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Index (Alphabetical, Exhaustive)

Title	Brief Description
API Encoding	`ak_...` etc garbage explained
BaseN	Given `xy_ABCD`, what is the `ABCD`
Blockchain Primer	Introductory information necessary to interpret any discussion about blockchain
Blockchain Trilemma	Terminology
Consensus	Terminology
DLTs	Terminology
Finality	Terminology
Flation	Terminology: Inflation, Deflation, Coins, Tokens, and Prices
Install Erlang and zx	Tech Support
Leader Selection	Terminology
Mempool	Terminology
Mining	Terminology
Mint	Terminology
Monetary Mechanics	Terminology
Money	Terminology
Proof of Work	Terminology
RLP	If the binary `ABCD` is some data with fields (e.g. a transaction), how to destructure the binary data to fields
Serializations	Conventions for field order in Gajumaru data structures
Smart Contracts	Terminology
Sophia	Introduction to Sophia, the Gajumaru smart contract language
Sophia FAQ	what it says
State Channels	Overview and characteristics
Testnet Node Setup	Tech support
[[Transaction]	Terminology

JUST WRITE - imperfect content is infinitely better than nonexistent content, all else notwithstanding
PICTURES: ~Every article should have a "YouTube Thumbnail" diagram at the top that visually illustrates whatever is explained in the page
QUICKREF: Every page should have a "I just need to get a thing to work and don't have time to read a whole article" section that links to which things you should just use in practice and maybe a short example of how to use them.
DEMOS DEMOS DEMOS: Things should be illustrated with code examples that work when possible
CENTRALIZE: All public technical documentation should be on this wiki, not in a billion separate repos.
LINK: Provide receipts; i.e. whenever possible, provide a permalink reference to whatever code actually does the thing you're talking about. For instance, the API Encoding page should link to gmser_api_encoder source code whenever it makes sense to do so.

Part of the goal of this wiki is to acquaint newcomers with the actual gajumaru codebase and to demystify it.
VIDEO: If it's something that is conceptually complicated, maybe make/link a video explainer