Missing Out The Important Topics!!

[Henri Cartier]

I am using the Bitcoin forum from quiet a few days and I felt many of them are missing out the useful and important topics on this forum. Why do people usually check the threads that are on the 1st page of any Bitcointalk section and comment on those threads only. Even I have realised lately that there are many important threads which we are missing out in this forum. There should be some method or feature which should make the visibility of these threads on top.

Some of the useful threads which are important and I felt that we are missing out are:

• Bitcoin Transaction Fees - Everything in one - Created by @hd49728

• Dust Attack, what it is, why it is dangerous and how to prevent falling to it - Created by @fillippone

• How to identify Crypto Scams? - Created by me

• What constitutes spam and how best to avoid it - Created by @Upgrade00

• Guidelines, how to spot a scam ICO & report effectively - Created by @Coolcryptovator

• Additional Protection For Seed Backup. - Created by @Lucius

• {WARNING} Cybersecurity vulnerabilities/flaws that may affect you. Up to date. - Created by @iasenko

• Brutal Truth - Created by @Sohyun Park

• Coinswitch.co - Exchange Aggregator, Instant Exchange, 300+ Coins [Best Rates]

• Overview on browsers. Which one should we use? Support free web while browsing. - Created by @bitmover

• Available courses on Bitcoin and Blockchain Technology from colleges and Univers - Created by @tranthidung

• Collection of comprehensive guides on identify and avoid scam projects - Created by @tbct_mt2

• :warning: How Scammer tried to Hack my Bitcointalk and how to Protect yourself?:warning: - Created by @dkbit98

• [TIPS] to avoid plagiarism - Created by @tbct_mt2

• List of (un)known methods scammers user to scam users with honorable mention - Created by @Royse777

• 5 Resources to teach Average Joe about Bitcoin. - Created by @fillippone

• [TIPS] to avoid pyramid quotes (for Newbies) - Created by @tbct_mt2

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• List of useful Threads! - Created by @welovedcrypto

• Wallet list for AltCoins <100+ AltCoins Covered> - Created by @Rose_btc

• [GUIDES] on Bitcointalk. Index thread (until there is a dedicated subforum?) - Created by @LoyceV

• [Overview] The one thread to link them all - Created by @shorena

• Phishing Quizzes - Beginners & Experts][LEARN] Phishing Quizzes - Beginners & Experts - Created by @dkbit98

• ToS, do you read it before using new platforms? - Created by @hd49728

• Newbies - Read before using exchanges or investing - Created by @tbct_mt2

• [BEWARE] Sim Port Attack - Created by @GreatArkansas

• Collection of comprehensive guides on identify and avoid scam projects - Created by @tbct_mt2

• Custodial vs. Non Custodial Wallets - "Not your keys, not your coin" Explained. - Created by @YourNeko

• How to sign a message?! - Created by @shorena

• [Guide] Identify scam projects by hidden premined coin indicator via explorer - Created by @tranthidung

• Guide and advice for new Users before you Download anything from the Forum ! - Created by @Lafu
• [Guide] Virustotal scan guideline to detect viruses, trojans, malwares, worms - Created by @tranthidung
• [Warning] Fake Bitblender site - Created by @TravelMug
• Advantages of engaging in quality contributions on the forum. - Created by @CryptopreneurBrainboss
• {Beware}: Google accused of giving personal data to advertisers - Created by @Baofeng
• What to do to avoid phising sites - Created by @hd49728
• Make sure to avoid wasting BTC for too high fees – step by step guide (Electrum) - Created by @1miau
• List of Bitcoin Mempool Viewers for Reference - Created by @CounterEntropy
• [Alert! Alert] Bitcoin QR Generator” lead to scam websites. - Created by @maxreish
• Just a few tips for every newbie! - Created by @Lucius
• Understanding Blockchain - A Guide for Beginners - Created by @Doctor_jay
• A Full Beginners Guide to Bitcoin understanding blockchain / Getting free coins - Created by @bitex5070
• [GUIDE] How to Create a Strong/Secure Password - Created by @GreatArkansas

