Quote from: DirtyKeyboard on Today at 07:26:31 PM

Quote from: JimboToronto on Today at 04:52:13 PM

Again I have to thank you for all the work you've put into this thread, DirtyK. Could I make a suggestion?

I've noticed that most of the interest here comes from OG legendary hat-wearing Wall Observers.

Sometimes by the time I wake up at the crack of noon (late afternoon UTC) I have to wade through a cesspool of crypto/blockchain/web3 manure just to find this thread.

Perhaps it would be a good idea to create an automatic daily posting in the Wall Observer thread at the end of each day, similar to your Chartbuddy recap. You could still keep this thread open for discussion and so that non-WO people can discover it. The daily nature of this thread seems to keep it on the first page despite the Bitcoin speculation sub-forum being polluted with altcoin crap.

Just a suggestion.

You're welcome. It shouldn't be a problem, but we'd like to post what, where, and when? We want this thread updated just post midnight UTC, and then we want a repeat post in the WO thread around 10 hours later?

I am not sure if it is necessary to cross post, except for some reasons in terms of bringing up this topic in other threads, which I have done from time to time... and yeah, you could also include this thread with your daily CB recap as a kind of automated post (or a part of that daily post that you already do).

I also believe that on a personal level, there are better ways to notify ourselves in regards to threads that we want to monitor, and one of those is to add the thread to our "watchlist," and the other is to set the thread to notify us with any new post.

I do agree that there does not seem to be a lot of participation in this thread, and surely this thread should have way more broad appeal to members across the forum, especially since so many members seem to be concerned about BTC prices. There may be some members who don't appreciate the significance of the thread, even though the explanation and even the title of the thread should be sufficient enough to describe the contents of the thread.