What about the threads like how to block telegram users from randomly adding you to a telegram group without your consent, thread like How to Enable 2FA using Google Authenticator and how to have a PC version of an android app that doesn't have a PC version or browser extension by using android emulator on your computer. If you include it in the list then here's the thread links
1.) [Guide] How to Enable 2FA using Google Authenticator!
2.) How to Prevent Telegram Users from adding you to Telegram Groups!
3.) Useful Application that you can use in a computer/PC
Topic: List of useful Threads! - page 2. (Read 1917 times)
I made those long ago. I think they may fit in your thread.
Proof of Work explained
Google Authenticator: make a backup!
Improve your privacy
Ethereum fees explained
Airdrops: a waste of time?
Tether as Debt Security. And Tether Rich List
I added three of them. I have to add more section to add last one. Will update soon. Proof of Work explained
Google Authenticator: make a backup!
Improve your privacy
Ethereum fees explained
Airdrops: a waste of time?
Tether as Debt Security. And Tether Rich List
I made those long ago. I think they may fit in your thread.
Proof of Work explained
Google Authenticator: make a backup!
Improve your privacy
Ethereum fees explained
Airdrops: a waste of time?
Tether as Debt Security. And Tether Rich List
Proof of Work explained
Google Authenticator: make a backup!
Improve your privacy
Ethereum fees explained
Airdrops: a waste of time?
Tether as Debt Security. And Tether Rich List
Added new section called "Escrow and Big Scam Accusation Related Threads"
Honest question. Not a troll. Why is your nick in the past tense and not the present tense? Got rekt back in 18?
Added new section called "Escrow and Big Scam Accusation Related Threads"
Crypto abbreviation, I think I don't need to create another thread for this. Let me know guys if I should create another thread for this post.
It is obviously that you should not create a topic on this, because the forum has a very comprehensive and old topic on crypto abbreviations. You can leave replies and suggest to update OP with new abbreviations found. I knew that yogi has been inactive in the forum, but if there is no new terminology or abbreviations, I don't think you should create a new topic.Please check it there: Terminology, written by yogi.
Added "Scam Related Threads" section.
Crypto abbreviation, I think I don't need to create another thread for this. Let me know guys if I should create another thread for this post.
It is obviously that you should not create a topic on this, because the forum has a very comprehensive and old topic on crypto abbreviations. You can leave replies and suggest to update OP with new abbreviations found. I knew that yogi has been inactive in the forum, but if there is no new terminology or abbreviations, I don't think you should create a new topic.Please check it there: Terminology, written by yogi.
Crypto abbreviation, I think I don't need to create another thread for this. Let me know guys if I should create another thread for this post.
I will add this post in OP. Most of are taken from Internet.
1. Altcoins: Cryptocurrency other than bitcoin
2. ASHDRAKED: A situation where you lost all your money.
3. Bag Holder: A person who buys and hold coins in large quantity hoping to make good profits in the future.
4. Bear/Bearish: Negative price movement
5. BTF: Buy The Fucking Dip (an indication to buy a coin when it has dumped so hard)
6. Bull/Bullish: Positive price movement
7. DILDO: Long green or red candles
8. Dump: To Sell off a coin
9. Dumping: Downward price movement
10. DYOR: Do Your Own Research
11. FA: Fundamental Analysis
12. FOMO: Fear Of Missing Out (A coin is pumping and you get the feeling it's gonna pump more, so you buy high)
13. FUD: Fear Uncertainty & Doubt
14. HODL: Hold/Hold a position
15. JOMO: Joy Of Missing Out
16. Long: Margin bull position
17. MCAP: Market Capitalization
18. Moon: Continuous upward movement of price
18. OTC: Over The Counter
19. Pump: Upward price movement
20. Saj candle Huge green candle
21. Shitcoin = A coin with no potential value or use
22. Short = Margin bear position
23. Swing: Zig zag price movement
(Upwards and downwards)
24. TA: Technical Analysis
25. REKT: When you have a bad loss
26. Reverse Indicator: Someone who is always wrong predicting price movements.
27. RSI: Relative Strength Index
28. Whale: Very Wealthy trader/Market mover.
29. ICO: Intial coin offering otherwise know as IPO
30. Weak Hand: a coin holder prone to selling at the first sign of a deep in price.
31. IEO: Initial Exchange Offering.
32. ROI: Rate of Interest
33. SAFU: Secure Asset Fund for Users (First used by Binance).
34. TX: Transaction.
35. Ticker: Symbol of coin, like BTC for Bitcoin and ETH for Ethereum.
36. POW: Proof of Work.
37. POS: Proof of Stake.
38. P2P: Peer to Peer.
39. Main net: It is the Live Blockchain.
40. Test net: Where devs can do transaction test.
41. LAMBO: Lamborghini
42. DEX: Decentralized Exchange
43. DaPP: Decentralized Application
44. DAO: Decentralized Autonomous Organization
45. post below if I forget to add anyone..........
