This is great advice. I have to write my own guides anyway @DarthCoin because your guides have too many grammatical mistakes. 🤣 jk. You have good content and that is the important thing. 👍
Sure, I know about my grammatical mistakes. Sometimes I made them deliberately, is my personal "signature". I am an intelligent living man in the end not a brain ded shatGPT.
Do as you want with my guides. That's why now I am transition them slowly into a github repo, so people could translate and copy easily as they want. https://github.com/Darth-Coin/darth-coin.github.io
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It's great you put them on Github. But. Have you thought about publishing a book? With a hard working editor of course. :)
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Yes, but not sure if will be useful. Mainly because people do not like to read this stuff, want more to watch YT videos. Guides are changing sometimes, updating stuff etc. So that book will end up just like a support for your coffee cup.
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Books are how you dig deep into a subject and get that concentrated knowledge into your brain from an expert who spent decade(s) on a subject and years putting into a ~5 hour read. It's terrible that people don't read anymore.
Bitcoin tech changes. Some of your guides will need to be updated. But the core principles will remain consistent. Focus on these. The aspects that don't change. Its a good name for the book btw: Bitcoin Core Principles
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Ouch. I bet one could hear that spank miles away.
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