderators activity for a deleted reply, topic, and user.
Information about Bitcoin
Captcha Bypass code - Allows you to skip human captcha verification upon logging in.
Patrol custom URLs
List of DT1's personal trust list.
List of DT1's inclusion/exclusions from other DT1 - Results also show here

Legendary Files
Bitcointalk old site files (bitcoin.sourceforge.net)
Bitcointalk first topics 1, 2, 4

Not hidden but I believe not usually visited on Profile settings
Bitcointalk statistics - Bitcointalk statistics for members, posts, topics, categories, users online, online today, page views. (I think this is not updated as stated here but I still added it to inform people that this feature exist.)
Merit Stats - List that's all about merit (visit 'Profile' > 'Merit' > sub-category 'Merit' > scroll below and look for 'Merit Stats')
Buy Copper membership - visit 'More' in your Profile settings
List of Bitcointalk donators
Shows a list of DTs inclusions/exclusions - If your trust depth is set to 1, you will only see DT1 inclusion/exclusion to each other. If set to 2, you will see DT1 and DT2. And so on.

Extras
Only Staff post that can be viewed publicly - Child boards (Special, Staff Forum)
Hidden BBcode and smileys

Feel free to add it.

^{References
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=964593.0 - Huge thanks!
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5.msg1026187#msg1026187
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=964593.msg10553156#msg10553156
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5111115.msg49797141#msg49797141
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5113211.msg49872626#msg49872626}

[fronti]

thanks for this site. I start collectiong all the pages also but now I can use yours.

you can add:

https://bitcointalk.org/dec/p1.html  (information on bitcoin)

[Crypto-DesignService]

thanks for this site. I start collectiong all the pages also but now I can use yours.

you can add:

https://bitcointalk.org/dec/p1.html  (information on bitcoin)

Thanks! Though I saw this one awhile ago but have no idea what is it for so I did not add it. (I thought it talks about Discord app lmao)

[Thirdspace]

do dump files (raw data) counted as hidden pages?
they need to be downloaded, not shown on browser like log files though
https://bitcointalk.org/trust.txt.xz
https://bitcointalk.org/merit.txt.xz

[LTU_btc]

Interesting. Almost all pages are known for me, but haven't saw "Information about Bitcoin".
I'm only not sure why you listed "Bitcointalk statistics" as hidden page. It's visible in public - you can find at very bottom of main page of Bitcointalk.org.

[Crypto-DesignService]

do dump files (raw data) counted as hidden pages?
they need to be downloaded, not shown on browser like log files though
https://bitcointalk.org/trust.txt.xz
https://bitcointalk.org/merit.txt.xz

I think only technical users will download the file, most people that will visit these links is just there to see/check what is in that page.

Interesting. Almost all pages are known for me, but haven't saw "Information about Bitcoin".
I'm only not sure why you listed "Bitcointalk statistics" as hidden page. It's visible in public - you can find at very bottom of main page of Bitcointalk.org.

I see, I will move it to 'Not hidden but not usually visited on Profile settings'

I have added Captcha Bypass code, It will allow you to skip human captcha verification upon logging in.

[tranthidung]

For OP's creator,
You forgot this one, patrol page.
This page help us to observe the situation of forum spamming endemic at specific timepoints.
I think you should add it into your OP.

[o_e_l_e_o]

Patrol isn't really hidden. You can make a link to it appear at the top of each page immediately above the link to your Watchlist by going to Profile - Forum Profile Information - and checking the box titled "Show patrol link".

What is hidden is that you can customize the patrol link to view other recent posts. Patrol shows the last 200 posts by newbie accounts. If you delete ";patrol" from the link, so you are left with https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=recent, you will see the last 100 posts by all accounts. You can also customize this by adding ";boards=x,y,z" on to the end, where x, y, z (and so on) are the boards you are interested in. For example:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=recent;boards=1 will show the last 100 posts in Bitcoin Discussion
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=recent;boards=7,8,57 will show the last 100 posts in Economics, Speculation and Trading Discussion.

You can also chain this together together with patrol, so for example:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=recent;boards=1;patrol will show all the posts by newbies on Bitcoin Discussion out of the last several hundred newbies posts. I'm not sure exactly how many recent newbie posts the forum keeps on file to populate this list from, but it's not a huge number (in the region of several hundred) I think, and since the vast majority of newbie posts are spamming the altcoin boards with bounty reports, then usually this will only show you a small handful of posts.

