Quote from: forkdrop on April 02, 2018, 08:50:01 PM

We just launched our guide section for helping less experienced bitcoiners through the process of claiming securely and privately:

https://forkdrop.io/novices-guide-to-claiming-forked-bitcoin-value

We slow it down with a bunch of screenshots to keep the pace comfortable for the novice that might not be a programmer and have existing CLI skills. The guide has many parts such as helping you set up an Ubuntu 16.04 live boot temporary session:

https://forkdrop.io/secure-live-boot-ubuntu-for-bitcoin-keys

Running Tor to help keep your block explorer and web traffic private:

https://forkdrop.io/running-tor-browser-from-ubuntu-live-boot

Running the tools for handling private keys and seed phrases safely:

https://forkdrop.io/running-bip-39-tool-on-secure-offline-ubuntu-system
https://forkdrop.io/using-ian-colemans-bip-39-tool
https://forkdrop.io/running-bitaddress-tool-on-secure-offline-ubuntu-system

Finding exchanges to sell the coins on:

https://forkdrop.io/scouting-exchanges-to-sell-forked-bitcoin-value

And then a very detailed walk through for using the bitcoin_fork_claimer tool:

https://forkdrop.io/preparing-to-use-bitcoin-fork-claimer-tool
https://forkdrop.io/finding-parameters-for-bitcoin-fork-claimer-tool
https://forkdrop.io/running-bitcoin-fork-claimer-on-ubuntu

Very nice resources, thanks for putting all that together!

I'm interested to know if you think the fork-athon will continue through 2018, you're obviously putting a lot of effort into your site