Change wording from "on Ethereum" to "on any EVM chain" throughout the app #150
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Just noticed that I need to ask @andrealbiac for the updated thumbnail.png |
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Changed from "any contract" to "smart contracts" throughout the app. |
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Description
I believe that how we word things is extremely important. When people see the unfurl of abi ninja on twitter or check the github repo, most of them are like: "aaah it says ethereum so it must only work on ethereum."
To avoid this, let's change every "on Ethereum" to "on any EVM chain". This ensures that people do not think that abi ninja only works on Ethereum.
By making this change I think that we will be able to get more people from twitter or where they mostly see the unfurl image first.
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Fixes #148