A recent project of mine has been to undertake creating a Bitcoin beginner "course syllabus," based on posts from the Stackers - @nando @IamSINGLE @CarlBMenger @siggy47 @kr @Natalia @expatriotic @Michelson_Morley @bitcoin_devs @Signal312 @cryotosensei @teemupleb @Undisciplined @NeuroNinja @StillStackinAfterAllTheseYears @utxo and @supratic @DarthCoin and @k00b, to name a few of you^[1] - because unlike the authors on most "legacy news" sites, those here are deeply knowledgeable, witty, insightful and sharply keen about bitcoin and other things.

I hope this course syllabus can help onboard a few more no-coiners and set them on a straight path while navigating the sea of information in this space. If you like it and think it is good, share it with those in your life who maybe bitcoin-curious.

Furthermore, any feedback/insights/other such 'course' suggestions are welcome. I would love to do more to help the territories grow. Regarding territories, I think next I'll work on posting each lesson on Nostr reads to enhance discoverability. I debated whether this should go in meta but I feel it belongs in ~bitcoin_beginners. I also debated whether I should keep all the posts native to SN but I decided I'd have more control to edit/update if I keep it on my blog page.

Lastly, I'll just say that, of course, there are many great educational resources, blogs, channels etc. that have set out to organize and curate information about bitcoin, besides this. Consider my addition an homage to the many brilliant Stackers putting in invaluable proofs of work. I quite enjoyed putting this together and I feel I know many stackers all the better for it. I hope you can enjoy reading through as much as I enjoyed putting it together.

Never stop learning bitcoin,

An uschooled pleb

1. Others of you have been featured in the additional reading sections. ↩