I will add this post in OP. Most of are taken from Internet.
1. Altcoins: Cryptocurrency other than bitcoin
2. ASHDRAKED: A situation where you lost all your money.
3. Bag Holder: A person who buys and hold coins in large quantity hoping to make good profits in the future.
4. Bear/Bearish: Negative price movement
5. BTF: Buy The Fucking Dip (an indication to buy a coin when it has dumped so hard)
6. Bull/Bullish: Positive price movement
7. DILDO: Long green or red candles
8. Dump: To Sell off a coin
9. Dumping: Downward price movement
10. DYOR: Do Your Own Research
11. FA: Fundamental Analysis
12. FOMO: Fear Of Missing Out (A coin is pumping and you get the feeling it's gonna pump more, so you buy high)
13. FUD: Fear Uncertainty & Doubt
14. HODL: Hold/Hold a position
15. JOMO: Joy Of Missing Out
16. Long: Margin bull position
17. MCAP: Market Capitalization
18. Moon: Continuous upward movement of price
18. OTC: Over The Counter
19. Pump: Upward price movement
20. Saj candle Huge green candle
21. Shitcoin = A coin with no potential value or use
22. Short = Margin bear position
23. Swing: Zig zag price movement
(Upwards and downwards)
24. TA: Technical Analysis
25. REKT: When you have a bad loss
26. Reverse Indicator: Someone who is always wrong predicting price movements.
27. RSI: Relative Strength Index
28. Whale: Very Wealthy trader/Market mover.
29. ICO: Intial coin offering otherwise know as IPO
30. Weak Hand: a coin holder prone to selling at the first sign of a deep in price.
31. IEO: Initial Exchange Offering.
32. ROI: Rate of Interest
33. SAFU: Secure Asset Fund for Users (First used by Binance).
34. TX: Transaction.
35. Ticker: Symbol of coin, like BTC for Bitcoin and ETH for Ethereum.
36. POW: Proof of Work.
37. POS: Proof of Stake.
38. P2P: Peer to Peer.
39. Main net: It is the Live Blockchain.
40. Test net: Where devs can do transaction test.
41. LAMBO: Lamborghini
42. DEX: Decentralized Exchange
43. DaPP: Decentralized Application
44. DAO: Decentralized Autonomous Organization
45. post below if I forget to add anyone..........
There are many Merit Giveaway threads. Which I am not going to list them in above list because there are few threads which lists Merit Giveaway Threads and I already added them in my list.
I thought this topic is what you are looking for: UPDATED [26/05/2019]: List of Active Merit Giveaways threads. 
There are many Merit Giveaway threads. Which I am not going to list them in above list because there are few threads which lists Merit Giveaway Threads and I already added them in my list.
I thought this topic is what you are looking for: UPDATED [26/05/2019]: List of Active Merit Giveaways threads.
There are many Merit Giveaway threads. Which I am not going to list them in above list because there are few threads which lists Merit Giveaway Threads and I already added them in my list.
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There are a few threads of a kind, but everyone is certainly entitled to create their own as per their criteria and preferences (now that does not mean that there should be a wave of such posts immediately after this one …).One thing I would point out is that the “Date” column represents the date the post was created, but it could be a bit misleading as to those posts/threads that are recurrently updated (i.e. some threads are updated by their OP weekly, others monthly, other sporadically and others are not updated). The date may give the impression that a certain thread is "old", while what really goes on behind the scenes is that there may be quite a bit of effort on the OPs behalf to update the content regularly).
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Thread Activeness:In the most of cases guide threads don't need to update daily or monthy but Lists threads should be get updated according to needs and info.
[**] Last update 2 Months ago
[***] Last update 6 Months ago
[****] Last update 1 year ago or above.
[**] Last update 2 Months ago
[***] Last update 6 Months ago
[****] Last update 1 year ago or above.
Added Merit related lists.
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There are a few threads of a kind, but everyone is certainly entitled to create their own as per their criteria and preferences (now that does not mean that there should be a wave of such posts immediately after this one …).One thing I would point out is that the “Date” column represents the date the post was created, but it could be a bit misleading as to those posts/threads that are recurrently updated (i.e. some threads are updated by their OP weekly, others monthly, other sporadically and others are not updated). The date may give the impression that a certain thread is "old", while what really goes on behind the scenes is that there may be quite a bit of effort on the OPs behalf to update the content regularly).