• How Bitcoin transactions work and what are their types? - Created by @wwzsocki
• Everything you wanted to know about BTC futures but were afraid to ask! - @fillippone
• What is Punycode and how to protect yourself from Homograph Phishing attacks? - @wwzsocki
• Escrow explained - @demure
• [Guide] Protect your Crypto: Security tips for your home computer & network - @aundroid
• Newbie Tips - How to check SHORTLINK safely ? - @terizla
• [Security] make your phone Secured - @maxreish
• List of Bitcoin Mempool Viewers for Reference - @CounterEntropy
• {Warning}: Fake Bakkt Giveway website - @Baofeng
• How to sign a message?! - @shorena
• Bitcointalk posting etiquette - @tranthidung
• Enhanced privacy with Wasabi & Samourai wallets - @tranthidung
• {Warning}: Ledger Phishing Attempt and Clone Website - @Baofeng
• Bitcointalk and reflinks: don't produce refspam, please - @1miau
• Guide and advice for new Users before you Download anything from the Forum ! - @Lafu
• What constitutes spam and how best to avoid it - @Upgrade00
• [Guide] Identify scam projects by hidden premined coin indicator via explorer - @tranthidung
• ⚠️ How Scammer tried to Hack my Bitcointalk and how to Protect yourself?⚠️ - @dkbit98
• {Warning}:New Masad Stealer Malware Exfiltrates Crypto Wallets via Telegram - @Baofeng
• Google Alerts Become New Place For Malware, Phishing And Scam Sites - @masulum
• How could we help improve & build a decent forum. Keep your role and help forum. - @Coolcryptovator
• Newbies - Read before using exchanges or investing - @tbct_mt2
• How to check Bitcoin Transaction [guide][newbies only] - @welovedcrypto
• Additional Protection For Seed Backup. - @Lucius
• [Howto] Use Ledger Nano as Security Key - @aundroid
• 🌍 Guidelines, how to spot a scam ICO & report effectively. ✔ - @Coolcryptovator
• [Guide] How to Add image on Bitcoin Talk Post? - @nguyencong1403
• Special Guide to keep your Account safe forever (must read) - @TalkStar
• {Warning}: Fake Trezor.io website - @Baofeng
• ★ Keep your role on Default Trust (DT) selection ★ - @TalkStar
• {Facts} Benefits of promoting (joining) a quality paid signature campaign. - @CryptopreneurBrainboss
• [Data Breach] Check if your passwords have been compromised - @maxreish
• [Beware] most Android phones being exploited - @maxreish
• World’s first offline system for transacting cryptocurrencies! - Created by me

• Newbie welcome video - 2nd video -Post formatting posted for review - Created by @Steamtyme
• LoyceV's Beginners guide to correct use of the Trust system - @LoyceV
• A Beginner's guideline to Bitcoin Lightning Network - @RapTarX
• [Tips and Information] Privacy and How to Stay Anonymous Online - @Krislaw
• PSA: Most Stablecoins Can Be Frozen, Even When in Your Own Wallets - @mjglqw
• How to lose your Bitcoins with CTRL-C CTRL-V - @LoyceV
• Comprehensive guide to Bitcointalk. Newbie friendly + calculator and infographic - @iasenko
• You chose to "Be Your Own Bank" don't get complacent and scammed, I did. - @Steamtyme
• Is diversification into different coins really a good advice for Newbies? - @1miau
• A common myth- Segwit Reduce Fees - @pooya87
• [History] The Casascius Physical Bitcoin - @AdoboCandies
• List of useful Bitcoin block explorers - @1miau
• Aegis Authenticator, a decent alternative to Google Authenticator and Authy - @mjglqw
• Importing Vs Sweeping Private Keys; What you need to know. - @logfiles
• How to verify SegWit signature with Brainwallet ? - @lulucrypto
• [Warning] Phishing Cryptocurrency Website - @DroomieChikito
• {Warning}:Chrome extension caught stealing crypto-wallet private keys - @Baofeng
• How best to secure your Private Keys and/or Seed phrase - @Upgrade00
• Verify wallets before installing & using. You'll lose fund if you don't verify - @tranthidung
• Seed phrases, Private/Public keys, xpriv and xpub - @Upgrade00
• [GUIDE] Overview of the trust flags - @Upgrade00
• Some suggestions if you want to use tables on Bitcointalk - @1miau
• How Bitcoin transactions work and what are their types? - @wwzsocki
• Custodial vs Non Custodial vs Browser Based Wallet - @RapTarX
• Blockchain Books, Bitcoin Movies And Documentaries (Updated) - @yazher
• Dangerous disadvantage of web wallet. - @Coolcryptovator
• Tool For Catch Phishing - @DroomieChikito
• Some Telegram tips for newcomers in the crypto community - @TheFuzzStone
• Bitcointalk posting etiquette - @tranthidung
• What sets the price of Bitcoin? - @RapTarX
• New Introduction to Crypto Youtube Channel :smile: - @ms.crypto
• Crypto Adoption Expanding Everywhere - @Polina_21
• [GUIDE] Steps to Obtain Private Key in MEW V5 - @skarais
• [Guide] How to create your customized Bitcoin-Address (vanitygen) – step by step - @1miau
• What is "Change" address on bitcoin wallet ? read to know ! - @Coolcryptovator
• Some useful links for BBCODE Signature design etc. - @TitanAI
• Protect your personal computer/smartphone - Save yours coins from hacking! - @Lucius
• Increase your potential with the Watchlist and Notification Feature! - @Dilemmaremma
• Visual Presentation - Input, Output, Coin Control & Change address - @RapTarX
• Check the balance of your Bitcoin address at a specific date - @Pmalek
• Do you have an idea for checking P2SH signatures with a website ? - @pooya87
• Newbies - Read before posting - @Lauda
• So how exactly will the halving of bitcoin block reward benefit bitcoin. - @Vision2020s
• Solution for getting rid of clipboard malwares. - @Sohyun Park
• List of Answered Suggestions. Please don't create topics before read them all! - @hd49728

