Personal Beginner Guides - Various Topics - Quick Access Thread

[so98nn]

This thread is only for reference purpose. Since the beginning I am trying to contribute to the forum in all the ways possible. I am learning few things on my own and distributing the knowledge further to the Bitcointalk Community.

It feels good when positive responses are made on such topics and keeps us motivated to do more for the Bitcointalk Forum.

So read them, leave positive comments and help the community grow with excellent knowledge.  

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Category	Topic Name
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Hardware Wallet	Ledger Nano S - Personal Learnings & Review
Mining	[GUIDE - Personal Experience] How to get started with Mining
Mining	Part II - [GUIDE - Personal Experience] How to get started with Mining Continued
Technical Discussion	Blockchain - Understanding it step by step.
Forum Features	Reference Thread for Different Colors | Multiple Shades |
Forum Features	Tutorial - How to create Table in the BitcoinTalk Forum
Forum Features	Adjust Your Uneven Images in single row

Hope to see my list will keep growing in the near future. Couple of topics in the above list needs continuation as I have started them as chapters. I will surely revisit and keep upgrading them further.

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[Upgrade00]

What's with the color splashes? Your thread would look much better if you just used the default forum text and text background colours and would be easier to read for everyone.
Also, you can specify in the title that it's a list of your personal threads and not a general beginner's guide from different users.

[Pmalek]

The link for the Tutorial - How to create Table in the BitcoinTalk Forum takes us to the beginning of the 2nd page of that discussion. You might want to consider changing it to the OP instead. Change it to this one.
These are all your threads. I am sure you can find other quality contributions from other members that you can add to the table to make it better.

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You are not new on this forum, there are other better topics for beginners, why do you just feel special to post only yours? Or you like other people to read about your topics while you do not like to read other people's topic? Can you give us any good reason you do not post other topics that are better too but only yours?

Ledger Nano is a hardware wallet, but it is not the only hardware wallet. Even if you want o use hardware wallet as an example, is it ledger nano that is not absolutely open source that you should recommend when open source hardware wallets are existing.

[so98nn]

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OK Noted.

Thank you for your input. But not updating everything right away.
Will update as I move further. . . I have just started with this thing.

@Pmalek Links updated. Thanks buddy.

[Pmalek]

Ledger Nano is a hardware wallet, but it is not the only hardware wallet. Even if you want o use hardware wallet as an example, is it ledger nano that is not absolutely open source that you should recommend when open source hardware wallets are existing.

That particular thread that you are talking about is a personal review written by OP based on his own impressions and experiences with the Ledger Nano S. That's the hardware device he owns. He didn't simply pick one randomly to review and write about. If he purchased a Trezor back in 2017 when he bought his Ledger, his experiences and feedback would be different because it's a different device.