Similar topic has been created multiple time. I don't think its necessary create new topic with old thread links agin and agin. Try to create something unique and useful for forum.
However since you have created already so move it Beginners & Help section.
However since you have created already so move it Beginners & Help section.
These topics have been created before but often are abandoned and not maintained. If someone takes it as a serious project and keeps maintaining their thread and builds on the previous efforts - keeping it current then I believe it is a worthwhile project.
Similar topic has been created multiple time. I don't think its necessary create new topic with old thread links agin and agin. Try to create something unique and useful for forum.
However since you have created already so move it Beginners & Help section.
Moved to Beginners & Help sectionHowever since you have created already so move it Beginners & Help section.
@hd49728 and @xtraelv thanks for your suggestions, soon you may find this thread with more information and it will help members.
Similar topic has been created multiple time. I don't think its necessary create new topic with old thread links agin and agin. Try to create something unique and useful for forum.
However since you have created already so move it Beginners & Help section.
However since you have created already so move it Beginners & Help section.
Looks like you have copied the link to the topic of LoyceV twice instead of shorena's. 
I guess you meant that list: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/overview-the-one-thread-to-link-them-all-1217042
Thanks for correcting, yes, thats the correct thread URL, apologize, been lazy lately. I guess you meant that list: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/overview-the-one-thread-to-link-them-all-1217042
It's good to see you try to make contributions, especially when you are a newbie. However, if your intention is to do nearly the same, or exactly the same what LoyceV has done and kept upgrading, you should lock your topic. We don't need identical (or nearly identical) topics. If you find a good topic, you should submit it in LoyceV's topic, then LoyceV will make screening and assessement procedure before accepting to list submited topic.
If you want to keep doing something yourself, you should narrow down the area on which you will chose relevant topics for your list. For example, you can choose your most favorite areas in crypto, such as mining, staking, and so on. Then, by searching good topics in your favorite areas, you can achieve both things:
- Increasing your knowledge and skills via newly found topics;
- More productively and effectively screening topics to find good ones based on your current levels of knowledge and skills in those areas.
- Saving your time so much.
By the way, having a nice weekend, my friend.
If you want to keep doing something yourself, you should narrow down the area on which you will chose relevant topics for your list. For example, you can choose your most favorite areas in crypto, such as mining, staking, and so on. Then, by searching good topics in your favorite areas, you can achieve both things:
- Increasing your knowledge and skills via newly found topics;
- More productively and effectively screening topics to find good ones based on your current levels of knowledge and skills in those areas.
- Saving your time so much.
By the way, having a nice weekend, my friend.
@OP
If you want, you can use a table to get a clear layout for your list, here's a suggestion:
I guess you meant that list: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/overview-the-one-thread-to-link-them-all-1217042
If you want, you can use a table to get a clear layout for your list, here's a suggestion:
| Topic title | Date | Started by |
| _________________________________________________________________________ | ____________________ | ________________ |
| xxx | xxx | xxx |
| xxx | xxx | xxx |
| xxx | xxx | xxx |
Code:
[table]
[tr][td][b]Topic title[/b][/td] [td][b]Date[/b][/td] [td][b]Started by[/b][/td]
[tr][td]_________________________________________________________________________[/td] [td]____________________[/td] [td]________________[/td][/tr]
[tr][td]xxx[/td] [td]xxx[/td] [td]xxx[/td][/tr]
[tr][td]xxx[/td] [td]xxx[/td] [td]xxx[/td][/tr]
[tr][td]xxx[/td] [td]xxx[/td] [td]xxx[/td][/tr]
[/table]
Loyce already created a thread for this maybe you might take a look it still active [GUIDES] on Bitcointalk. Index thread (until there is a dedicated subforum?)
And shorena did for an old one [Overview] The one thread to link them all
Looks like you have copied the link to the topic of LoyceV twice instead of shorena's. And shorena did for an old one [Overview] The one thread to link them all
I guess you meant that list: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/overview-the-one-thread-to-link-them-all-1217042
This will help me, thanks man.
I will take a look on Loyce thread, I am on mobile ATM.
Edited: I saw Loyce thread, there Loyce posts specifically "Guides" from BitcoinTalk. Here I will post not only guide also other things like Lists of "something", Scam lists of forum, rules and more on. I do not think MODS or Loyce have any problem with my work or thread. I do not have merit to give you but thanks, your code really good for me and it makes my work more easy.
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