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The pull request introduces a new markdown file public-devnets.mdx in the pages/stack directory, providing an overview of public development networks (devnets) within the OP Stack ecosystem. The document describes two main types of devnets: alphanets and betanets. Alphanets are monthly development networks designed for testing production-bound protocol upgrades, featuring a five-week lifecycle that emphasizes acceptance, fault injection, and performance testing. Betanets are deployed as needed, typically before hardforks, to finalize protocol changes. The document includes a comparison table detailing the differences between alphanets and betanets regarding their purposes, deployment schedules, and feature activation processes. Additionally, it provides specific information about the current alphanet, "Alpaca," including launch details, anticipated end-of-life, RPC endpoint, and a link to its manifest file. A new entry has also been added to the metadata file _meta.json, categorizing the new documentation under "public-devnets". Furthermore, new terminology related to alphanets and betanets has been added to the words.txt file.

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7-7: Remove unused import.

The Callout component is imported but never used in the document.

-import { Callout } from 'nextra/components'

10-10: Avoid using italics for emphasis.

According to the guidelines, avoid using italics for emphasis.

-There are two different kinds of public devnets: *alphanets* and *betanets*, which serve different purposes and are deployed on different timelines. 
+There are two different kinds of public devnets: alphanets and betanets, which serve different purposes and are deployed on different timelines. 

15-15: Replace personal pronouns with proper nouns.

Replace "We" with "OP Labs" to maintain consistency in communal documentation.

-We rely on alphanets to move faster while improving the reliability of upgrades. 
+OP Labs relies on alphanets to move faster while improving the reliability of upgrades. 

18-18: Avoid using italics for emphasis.

According to the guidelines, avoid using italics for emphasis.

-Features _must_ be included on an alphanet before they can be deployed on a betanet.
+Features must be included on an alphanet before they can be deployed on a betanet.

20-22: Replace personal pronouns and contractions.

Replace personal pronouns with proper nouns and expand contractions for clarity in technical documentation.

-Alphanets decouple feature development and testing from hardfork scheduling, allowing us to test and iterate on features well in advance of their release on mainnet.
+Alphanets decouple feature development and testing from hardfork scheduling, allowing OP Labs to test and iterate on features well in advance of their release on mainnet.

-They're designed to stay fresh: Each one is deployed monthly and replaced, so they won't be useable as long-term networks. 
+These networks are designed to stay fresh: Each one is deployed monthly and replaced, so they will not be useable as long-term networks. 

35-36: Replace personal pronouns and avoid italics.

Replace personal pronouns with proper nouns and avoid using italics for emphasis.

-A betanet includes the exact set of features that we expect to include in the next network upgrade.
-Features _must_ be included on a betanet before they can be deployed on a testnet.
+A betanet includes the exact set of features planned for inclusion in the next network upgrade.
+Features must be included on a betanet before they can be deployed on a testnet.

54-55: Use proper markdown link formatting.

Convert raw URLs to proper markdown links for better readability.

-* RPC endpoint: https://alpaca-0.optimism.io
-* `manifest.yaml`: https://github.com/ethereum-optimism/devnets/blob/main/alphanets/alpaca/manifest.yaml
+* RPC endpoint: [https://alpaca-0.optimism.io](https://alpaca-0.optimism.io)
+* `manifest.yaml`: [View on GitHub](https://github.com/ethereum-optimism/devnets/blob/main/alphanets/alpaca/manifest.yaml)
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40-45: LGTM!

The comparison table is well-structured and provides clear, valuable information about the differences between alphanets and betanets.

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