it looks to me like several people attempted to help you but you're demanding answers without doing any simple beginners research to start. it's not surprising you got banned........twice.
no one "owes" you help, and the lack of comprehension on your part just illustrates that.
Really, cause in reality..I did hours of research with many different sources before reaching out on telegram/twitter.. involving IP sniffers, reformatting the sd card & reloading, etc..
EVERY tutorial simply shows an IP listed as the next step..so then I can use that IP to access on my network through browser.
There was also a previous post on Reddit before this one..that had more details..I appreciate those who did try to help..but they did not offer any solution.. basically advised me to reformat & try again..which I did multiple times.
If the reddit mod took 1/2 the time he devoted to criticism & trolling..I'd likely be running a node right now..
Not to mention his response was a YEAR after the post.
I repeat..what part is funny?
&..how does any of this help adoption?
Bitcoin has a UX & technical user adoption problem..how are we as a community going to bridge that gap to mainstream adoption if the maintainers can't place their ego aside & actually help.
but did you ever just bother to google: "how to find my ip on linux"
it's literally one single command. I cannot believe you did "hours of research" without seeing that info.
it's also funny you blurred your reddit username but not the other, completely negating the effort. since that post can still be found.
Asking questions should never be a valid reason to ban someone from a group.. especially when it's a well known fact the space has a UX problem.
My telegram ban was instant, literally posted the same as my last screenshot & was banned..no replies.. nothing.
"Okay, now what?"
is not how you ask for help in any technical forum, the fact that you STILL think your the victim says a lot about why you keep getting banned for being a drain on other folks time and energy.
"we the community" are really better off with users like you leaving for that reason, it allows the adults to have real conversations.
Okay, now what..is a literal question..& was due to the previous post.. which I included for context.
Not a victim, just a pleb trying to run a node.
Victim mentality is someone who gets butt hurt by basic questions, not the person who spent hours trying to trouble shooting and watched numerous tutorials before even asking a simple question.
People with your mentality hold this industry back. Do you really think it's better that most people store their coins on centralized exchanges, and use cucked services cause they are easier?
Elitism goes against the ethos, you sound like the victim here.
you won't learn and hence you'll always get the same response no matter what you do.
Fortunately for the rest of us it's a self-solving problem.
