Alternative names that have been used to refer to this dataset, such as aliases or abbreviations. Example (in JSON-LD format):
| | `creator` |The creator or author of this dataset. To uniquely identify individuals, use ORCID ID as the value of the sameAs property of the Person type. To uniquely identify institutions and organizations, use ROR ID. Example (in JSON-LD format):
Text or CreativeWork
Identifies academic articles that are recommended by the data provider be cited in addition to the dataset itself. Provide the citation for the dataset itself with other properties, such as name, identifier,creator, and publisher properties. For example, this property can uniquely identify a related academic publication such as a data descriptor, data paper, or an article for which this dataset is supplementary material for. Examples (in JSON-LD format):
Additional guidelines
name, identifier, creator, and publisher properties instead.When populating the citation property with a citation snippet, provide the article identifier (such as a DOI) whenever possible.
Recommended: "Doe J (2014) Influence of X. Biomics 1(1). https://doi.org/10.1111/111"
Not recommended: "Doe J (2014) Influence of X. Biomics 1(1)."
If the dataset is a collection of smaller datasets, use the hasPart property to denote such relationship. Conversly, if the dataset is part of a larger dataset, use isPartOf. Both properties can take the form of a URL or a Dataset instance. In case Dataset is used as a value it has to include all of the properties required for a standalone Dataset. Examples:
If the dataset is a collection of smaller datasets, use the hasPart property to denote such relationship. Conversely, if the dataset is part of a larger dataset, use isPartOf. Both properties can take the form of a URL or a Dataset instance. In case Dataset is used as a value it has to include all of the properties required for a standalone Dataset. Examples:
URL, Text, or PropertyValue
An identifier, such as a DOI or a Compact Identifier. If the dataset has more than one identifier, repeat the identifier property. If using JSON-LD, this is represented using JSON list syntax.
Keywords summarizing the dataset.
| | `license` |A license under which the dataset is distributed. For example:
Additional guidelines
Provide a URL that unambiguously identifies a specific version of the license used.
Recommended
"license" : "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0"
@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ Add `identifier`, `license`, and `sameAs` for Datasets that provide provenance a
| `sameAs` | URL of a reference Web page that unambiguously indicates the dataset's identity, usually in a different repository.
|
| `spatialCoverage` | You can provide a single point that describes the spatial aspect of the dataset. Only include this property if the dataset has a spatial dimension. For example, a single point where all the measurements were collected, or the coordinates of a bounding box for an area.
Points
Shapes
Use GeoShape to describe areas of different shapes. For example, to specify a bounding box.
Points inside box, circle, line, or polygon properties must be expressed as a space separated pair of two values corresponding to latitude and longitude (in that order).
Named locations
|
| `temporalCoverage` | The data in the dataset covers a specific time interval. Only include this property if the dataset has a temporal dimension. Schema.org uses the ISO 8601 standard to describe time intervals and time points. You can describe dates differently depending upon the dataset interval. Indicate open-ended intervals with two decimal points (..).
Single date
Time period
Open-ended time period
|
-| `variableMeasured` | The variable that this dataset measures. For example, temperature or pressure.The variableMeasured property is proposed and pending standardization at schema.org. We encourage publishers to share any feedback on this property with the schema.org community.
|
+| `variableMeasured` | The variable that this dataset measures. For example, temperature or pressure. The variableMeasured property is proposed and pending standardization at schema.org. We encourage publishers to share any feedback on this property with the schema.org community.
|
| `version` | The version number for the dataset.
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| `url` | Location of a page describing the dataset.
|
diff --git a/developers/getting-started/ixo-blockchain-interfaces.md b/developers/getting-started/ixo-blockchain-interfaces.md
index 1f8d9a6..ffefdcb 100644
--- a/developers/getting-started/ixo-blockchain-interfaces.md
+++ b/developers/getting-started/ixo-blockchain-interfaces.md
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ description: How to Interface with the ixo blockchain SDK
# ixo Blockchain Interfaces
-The ixo blockhain SDK provides three interfaces for interacting with a node:
+The ixo blockchain SDK provides three interfaces for interacting with a node:
* command-line interface
* gRPC interface
diff --git a/developers/introduction.md b/developers/introduction.md
index 098bd64..53cd504 100644
--- a/developers/introduction.md
+++ b/developers/introduction.md
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ description: Developers are spoilt for choice!
{% hint style="info" %}
**Are you a Validator?** \
-Refer to our Github [documentation](https://github.com/ixofoundation/genesis/blob/main/README.md) for details about setting up a _testnet_ node on`pandora` or a _mainnet_ node on `ixo.`
+Refer to our Github [documentation](https://github.com/ixofoundation/genesis/blob/main/README.md) for details about setting up a _testnet_ node on `pandora` or a _mainnet_ node on `ixo.`
{% endhint %}
{% hint style="info" %}
diff --git a/developers/tutorials/continuous_funding.md b/developers/tutorials/continuous_funding.md
index 23b0e8d..49c3983 100644
--- a/developers/tutorials/continuous_funding.md
+++ b/developers/tutorials/continuous_funding.md
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ The reserve tokens are the tokens that accounts will send to the bond in order t
We can decide to charge a transaction and/or exit fee. Transaction fees are charged whenever an account buys/sells \(i.e. mints/burns\) into/from the curve, whereas an exit fee is charged only when the account sells from the curve. Setting an exit fee disincentivises accounts from selling and is a front-running deterrent.
-In this tutorial, we will set the the transaction fee to `0.5%` and the exit fee to `0.1%`. This will mean that when an account sells, a total of `0.6%` will be taken as fees. Fees are sent to a fee address that is picked by the bond creator. In this tutorial, the address underlying the `fee` account \(created when running `make run_with_data`\) will be used.
+In this tutorial, we will set the transaction fee to `0.5%` and the exit fee to `0.1%`. This will mean that when an account sells, a total of `0.6%` will be taken as fees. Fees are sent to a fee address that is picked by the bond creator. In this tutorial, the address underlying the `fee` account \(created when running `make run_with_data`\) will be used.
### Order Quantity Limits