It could be timed. And even with google I got lost at merkle and nonce.
A moodle for bitcoin would also be useful. The wikis are often designed as reference not learning tools. I think people should understand what they're signing up for with bitcoin. Of course experts might say the consumer doesn't need to know. Do you understand every system in your car? But it's a lot easier to panic out of bitcoins than to sell your Toyota that speeds up when you hit the brakes. The only way to avoid panic is with information. And you can sue Toyota. If bitcoin crashes, who ya gonna call?
Some people have theorized that money IS information. Maybe we should understand it.
Topic: bitcoin quiz (Read 491 times)
Neat idea. But I guess that quiz can't be worth a trust. There's google afterall.. 
SMF has a quiz module, SMF Quiz, but it requires SMF 2.x. More....
Any idea why Bitcointalk.org is still on SMF 1.x? SMF 1.x vs. 2.x.
In the meantime, one could brainstorm possible questions and answers here.
Any idea why Bitcointalk.org is still on SMF 1.x? SMF 1.x vs. 2.x.
In the meantime, one could brainstorm possible questions and answers here.
I think that is a great idea. I hope someone make it.
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Of course, I'd fail a bitcoin quiz but it would be interesting to see the knowledge distribution curve. If you're feeling cocky you could take the quiz and the score would appear as part of your profile. That way people would know how much trust to put in your answers to posts here. Anybody want to build a bitcoin quiz?
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