Added Open Discussions section; included hyperlink references. #14
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In response to #11
Change 1: Open Discussions section
Proposing to include a new section under the call notes called "Open Discussions" which are items which are discussed in the community calls, but do not result into a resolution/decision.
Having this section will allow core team members to not miss out on topics that were left unresolved.
Change 2: Including hyperlinks
For dApp developers who are unfamiliar with the web 3.0 scene, certain terminologies, and who the different actors are (Jito, Mango, etc.) providing hyperlinks that point to reference materials that introduces them would be helpful.
Additionally, I think creating an ELI5
wiki
that include the terminologies and concepts would make understanding the topics discussed in the core community call more accessible.I think that is inline with what Dan Albert mentions:
Please let me know if you guys have suggestions. I'm improving the readability of the notes as I go through and listen to the community calls because that's what I'm able to do (for now) as I study Rust, Anchor, and general web 3.0 things.