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docs: enhancements and typos #708

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Miscellaneous enhancements and typo fixes.

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The recent updates aim to refine the documentation for the Optimism ecosystem. Changes include clarifying transaction fee descriptions, correcting errors, enhancing explanations of processes and mechanisms, and improving readability. These modifications strive to offer clearer and more accurate information while maintaining the core functionality of the system.

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pages/chain/differences.mdx Corrected wording on transaction fees for OP Mainnet, emphasizing the additional L1 data fee.
pages/stack/design-principles.mdx Removed a sentence on rewards for writing open source software in the context of OP Stack contribution.
pages/stack/differences.mdx Corrected a textual error in transaction fee descriptions on OP Stack chains.
pages/stack/explainer.mdx Focused on enhancing Optimism to become a Superchain, including upgrades to the Bedrock bridge, withdrawal claims, and improvements in scalability, security, and decentralization.
pages/stack/protocol/outages.mdx Updated a reference link for more information on bypassing the Sequencer.
pages/stack/protocol/rollup/deposit-flow.mdx Clarified and rephrased documentation on deposit transactions on L2, including _minGasLimit descriptions and denial of service attack prevention.
pages/stack/protocol/rollup/overview.mdx Clarified block production frequency, transaction routing, censorship resistance, block identification, and message transfer mechanisms in OP Mainnet.
pages/stack/protocol/rollup/smart-contracts.mdx Refined smart contract functionality descriptions, corrected terminology, and improved clarity.
pages/stack/protocol/rollup/withdrawal-flow.mdx Refined the description of the withdrawal process, highlighting the use of a Merkle-Patricia trie root for proving transaction legitimacy on L1.

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Actionable comments posted: 6

Outside diff range and nitpick comments (7)
pages/stack/protocol/outages.mdx (7)

Line range hint 16-16: Consider using a more concise expression.

- Sequencer is still able to receive and process L2 transactions
+ Sequencer can still receive and process L2 transactions

This change applies to both instances where this phrase occurs. It makes the sentence more direct and easier to read.

Also applies to: 44-44


Line range hint 50-50: Add commas for clarity.

- Users may observe that the "safe" and "finalized" block heights of the L2 chain appear to remain stuck while the "unsafe" block height continues to increase.
+ Users may observe that the "safe" and "finalized" block heights of the L2 chain appear to remain stuck, while the "unsafe" block height continues to increase.

Adding a comma before "while" improves the readability of the sentence by clearly separating the clauses.


Line range hint 97-98: Rephrase to avoid repetitive sentence beginnings.

Consider rephrasing the list to vary the sentence structure and avoid repetition. For example:

1. Transactions sent within a specific L1 block are processed together.
2. Each transaction is given a timestamp no more than `max_sequencer_drift` in the future.
3. They are processed in the order they are received and within the `sequencer_window`.

This change avoids the repetitive use of "Transactions are processed" at the beginning of each point.


Line range hint 100-100: Add a comma for clarity.

- If the Sequencer is unavailable or transactions are not published to L1 within this `sequencer_window`, OP Stack chains will automatically reorganize themselves to guarantee that these transactions are included in the L2 chain.
+ If the Sequencer is unavailable, or transactions are not published to L1 within this `sequencer_window`, OP Stack chains will automatically reorganize themselves to guarantee that these transactions are included in the L2 chain.

Adding a comma after "unavailable" helps clarify the conditions under which the OP Stack chains will reorganize.


Line range hint 112-112: Add a comma after 'scenario'.

- In this scenario we'll assume that the Sequencer is completely unavailable and unable to process any transactions.
+ In this scenario, we'll assume that the Sequencer is completely unavailable and unable to process any transactions.

This change applies to both instances where this phrase occurs. Adding a comma after "scenario" improves the readability by clearly separating the introductory phrase from the main clause.

Also applies to: 138-138


Line range hint 139-139: Correct the conjunction usage.

- A user sends a transaction to the `OptimismPortal` during the downtime and but the Sequencer comes back online and includes the transaction in an L2 block before the full `sequencer_window` ends.
+ A user sends a transaction to the `OptimismPortal` during the downtime, and the Sequencer comes back online and includes the transaction in an L2 block before the full `sequencer_window` ends.

Removing the extra conjunction "but" clarifies the sentence.


Line range hint 160-161: Consider using a more concise expression and correct the comma usage.

- the Sequencer is able to include the second user's transaction before the first user's transaction is included.
+ the Sequencer can include the second user's transaction before the first user's transaction is included.

This change makes the sentence more direct and easier to read. Additionally, consider adding a comma before "but" if it connects two independent clauses.

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@cpengilly cpengilly merged commit 0796b91 into ethereum-optimism:main Jun 9, 2024
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@PaulRBerg PaulRBerg deleted the docs/enhancements-and-typos branch June 9, 2024 20:43
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