Apparently Gitbook supports the following languages: English, French, Spanish, Chinese (simplified) and Japanese. And allow for multi-lang documentations.
I’d be interested in helping for a French translation.
It’s great to have a full blown documentation such as docs.yearn.finance or a knowledge base like learnyearn.finance but it would be also good to have a FAQ on the Yearn website(s)
I’m thinking of a one page like the one made for Dharma (link)
Of course there would be links from this simpler FAQ to the more detailed documentation if needed.
Yes I saw it. I was thinking of something directly on yearn.finance that doesn’t take you out of the UX/UI of the main website. A page like https://www.dharma.io/faq
A bit like how you stay in the same flow when you move from vaults to zap.
A set of Economic and Tokenomic concepts that are the base for yTokens, yVaults (pools).
a Definitions of KPIs displayed through the website: APY, ROI, etc. What they mean, and how are they calculated to drive further trust and inform each user about how to calculate their profits and risks.
I would love to help. As part of being a Sr. IT Engineer, I have over 15 years experience writing Standard Operating Procedures, Internal Procedures, and Instructions for commercial and government research labs that are utilized by Engineers and Technicians. I attempt to write my documentation so that it can be generally understood by a layperson with some minimal knowledge of the field.
You may have seen me on the YFI subreddit. I’m the most active contributor there and I patiently educate and answer questions from crypto newbies and new YFI investors. Fortunately, I discovered the wonders of BTC at about $50 and I soon started mining with Gen 2 ASICs and GPUs in my home. I went on to organize some of the largest community run Bitcoin mining pools. At its peak, our community’s hashrate was larger than most large countries on the biggest mining pool at the time. I have also run community organized Darkcoin Masternodes running Alpha code, where I was also the SysAdmin of the Masternode servers.
I’ve also written guides to help my fellow crypto investors, including this yield farming guide well before the term DeFi became the biggest thing in crypto in 2020:
(a deleted post because apparently we’re only supposed to talk about the wonders of delivering untampered oracle data, and Chainlink business deals)
My next guide will be released today. It was requested by a couple members in the ETHtrader sub. It’s a write up about the process of earning higher interest on their LINK deposits in the form of aLINK and yaLINK.
