Thank you! My biggest worry is that I am going to offend a powerful support of BCH or ETC by saying that the  fork with the biggest market cap is the more important of the two. Or someone who loves a little spin-off may be upset that I question most spin-offs.

Thanks for the tips and feedback. I very much welcome this type of advice. I just had a go at adding a few subheadings and a lot more paragraphs.

I've always had a hard time breaking down the more technical write-ups.  I know how overwhelming it can be, particularly to someone new to the technology or concept being discussed. I do plan to re-do most of my blogs on blockchain and the related techs one day, trying to make it easier and linking things to write-ups I've already done. As it stands the work is much too linear. Also, in regards to coins I've covered, I do plan to revisit many of them and see how they progress.

Thanks for the encouragment. No one can predict the market. I don't think a strong grasp of the technology is important for most things but a fundemental understanding helps.

My 3 rules are:
1. Keep control of private keys.
2. Be viligant of scams.
3. Continally assess investments. That is average cost down, profit take, or sell for better oppertunitues.