diff --git a/website/docs/tools/dashboard.md b/website/docs/tools/dashboard.md index 8e260859c330eedf5d0d1b5e48f7c005f8f1a375..c14190d6790c56de29660f644f7aa1f2a016d438 100644 --- a/website/docs/tools/dashboard.md +++ b/website/docs/tools/dashboard.md @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ The above link will bring you to cMix Dashboard Quick View. * not currently a validator - Represents a cMix node's associated xx Chain validator is not validating or was not elected in the current era. # [Rounds View](https://dashboard.xx.network/rounds) -The above link will opens the cMix Dashboard Rounds View. +The above link will open the cMix Dashboard Rounds View. * Round ID - Self explanatory. * Completion Time - Date and time (UTC) the round ended, whether SUCCESS or TIMEOUT. @@ -107,4 +107,4 @@ The above link opens the cMix Dashboard Node View for the cMix node, xx west, as * Total Timed Out [^1] - Total number of rounds participated in which failed in the selected period. * Precomp Average Duration - Average duration of the Precomputation phase of all rounds participated in in the selected period. * Realtime Average Duration - Average duration of the Realtime phase of all rounds participated in in the selected period. -* Last 100 Rounds - A list of the last 100 rounds the node has participated in and the result of the round. Or will display, "This node has not participated in any rounds in the last 48 hours..." if the node has been offline for more then 48 hours. \ No newline at end of file +* Last 100 Rounds - A list of the last 100 rounds the node has participated in and the result of the round. Or will display, "This node has not participated in any rounds in the last 48 hours..." if the node has been offline for more than 48 hours. diff --git a/website/docs/tools/explorer.md b/website/docs/tools/explorer.md index 121d594f70a6c3713f34b12b56acb09bae1fe268..3dad24f6cbbedf91969a7c7320ea32166d43b45b 100644 --- a/website/docs/tools/explorer.md +++ b/website/docs/tools/explorer.md @@ -27,9 +27,9 @@ A validator's tabs contain the following useful information: - Validator - contains validator statistics including per-era commission information as well as (total) Node rewards - Metrics - Address Creation - age of the address. "Veteran" validators are generally more reputable - - Identity - on-chain identity (configurable in the XX Network Walllet) means more transparency + - Identity - on-chain identity (configurable in the XX Network Wallet) means more transparency - Slashes - any violations that the validator may have performed - Nominators - number of nominators. This can range from 1 (self-staked validators) to dozens (which may indicate the validator is reputable and successful, or that Simple Staking tool picks this node with some regularity, or even that be a scam) - Commission - this is "average", so it won't tell you if it wasn't set to 90% the day before, but generally 20% is the upper limit of commonly seen range. A low average may be attractive, but it can also be a bait so other metrics need to be evaluated as well (for example, an old validator address, on-chain identity, and a history of validation longer than 100 eras would be good signs) - - Fequency of Payouts - regular payouts indicate more engagement and free the nominators from having to do it themselves + - Frequency of Payouts - regular payouts indicate more engagement and free the nominators from having to do it themselves diff --git a/website/docs/tools/sleeve.md b/website/docs/tools/sleeve.md index e904348272ec7b7512712c1c3a28a9faeb02ead7..0869a37a0e1f1bc034c15f3714d3ee42cbe0bde6 100644 --- a/website/docs/tools/sleeve.md +++ b/website/docs/tools/sleeve.md @@ -31,9 +31,9 @@ On this page you will see the public address of the generated wallet. At this st  ## Export JSON Account File -To export the JSON file, enter stong password and press "EXPORT JSON ACCOUNT FILE" button. This file will be saved to local storage of the computer. The password you set here will be asked for if you import the account into the Web Wallet. +To export the JSON file, enter a strong password and press "EXPORT JSON ACCOUNT FILE" button. This file will be saved to local storage of the computer. The password you set here will be asked for if you import the account into the Web Wallet.  [^1]: Quantum Mnemonic: derives the quantum-secure wallet, which is not currently used, but will be necessary in the future in order to rollover existing non quantum secure wallets into quantum secure wallets. -[^2]: Standard Mnemonic: currently used to generate standard non quantum secure Wallets. This phrase can be generated from the quantum secure phrase, so keeping the first one safe will always be of utmost importance. \ No newline at end of file +[^2]: Standard Mnemonic: currently used to generate standard non quantum secure Wallets. This phrase can be generated from the quantum secure phrase, so keeping the first one safe will always be of utmost importance.