My experience of learning Avalanche was relatively simple. The experience will be really simple if you do everything carefully and carefully. I learned about learning on DataHab from friends, at first I did not pay any attention to it until I saw the post in the public, only then I was interested in it. At first, I had a lot of questions and mistakes along the way of learning Avalanche. Errors occurred both in the development code, in my inattention when filling out the form, there were some nuances due to my IP address, but fortunately all the difficulties were over. If you have any questions or problems, you can easily solve them by contacting the administrators in Discord. You need to be careful and attentive when completing the training, you will need to fill in the data: phone number, scan the qr code, enter the address of the Avalanche wallet. If there is an error somewhere when filling out this data, you can correct the error by filling out the Google form. In addition, you can help the project yourself by posting a few tweets on Twitter, the administrators will not leave you without attention and will generously reward you! From my experience, my remuneration was suspended, but to my surprise, the administrators in discord listened to me, adequately assessed the situation and rechecked my account for honesty and I, like many, received my remuneration. As I understand it, the Avalanche training on DataHub uses an automated payment system and checks for bots, although it sometimes fails, the error is quickly corrected.
After all, to complete the Avalanche training, you need to verify your account in the BrightID app. You will need to download Zoom, connect to the conference, the schedule can be viewed on the website BrightID-meetings, and there the administrators will check your account for authenticity. Then, going back to the beginning of my story, from this app you will scan the code and the training is completed!