[Crypto-DesignService]

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Interesting! I will try this custom URLs and add what's working. Thanks!

[Crypto-DesignService]

I guess, there is so much things to know here, but why is that hidden in the first place?

I don't really know maybe there is no specific room for them or they are not meant to be publicize by default.

[Crypto-DesignService]

... they are not meant to be publicize by default.

Yeah, maybe, I can understand why some of it are hidden but the information about bitcoin? ?

Based on the first link reference I provided. User shorena pointed out that this link is being used as an ad before, I just can't verify if it is true.

Nothing conspirative about it I guess.

[Crypto-DesignService]

Update:

Added 'Hidden pages'
Patrol custom URLs
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;full;dt - List of DT1's personal trust list.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;dtview - List of DT1 user's inclusion/exclusions from other DT1. Results also show on https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;dt

Added 'Not hidden but not usually visited on Profile settings'
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;dt - Shows a list of DTs inclusions/exclusions. If your trust depth is set to 1, you will only see DT1 inclusion/exclusion to each other. If set to 2, you will see DT1 and DT2. And so on.

reference:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5113211.msg49872626#msg49872626

[Welsh]

Patrol isn't really hidden. You can make a link to it appear at the top of each page immediately above the link to your Watchlist by going to Profile - Forum Profile Information - and checking the box titled "Show patrol link"

This is something I wish was built in, and easily done. I see I'm not the only one that has played around with patrol to get certain sections etc. It's a known pattern that newer accounts generally post lower quality content, and aren't familiar with the rules as much as a seasoned veteran on the forum. I generally believe that most reporters won't visit patrol, because of the combination of altcoin spam, local sections, and other content that they don't want to see or aren't familiar with the guidelines. If people filtered the patrol to a certain section then they could contribute to the section that they frequent in a more efficient manner than just reporting as they come across it.

[o_e_l_e_o]

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Agreed. Patrol could be a great resource, both for reporting spam and for finding good newbies to award merit. As it currently stands it is next to useless, as of the 200 newbie posts which are displayed, you are lucky if 10 of them aren't some altcoin bounty trash or posts from local boards. No one is going to bother wading through all that noise.

As I mentioned above, I'm not sure just how many newbie posts the forum stores to populate the patrol list from, but it's not a lot. For example, if you go to https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=recent;boards=1;patrol right now, you only see two posts. I'm not overly familiar with SMF, so I don't know how easy it would be to increase the number of stored posts so you can get at least a few dozen newbie posts per board, but that would be great if it could be implemented. The other option which occurred to me was to have patrol not show boards which you have on ignore. This already happens for "recent" (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=recent), so I assume it would be possible to implement the same for patrol.

[hugeblack]

This page is not hidden but it is the first time I know about it, I do not know when it was updated. ----> https://bitcointalk.org/contact.php
Sorry if it has been posted before, you can find that page by clicking on "More."

[cabalism13]

Is there any other ways to view my own REPORT HISTORY using my ANDROID DEVICE?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=reportlist;mine

This link isn't working on my phone, it only shows this:

You have reported 224 posts with 99% accuracy (215 good, 3 bad, 6 unhandled). When a post is deleted, reports for it will sometimes stay in unhandled status for some time before moving to handled status. Do not worry about your accuracy too much; one accurate report is worth many inaccurate reports.

Reports start out unhandled, and are then either marked good, marked bad, or no moderator ever handles them and they stay unhandled. When a report stays unhandled, this does not mean that no moderators were available to look at it; rather, it means that several moderators looked at it, but none of them was sure whether it should be acted upon or not. A report that stays unhandled can be thought of as "soft-bad", since no moderator positively thought that it warranted action.

[LoyceMobile]

Report history is only available when you have made more than 300 good reports.

[cabalism13]

Report history is only available when you have made more than 300 good reports.

I see, so I just need 85 more Thank AI

[Saint-loup]

If you want to display the forum in WAP mode (Wireless Application Protocol) you just need to add ;wap or ;wap2 to the url of any page.

For example,
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5112334.0;wap2 for this page


And here it's a hidden page with the PGP public keys of Bitcoin devs who are forum members
https://bitcointalk.org/verify_pubkeys.txt

[Crypto-DesignService]

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Thanks for your input. Going to add this links when Im free. Super busy right now.

I also have an additional hidden pages that I will add too.