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pages/stack/public-devnets.mdx (7)
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: Remove unused import.The
Callout
component is imported but never used in the document.-import { Callout } from 'nextra/components'
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: 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.
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: 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.
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: 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.
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: 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.
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: 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.
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: 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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: LGTM!The comparison table is well-structured and provides clear, valuable information about the differences between alphanets and betanets.
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