[GUIDES] on Bitcointalk. Index thread (until there is a dedicated subforum?)

[JayJuanGee]

Unless I am missing something, it does seem that the wall observer thread should be on the list somewhere, no?

Who's going to read half a million posts in a guide?

That must mean that I missed the point?  You are trying to emphasize conciseness?  getting a lot of information in a small amount of space?  I will concede that the WO thread does not tend to provide that.  I will bow out of the discussion, now.. with my tail between my legs.




 

[Rath_]

Loyce, could you add Electrum Lightning Network walkthrough to the list if you happen to update it at some point?

[LoyceV]

How to avoid getting your exchange account HaCkEd or pHiShEd
Discussion about acceptable and unacceptable behavior. Community values. DT

Added.

theymosisms on Trust Flags

Not added, it hasn't been updated in over a year, while theymos posted more on the subject.

Bitcointalk based History threads I made:
The most iconic bitcointalk threads. History on Bitcointalk.
The Bitcointalk 50 BTC VIP club. Where are they now ?
The Bitcointalk 10 BTC Donators - where are they now ?
Bitcointalk history of hacks and vandalism
Who is Satoshi Nakamoto ? Suspects, frauds and conspiracies.
The Cypherpunks and Bitcoin. The years before bitcointalk.
Bitcointalk history of MtGox and how a Bitcointalk post caught the MtGox hacker.
Silk road and Bitcointalk. How it played a role in its rise and fall.
Bitcoin Savings and Trust and Pirateat40 on Bitcointalk (PONZI)
knightmb on bitcointalk - from 371,067.36 BTC to Mitt Romney extortion.
History on Bitcointalk - Mining equipment scams, shams and failed deliveries.
Bitcointalk history - index to first 200 topics
Bitcointalk trolls, internal dysfunction and all out flame wars. Guide to the scandals.
Bitcoin Savings and Trust and Pirateat40 on Bitcointalk (PONZI)

Added. I've given you your own History subsection

History - signature campaigns and bounties on Bitcointalk

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Sorry it took me this long to add, your list was long enough to end up on my "TODO when I have a lot of time"-list.

Make sure to avoid wasting BTC for too high fees – step by step guide (Electrum)

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Just in case there aren't enough guides for Electrum users, I recently created a guide on how to verify with PGP:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5240594.msg54223763#msg54223763

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List of Answered Suggestions. Please don't create topics before read them all!

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Unless I am missing something, it does seem that the wall observer thread should be on the list somewhere, no?

Added. I gave it a honourable spot on top, and made it link to new posts:

Bitcoin
Wall Observer - Bitcoin price discussion (by infofront) - (WallObserver.tk: scroll new posts (scraped by LoyceV)

That must mean that I missed the point?  You are trying to emphasize conciseness?  getting a lot of information in a small amount of space?  I will concede that the WO thread does not tend to provide that.

I'm not sure, so I just added it

I've also added a some of my own topics:

Using Locktime (by LoyceV)
Guide to correct use of the Trust system (by LoyceV)

[Timelord2067]

Does "Hidden pages/ features on the forum" compiled by tranthidung count as a thread for inclusion in the list, or is it too stand alone?

[LoyceV]

Hidden pages/ features on the forum

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[KingsGambet19]

Why are there so many guides. I can't get to this at once. Anyway, I will just bookmark this thread to my browser and will check later.

Anyway I do not see any related thread regarding on how to spend bitcoin or to make transactions like the process of transferring bitcoin from wallet to exchange or exchange to wallet. Is there any? I like to know please. Thank You.

[LoyceV]

I do not see any related thread regarding on how to spend bitcoin or to make transactions like the process of transferring bitcoin from wallet to exchange or exchange to wallet.

Sending Bitcoin varies per wallet and per exchange. You can probably find a guide or Youtube video for a certain wallet, but I consider this to be very basic. If you entered Bitcointalk without ever sending or receiving Bitcoin, you should try

[friends1980]

Why are there so many guides. I can't get to this at once. Anyway, I will just bookmark this thread to my browser and will check later.

Anyway I do not see any related thread regarding on how to spend bitcoin or to make transactions like the process of transferring bitcoin from wallet to exchange or exchange to wallet. Is there any? I like to know please. Thank You.

Don't worry mate, it's easy and there's a lot of information out there, as LoyceV said.

Also, don't let the huge pile of information scare you away. Even after more than 3 years on these boards, I'm learning new stuff every day. That's what makes it fun, and that's the reason why people who are really interested in crypto, become hooked to the forum.

[nakamura12]

Why are there so many guides. I can't get to this at once. Anyway, I will just bookmark this thread to my browser and will check later.

Anyway I do not see any related thread regarding on how to spend bitcoin or to make transactions like the process of transferring bitcoin from wallet to exchange or exchange to wallet. Is there any? I like to know please. Thank You.

Just don't be hasty on learning all of the threads wether if it is a guide or not. You should start on the basic first before learning complicated things. As you mentioned that you are looking for a thread about sending a btc from your wallet to exchange or exchange to your wallet.

[Timelord2067]

Just don't be hasty on learning all of the threads whether if it is a guide or not. You should start on the basic first before learning complicated things. As you mentioned that you are looking for a thread about sending a btc from your wallet to exchange or exchange to your wallet.

It's always great to know the central list of threads that can help both the newbie and us Legendaries alike.  By all means jump in an contribute as a newbie as quickly as you can but don't forget there are community expectations on your behaviour here in the Forum (which is where reading up on them is both helpful and recommended)

[DireWolfM14]

I've written a couple of guides in recent months that you may want to add to the list:

[GUIDE] The simplest Full Node guide ever. [GUIDE]
Python installation of Electrum on latest Linux kernel (6.0 and above)

[LoyceV]

[GUIDE] The simplest Full Node guide ever. [GUIDE]
Python installation of Electrum on latest Linux kernel (6.0 and above)

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