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Update intro.md #193

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    • Updated the documentation site to emphasize the Warden Protocol as a modular L1 blockchain for omnichain applications, empowering developers to launch secure OApps with modular infrastructure for security, interoperability, and chain abstraction.
    • Highlighted simplicity in launching OApps and provided comprehensive resources for navigating and building on Warden.

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The focus of the documentation site for the Warden Protocol has shifted to emphasize the Warden Protocol as a modular L1 blockchain for omnichain applications, aiming to empower developers to launch secure OApps with modular infrastructure for security, interoperability, and chain abstraction. The content has been updated to highlight simplicity in launching OApps and provide comprehensive resources for navigating and building on Warden.

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docs/docs/intro.md The content has been updated to highlight the Warden Protocol as a modular L1 blockchain, emphasizing developer empowerment and simplicity in launching OApps. It now offers enhanced resources for building on Warden.

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11-11: Consider rephrasing "simply launch secure OApps" to avoid suggesting that launching applications is trivial. Perhaps "efficiently launch secure OApps" would set more realistic expectations.


13-13: This line clearly communicates the ongoing development of the documentation site. Good job!


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Line range hint 17-17: Remove the extra blank line to adhere to best practices in Markdown formatting, which typically discourage multiple consecutive blank lines.

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Welcome to the Documentation Site for the Warden Protocol!

We are excited to have you here as we put in the effort to develop a detailed and accessible documentation portal. The **Warden Protocol** is an intent-centric protocol, built on the Cosmos SDK, that enables various execution layers for interoperability, modular key management and account aggregation. While our documentation site is a work in progress, it will eventually emerge as your comprehensive resource for navigating the Warden Protocol and leveraging its advantages to the fullest.
The Warden Protocol is a modular L1 blockchain for omnichain applications, “OApps”. Our mission is to empower developers to simply launch secure OApps by giving them modular infrastructure for security, interoperability and chain abstraction.
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Consider replacing “OApps” with 'OApps' to maintain consistency with standard Markdown and documentation practices, as curly quotes may not render correctly in some markdown viewers.

- “OApps”
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The Warden Protocol is a modular L1 blockchain for omnichain applications, OApps. Our mission is to empower developers to simply launch secure OApps by giving them modular infrastructure for security, interoperability and chain abstraction.
The Warden Protocol is a modular L1 blockchain for omnichain applications, 'OApps'. Our mission is to empower developers to simply launch secure OApps by giving them modular infrastructure for security, interoperability and chain abstraction.

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Line range hint 17-17: Remove the extra blank line to maintain a clean and professional document structure.

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Line range hint 17-17: Remove multiple consecutive blank lines to maintain a clean and professional layout in the Markdown document.

@@ -8,9 +8,9 @@ slug: /

Welcome to the Documentation Site for the Warden Protocol!

We are excited to have you here as we put in the effort to develop a detailed and accessible documentation portal. The **Warden Protocol** is an intent-centric protocol, built on the Cosmos SDK, that enables various execution layers for interoperability, modular key management and account aggregation. While our documentation site is a work in progress, it will eventually emerge as your comprehensive resource for navigating the Warden Protocol and leveraging its advantages to the fullest.
The Warden Protocol is a modular L1 blockchain for omnichain applications, "OApps". Our mission is to empower developers to simply launch secure OApps by giving them modular infrastructure for security, interoperability and chain abstraction.
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Replace curly quotes with straight quotes for "OApps" to maintain consistency and ensure proper rendering in Markdown.

- "OApps"
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The Warden Protocol is a modular L1 blockchain for omnichain applications, "OApps". Our mission is to empower developers to simply launch secure OApps by giving them modular infrastructure for security, interoperability and chain abstraction.
The Warden Protocol is a modular L1 blockchain for omnichain applications, 'OApps'. Our mission is to empower developers to simply launch secure OApps by giving them modular infrastructure for security, interoperability and chain abstraction.


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Within these docs, we have simple ELI5s, FAQs, complete with step-by-step tutorials for users, developers, and network participants (such as validators and keychain operators). Regardless of if you're a developer aiming to incorporate the Warden Protocol into your projects, or a user eager to delve into the capabilities of Warden, our documentation will equip you with the necessary tools and information.
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Insert a comma after "Within these docs" for better readability and grammatical correctness.

- Within these docs we have simple ELI5s, FAQs, complete with step-by-step tutorials for users, developers, and network participants (such as validators and keychain operators).
+ Within these docs, we have simple ELI5s, FAQs, complete with step-by-step tutorials for users, developers, and network participants (such as validators and keychain operators).

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Within these docs, we have simple ELI5s, FAQs, complete with step-by-step tutorials for users, developers, and network participants (such as validators and keychain operators). Regardless of if you're a developer aiming to incorporate the Warden Protocol into your projects, or a user eager to delve into the capabilities of Warden, our documentation will equip you with the necessary tools and information.
Within these docs, we have simple ELI5s, FAQs, complete with step-by-step tutorials for users, developers, and network participants (such as validators and keychain operators). Regardless of if you're a developer aiming to incorporate the Warden Protocol into your projects, or a user eager to delve into the capabilities of Warden, our documentation will equip you with the necessary tools and information.

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