Newbie

[jetsamofficiel]

Hello,

I have created this account to participate in technical discussions about proof-of-work networks, recursive proofs, node synchronization, and blockchain protocol design.

I am currently preparing documentation for an open-source proof-of-work project. I look forward to receiving technical feedback from the Bitcointalk community.

Thank you.

[BIT-BENDER]

Welcome to the forum, if technical discussion is your what you seek then I will suggest you check out the technical area of the forum I will drop some link for you
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=4.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=6.0

But make sure you have read the rules or the forum first and also you read about the forum so you can be able to stand within the rules of the forum and abide with what is expected of any board you are writing on.

[Upgrade00]

Welcome to bitcointalk.

Find your way around using the search button at the top. There woll be lots of resources available for you related to the topics you are preparing for. If you don't find what you need there, you can make a new thread asking a specific question.

[_act_]

You can visit the boards that BIT-BENDER has given you the links. Also make sure you visit the children boards and not only the main boards.

But be very careful to avoid your account to be tagged on the board. Make sure you read what everyone is posting on the board and make sure you are not giving false information which can let you avoid the tag.

But if you are learning and reading what everyone is posting on the board and be part of them, you will have no problem.

[JiiBs]

The forum already denoted/ranked you as a newbie and surely we know and see that, there wasn’t any need to create a thread with the subject being “Newbie”. Though, your interest does mean, you’re not particularly new to the cryptocurrency industry.

As a newbie on the forum and of any forum, it’s imperative for you to do your best and read what rules there might be on how to operate on the forum but, it seems you’ve failed to do that as well.

Anyway, you’re not wrong to ask questions, it’s how you find what you seek and good thing we have a board on the forum that discusses such subjects as you’ve raised in the OP.

You’ve being sent links to some of it and I hope you would check them out.

[Majestic-milf]

 Just to add to what BIT-BENDER has said, it will also be of use to avoid plagiarism and also try not to over rely on AI because those are things that can get you banned without a second glance. Despite your interest to participate in the technical part of the forum, it would be best if you gave yourself to reading more because that's how you can contribute meaningfully other than just posting to show you're active.

[ImGenius]

I have created this account to participate in technical discussions about proof-of-work networks, recursive proofs, node synchronization, and blockchain protocol design.

I am currently preparing documentation for an open-source proof-of-work project. I look forward to receiving technical feedback from the Bitcointalk community.

Looking at your post, it seems that you know quite a lot about Bitcoin and also know where technical discussions take place. There is no need to announce in advance that you are looking for feedback, especially if the purpose of this topic is simply to get feedback. You can prepare the documentation for your open-source project and open a topic in the Technical board. There are certainly many experts there who can review your idea and provide useful technical feedback. Of course you should refrain from posting anything useless and unhelpful there.