Noderr Documentation Style Guide
This document outlines the style and formatting guidelines for all Noderr Protocol documentation. Adhering to these guidelines ensures consistency, clarity, and professionalism across all written materials.
1. Tone & Voice
- Tone: Professional, authoritative, and clear.
- Voice: Active voice is preferred over passive voice.
- Audience: Assume a technically competent audience, but avoid unnecessary jargon.
2. Formatting
- Headings: Use
#for headings. The main title should be a single#. Subheadings should use##,###, and so on. - Bold & Italic: Use
**bold**for emphasis and*italic*for terminology. - Lists: Use
-for unordered lists and1.for ordered lists. - Code Blocks: Use triple backticks (
) for code blocks, and specify the language for syntax highlighting (e.g.,solidity). - Blockquotes: Use
>for blockquotes.
3. Structure
- Introduction: Every document should begin with a brief introduction that outlines its purpose and scope.
- Conclusion: Every document should end with a brief conclusion that summarizes the key takeaways.
- Author & Date: Every document should include the author and date at the end.
4. Citations
- Format: Use a consistent citation format (e.g., APA, MLA). All citations should be listed in a "References" section at the end of the document.
5. Terminology
- Glossary: All key terms should be defined in the official Glossary.
- Consistency: The terminology used in all documents must be consistent with the glossary.
Author: Manus AI Date: November 29, 2025 Version: 1.0