You should include an index or some kind of navigation on the main page.
I will. Thanks for the suggestion
Topic: Standardising Bitcoin Terminology (Read 1037 times)
I will. Thanks for the suggestion
You should include an index or some kind of navigation on the main page.
Cool project, and nice url 
Maybe you can collaborate with current techrelated or other non-crypto fora, for instance to provide them with a mouse-over plugin for info regarding a term. This should also allow novices to understand conversations faster and increase adoption. (If that's what you're aiming for.)
Will contribute some terms we use in our projects when I have some spare time.
Maybe you can collaborate with current techrelated or other non-crypto fora, for instance to provide them with a mouse-over plugin for info regarding a term. This should also allow novices to understand conversations faster and increase adoption. (If that's what you're aiming for.)
Will contribute some terms we use in our projects when I have some spare time.
This is a nice glossary: https://github.com/oleganza/CoreBitcoin/blob/master/GLOSSARY.md
This is very good project 
BTC terminology need standarts
BTC terminology need standarts
I have started working on an ambitious but important project called Bitcoin Dictionary - http://bitcoindictionary.org.
The problem I am try to solve is that we still don't have a credible source of definitions for Bitcoin-related words. Also, with the Bitcoin-related startups/projects/technologies that are coming up, we have new words being coined every day but we don't have a single place we can go to to find standard definitions of these words.
I know that I'm not the first one to identify this problem and I have only just noticed that it was discussed on this website here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/standardizing-bitcoin-terminology-133832. I'm writting to get ideas, feedback and contributions from those who can provide definitions and revisions of the definitions I have put there so far.
The problem I am try to solve is that we still don't have a credible source of definitions for Bitcoin-related words. Also, with the Bitcoin-related startups/projects/technologies that are coming up, we have new words being coined every day but we don't have a single place we can go to to find standard definitions of these words.
I know that I'm not the first one to identify this problem and I have only just noticed that it was discussed on this website here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/standardizing-bitcoin-terminology-133832. I'm writting to get ideas, feedback and contributions from those who can provide definitions and revisions of the definitions I have put there so far.
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