Fix typos and enhance clarity in getting-started.md #763
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Corrected typos and improved clarity in the Getting Started documentation.
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Getting Started documentation file experiences widespread content degradation through typographical errors, garbled sentences, removed platform references, truncated lines, and broken formatting across sections describing core concepts, architectural data flows, and registration sequences. Changes
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| # Getting Started with W3DS | ||
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| Welcome to **W3DS (Web 3.0 Data Spaces)** — a decentralized data synchronization protocol that puts users in control of their data. For definitions of key terms (eVault, W3ID, MetaState, Post-Platform, etc.), see the [Glossary](/docs/W3DS%20Basics/glossary). | ||
| Welcome to **W3DS (Web 3.0 Data Spaces)** — a decentralized datprotocol that puts users in control of their data. For definitions of key terms (eVault, W3ID, MetaState, Post-Platform, etc.), see the [Glossary](/docs/W3DS%20Basics/glossary). |
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fix the typo where it says "datprotocol"
| ## Core Concept | ||
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| The fundamental principle of W3DS is simple: **Users, groups, and objects own their own eVaults**. All data about a person, group, or object is stored in their eVault, and platforms act as frontends that display and interact with this data, while also serving as caches and aggregators for improved performance and user experience. | ||
| The fundamental principle of W3DS is simple: **Users, groups, and objects owproved performance and user experience. |
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| 1. User A posts "Hello, world!" on Blabsy | ||
| 2. Blabsy's Web3 Adapter syncs the post to User A's eVault | ||
| 3. User A's eVault stores the post and notifies all registered platforms |
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Corrected typos and improved clarity in the Getting Started documentation.
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