Not only this there are hundreds of Topics which we are missing out daily. There should be some place where all these information should be stored and available for all the Newbies. I would request the community members to add the topic which they find very important and useful for the users. Even I will update it frequently. Thank you!

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[hd49728]

You likely missed out that thread, too.  List of useful Threads!
I have not yet checked and compared two thread (yours, and that thread), but you can suggest OP of that thread to add missed threads to his list.

[samputin]

This just made me realize that I also somehow belong to those who are missing out.

From the list on the op, I think I've only read one or two of those threads. I'll make sure to find the time and read those which I find interesting.

You likely missed out that thread, too.  List of useful Threads!
I have not yet checked and compared two thread (yours, and that thread), but you can suggest OP of that thread to add missed threads to his list.

Might as well check out this thread too, just to minimize those what I've been missing.

[Henri Cartier]

You likely missed out that thread, too.  List of useful Threads!

Thanks for sharing this thread! I have missed out this thread. I have included it in my list. 

[Husna QA]

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I would request the community members to add the topic which they find very important and useful for the users. Even I will update it frequently. Thank you!

How about this thread:
[GUIDES] on Bitcointalk. Index thread (until there is a dedicated subforum?) by LoyceV.

[Velkro]

I am using the Bitcoin forum from quiet a few days and I felt many of them are missing out the useful and important topics on this forum.

Good summary, its easy to forgot about some good/older threads if they are not "refreshed" in other words noone posting in them anymore.
Such topic have low chance to beign read by people even if it have exceptional quality and is very useful.

[harizen]

I would request the community members to add the topic which they find very important and useful for the users. Even I will update it frequently. Thank you!

Why not focus on a single thread instead? The reason is, for let says the thread mentioned in the first reply, the thread started there is active and other users are contributing some links there too. You can help him instead OP so that we are only focused on a single thread.

Maybe when the time that OP of that thread is not active anymore, then you can consider taking over. This thread might end up not being an active too.

I don't know what's the qualification for a sticky thread so for now, let's focus bumping a single thread instead.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

There is this topic too by @shorena: [Overview] The one thread to link them all
It's an old topic but along side LoyceV's thread of links. The information in both is very valuable.

[dkbit98]

Nice one.
Thanks for adding one of my posts also
There are also many more great topics for every individual member,
people just need to explorer forum and be more active.

I would also advise beginners and everyone else to test their knowledge
and learn how to protect from Phishing attacks with simple Quizzes

[LEARN] Phishing Quizzes - Beginners & Experts

[Harlot]

I would advice the other lower ranking members to see if the thread is helpful or informative on your part then what you just need to do is to bookmark those threads so that you don't come searching for it back again. You can even organize your bookmarks with your browser and it really helps to boost your efficiency when you have an organized bookmark. Here is a quick guide created by lobcmt2 on how you can use your browser to have a well organize bookmark portfolio.

[Henri Cartier]

How about this thread:
[GUIDES] on Bitcointalk. Index thread (until there is a dedicated subforum?) by LoyceV.

Nice article about Bitcointalk Index thread. I have included it in my list. Thank you!

Why not focus on a single thread instead? The reason is, for let says the thread mentioned in the first reply, the thread started there is active and other users are contributing some links there too. You can help him instead OP so that we are only focused on a single thread.
Maybe when the time that OP of that thread is not active anymore, then you can consider taking over. This thread might end up not being an active too.

I don't know what's the qualification for a sticky thread so for now, let's focus bumping a single thread instead.

I agree but the OP thread contains list of topics that are created before June 2019 and it contains the list of all the threads on different sections. My focus is to list the latest topics which are useful to beginners. Also, I will try to update it regularly and include more topics.

There is this topic too by @shorena: [Overview] The one thread to link them all
It's an old topic but along side LoyceV's thread of links. The information in both is very valuable.

Good topic to link threads of different forum section.

I would also advise beginners and everyone else to test their knowledge
and learn how to protect from Phishing attacks with simple Quizzes
[LEARN] Phishing Quizzes - Beginners & Experts

Nice thread too! I have added it.

