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Summary of Changes
Hello @jcstein, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request enhances the documentation by integrating direct links to the status pages for Celestia's Mainnet Beta, Arabica devnet, and Mocha testnet into the participate.md
guide. This change aims to provide users with quick and easy access to the operational status of each network. The author also raises questions regarding the active maintenance and current state of the Arabica and Mocha status pages, highlighting potential discrepancies or issues that may require attention.
Highlights
- Documentation Update: Added a link to the official Celestia Mainnet Beta status page within the
how-to-guides/participate.md
file, providing users with direct access to network health information. - Documentation Update: Incorporated a link to the official Celestia Arabica devnet status page in
how-to-guides/participate.md
, enhancing visibility into the devnet's operational status. - Documentation Update: Included a link to the official Celestia Mocha testnet status page in
how-to-guides/participate.md
, allowing users to easily monitor the testnet's condition.
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Code Review
This pull request adds helpful links to the network status pages on the main participate.md
page. My review includes suggestions to wrap these links in dedicated subheadings to improve the document's structure and maintain consistency with how status links are presented on other pages. This will make the information easier to find and the document easier to navigate.
See the [official Celestia Mainnet Beta status page](https://status.celestia.dev/status/mainnet). | ||
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For better document structure and consistency with other pages like mainnet.md
, it would be clearer to place this link under a dedicated heading.
See the [official Celestia Mainnet Beta status page](https://status.celestia.dev/status/mainnet). | |
### Network status | |
See the [official Celestia Mainnet Beta status page](https://status.celestia.dev/status/mainnet). |
See the [official Celestia Arabica devnet status page](https://status.celestia.dev/status/arabica). | ||
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To improve document structure and consistency, consider adding a dedicated heading for the status page link. Since "Arabica Devnet" is a level 3 heading, this new subheading should be level 4.
See the [official Celestia Arabica devnet status page](https://status.celestia.dev/status/arabica). | |
#### Network status | |
See the [official Celestia Arabica devnet status page](https://status.celestia.dev/status/arabica). |
See the [official Celestia Mocha testnet status page](https://status.celestia.dev/status/mocha). | ||
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For consistency with the other sections, this link should be placed under its own "Network status" heading. As "Mocha testnet" is a level 3 heading, the new subheading should be level 4 to maintain a logical document hierarchy.
See the [official Celestia Mocha testnet status page](https://status.celestia.dev/status/mocha). | |
#### Network status | |
See the [official Celestia Mocha testnet status page](https://status.celestia.dev/status/mocha). |
Overview
@sysrex are these status pages actively maintained?