PFK Rewards
Round 5
@JackRemix#7613
5000
5k KEEP
Introduce yourself
Hey channel, I just finished writing the Absolute Beginner's Guide to Playing for Keeps. It's the how-to guide that I wish I had when I went to set up my node and start staking on the testnet.
Nodes
0x52dc86281B84178A8fc6c331A4711C5fcB02E214
Contribution
22.09.2020
I have a node running on the testnet with the Random Beacon and tBTC contracts going. Address: 0x52dc86281B84178A8fc6c331A4711C5fcB02E214
Actually, even though there's some great guides out there, I had real trouble getting my node up and running. I'm kinda technical - not enough to get it right the first time, but enough to troubleshoot my way through over a couple of days.
So, my entry is the "The absolute beginner’s guide to Playing for Keeps."
It's for all the designers, writers, marketers, community managers, and non-technical blockchain enthusiasts out there.
There's so many people who have a lot to contribute to growing the Keep Network community, especially via the PFK activities, but will have trouble ticking the first PFK box - running a node.
This was a mammoth project. The article is over 10,000 words with 80+ screenshots and gifs which the user through every step of getting their node running.
There's heaps of context too - so instead of just clicking 'authorize' on a smart contract, you know what that contract does and why we're authorizing it.
I got lots of great feedback and help from @Dat who happens to have onboarded a bunch of non-technical Keepers recently too, so thanks a lot. He also helped with the gifs and images since that's not my strong point. And I built on @benlongstaff's guide which got me running in the first place!
This guide will constantly be updated too. Even though we have tested it with a few people, I'm always keen to hear if new users have trouble at any point, so I can make it even easier - let's get everyone running on Keep Network! https://medium.com/@jack.baldwin/the-absolute-beginners-guide-to-playing-for-keeps-aea9ab32f6e8
I have a node running on the testnet with the Random Beacon and tBTC contracts going. Address: 0x52dc86281B84178A8fc6c331A4711C5fcB02E214
Actually, even though there's some great guides out there, I had real trouble getting my node up and running. I'm kinda technical - not enough to get it right the first time, but enough to troubleshoot my way through over a couple of days.
So, my entry is the "The absolute beginner’s guide to Playing for Keeps."
It's for all the designers, writers, marketers, community managers, and non-technical blockchain enthusiasts out there.
There's so many people who have a lot to contribute to growing the Keep Network community, especially via the PFK activities, but will have trouble ticking the first PFK box - running a node.
This was a mammoth project. The article is over 10,000 words with 80+ screenshots and gifs which the user through every step of getting their node running.
There's heaps of context too - so instead of just clicking 'authorize' on a smart contract, you know what that contract does and why we're authorizing it.
I got lots of great feedback and help from @Dat who happens to have onboarded a bunch of non-technical Keepers recently too, so thanks a lot. He also helped with the gifs and images since that's not my strong point. And I built on @benlongstaff's guide which got me running in the first place!
This guide will constantly be updated too. Even though we have tested it with a few people, I'm always keen to hear if new users have trouble at any point, so I can make it even easier - let's get everyone running on Keep Network! https://medium.com/@jack.baldwin/the-absolute-beginners-guide-to-playing-for-keeps-aea9ab32f6e8