I would advice the other lower ranking members to see if the thread is helpful or informative on your part then what you just need to do is to bookmark those threads so that you don't come searching for it back again. You can even organize your bookmarks with your browser and it really helps to boost your efficiency when you have an organized bookmark. Here is a quick guide created by lobcmt2 on how you can use your browser to have a well organize bookmark portfolio.

Very good Idea! I agree bookmarking the useful topics will help to find it very easily. I wonder this feature should be included within the "Bitcointalk forum" where the users can store there bookmarks in their profile. It will be very useful. If they find any topic useful, they can immediately bookmark it and store it in one place.

[hugeblack]

Good initiative but you will need some manual work in order to bookmark your favorite topics/posts, I use this method because it provides an easier solution:

 - Download/Install Greasemonkey for Firefox or Tampermonkey Chrome.
 - Go to ----> BitcoinTalk++ script - v0.2.96 and install userscript.
 - After downloading and installing you will see a window like this^[1], in front of any topic.
 - Click "Add to bookmarks"
 - you will find it "that topic" blow any topics.

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[cizatext]

I have really missed out on great threads and it a great idea to have them in one place which will help newbies and even some old members that will find it hard to locate and read through such great threads, blockchain is such a wide industry that need lots of discussion's.

[The Cryptovator]

Although this kind of topic has been discussed multiple time but I will encourage to create more. So it will act like reminders for newbies. Because most of newbies really don't know which topics are most useful and they really missing something important. At least few newbies will learn something new expect spambie.

Anyway good post for newbies.

[Henri Cartier]

Good initiative but you will need some manual work in order to bookmark your favorite topics/posts, I use this method because it provides an easier solution:

 - Download/Install Greasemonkey for Firefox or Tampermonkey Chrome.
 - Go to ----> BitcoinTalk++ script - v0.2.96 and install userscript.
 - After downloading and installing you will see a window like this^[1], in front of any topic.
 - Click "Add to bookmarks"
 - you will find it "that topic" blow any topics.

[1]

Really a nice solution. I have installed it to bookmark important topics. Thank you!

[Henri Cartier]

I found these Topics are useful and important and updated my list. I have included following Topics in my list -

• ToS, do you read it before using new platforms? - Created by @hd49728

• Newbies - Read before using exchanges or investing - Created by @tbct_mt2

• [BEWARE] Sim Port Attack - Created by @GreatArkansas

• Collection of comprehensive guides on identify and avoid scam projects - Created by @tbct_mt2

• Available courses on Bitcoin and Blockchain Technology from colleges and Univers - Created by @tranthidung

• Custodial vs. Non Custodial Wallets - "Not your keys, not your coin" Explained. - Created by @YourNeko

• How to sign a message?! - Created by @shorena

• [Guide] Identify scam projects by hidden premined coin indicator via explorer - Created by @tranthidung

@community_members Please add the topics which you find relevant and are important. Thank you!

[Henri Cartier]

I have updated my list with the below topics.

• Guide and advice for new Users before you Download anything from the Forum ! - Created by @Lafu
• [Guide] Virustotal scan guideline to detect viruses, trojans, malwares, worms - Created by @tranthidung
• [Warning] Fake Bitblender site - Created by @TravelMug
• Advantages of engaging in quality contributions on the forum. - Created by @CryptopreneurBrainboss
• {Beware}: Google accused of giving personal data to advertisers - Created by @Baofeng
• What to do to avoid phising sites - Created by @hd49728
• Make sure to avoid wasting BTC for too high fees – step by step guide (Electrum) - Created by @1miau
• List of Bitcoin Mempool Viewers for Reference - Created by @CounterEntropy
• [Alert! Alert] Bitcoin QR Generator” lead to scam websites. - Created by @maxreish
• Just a few tips for every newbie! - Created by @Lucius
• Understanding Blockchain - A Guide for Beginners - Created by @Doctor_jay
• A Full Beginners Guide to Bitcoin understanding blockchain / Getting free coins - Created by @bitex5070

[Onuohakk]

Almost everyone are missing out the useful topic on this thread regularly. The reason been that hundreds of topics are created on daily basis and it do appear on the first page. The more new topics are created daily, the old topics move backwards to other pages, which some users find it hard to read and post on

[Henri Cartier]

Almost everyone are missing out the useful topic on this thread regularly. The reason been that hundreds of topics are created on daily basis and it do appear on the first page. The more new topics are created daily, the old topics move backwards to other pages, which some users find it hard to read and post on

Yes, you are right. That is the reason I created this topic. Even I was missing out many important topics and was thinking how to bring all the important topics at one place. Later I listed a few important topics and created this thread. I regularly update this thread with the list of useful topics. This will help the users who are new to this forum.

[GreatArkansas]

Try also to chech this thread of mine created months ago.
It is about for every passwords we use online, a thread about how strong passwords we are using.
[GUIDE] How to Create a Strong/Secure Password