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* Update 01-development.md Update Communication Channels channels to reflect removal of Twitter and Telegram, and emphasize SimpleX, Nostr, and Matrix chats * Update 02-languages.md Update Telegram verbiage to reference SimpleX instead. * Update 04-guides.md Update Telegram verbiage to reference SimpleX instead. * Update 05-art.md Update Telegram verbiage to reference SimpleX instead. * Update 06-outreach.md Update Twitter verbiage and reference Nostr instead * Update 00-quicks-start-guide.md Update verbiage slightly. Add more info and links. * Update 01-lightning.md Add rough draft to provide overview of Lightning Network and its relation to RoboSats * Update 02-tor.md Provide rough draft of introduction to TOR. * Update 03-access.md Add access method via Android app APK. Adjust slight typos and some wording for clarity. * Update 01-trade-pipeline.md Add TOC, swap steps and pictures placement, adjust small typos and wording. Picture was swapped with the steps because I think the picture can be slightly overwhelming versus a simple list of steps. The pictures are great but they are a lot to throw at someone right when they open the very first doc under "Understand" to learn about RoboSats. * Update 02-robots.md Clean up hyperlinks, adjust grammar slightly. * Update 03-premium.md Update verbiage, adjust grammar slightly. * Update 03-premium.md Add paragraphs on advice for choosing a premium * Update 04-bonds.md Various changes to verbiage and adding/updating information. Grammar fixes, remove reference to Telegram. * Update 05-trade-escrow.md Clean up hyperlinks, adjust some wording * Update 06-disputes.md Rough draft of disputes section. Committed changes are a placeholder for a longer and more detailed version of the dispute process. * Update 07-wallets.md Fix typos, grammar edits, add new section at bottom * Update 08-limits.md Rough draft of new content in the limits docs * Update 09-swaps.md Adjust "on-chain" to "on chain" and "sats" to "Sats" for consistency across other docs. Slight grammar fixes. * Update 10-telegram.md Small grammar fixes, clean up formatting and add table of contents * Update 12-prices.md Add verbiage note about explicit pricing method, clean up hyperlinks * Update 13-fees.md Clean up hyperlinks, small spelling fixes * Update 14-on-chain-payouts.md Add table of contents, small grammar fixes, adjust formatting * Update 07-wallets.md Change "on chain" to "on-chain" * Update 09-swaps.md Change "on chain" to "on-chain" * Update 02-tor.md Add note when using TOR and experiencing connection issues
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While RoboSats strives to be a smooth and intuitive buying/selling experience, many users still prefer to rely on guides and tutorials for applications they've never used before! Help out by writing your own guide detailing your RoboSats experience!
Guides, tutorials, demos, etc. are invaluable additions to the RoboSats website. There are so many cool features of RoboSats that there can be generic guides (how to buy, sell, swap, etc.) and also many purpose-specific guides (how to use specific swap methods, receiving to on chain, receiving to wrapped invoice, etc.).
Things To Consider
In order to provide your readers/viewers the most accurate information about the platform, consider briefly checking out the RoboSats documentation here on learn.robosats.com. There you will find many characteristics and aspects of RoboSats in fine detail, as well as some previously created tutorials which may help serve as reference for your tutorial.
If you have lingering questions that are not answered in the documentation, then please do not hesitate to reach out and ask in the public SimpleX support group.
If you are trying to do a live demonstration of RoboSats for a meetup or conference event, there are willing robot peers in the aforementioned Telegram groups who would be thrilled to lend a robotic hand! There is nothing cooler (and more helpful) for first-timers than seeing RoboSats live and in action!
How To Add Your Guide Here
Once you create a guide, you can request to add it to the RoboSats documentation site! Simply create a pull request on the GitHub!
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