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We are 39 typos in, with 11 to go and lots of new pages on privy.io dropped, so I suspect we'll get there...

In case any hunters are still on the lookout 🕵️

Data privacy on the web. Keeper of the fabric @privy.

Fmr Protocol Labs consensus work. Before that YC S14 🇫🇷🌐🍊

https://docs.privy.io/guide/configuration/

First sentence in the screenshot below should be "..., further matching" instead of "..., to further match".

Let me know if that counts as a typo. :)

Also, "re-prompt" should be "reprompt" for correct spelling here:

Also, "re-prompt" should be "reprompt" for correct spelling here:

https://docs.privy.io/guide/configuration/networks

Same page as above:

supportedChains field, where you should pass a list of chain -object(S)- for your desired supported chains

Feel like there should be uniform punctuation after each bullet point. 

There are some non-final bullet points that end with blank space and others with a dot.

I think all non-final bullet points should end with ";" and the final one should end with a dot.

"re-using" should be "reusing" first paragraph:

https://docs.privy.io/guide/configuration/allowed-domains

Source:

"re-using" should be "reusing" first paragraph:

https://docs.privy.io/guide/configuration/allowed-domains

Source: https://www.grammarcheck.me/reuse-or-re-use/

Same page as above:

"Privy's REST API endpoints that you would query from your backend are gated by [-your- or  -the-] Privy App Secret, which should never be exposed on a user's client."

Same page as above:

"Privy's REST API endpoints that you would query from your backend are gated by [-your- or  -the-] Privy App Secret, which should never be exposed on a user's client."

https://docs.privy.io/guide/configuration/allowed-domains

Last green highlighted paragraph:

"If your preview deployments use a staging/development Privy App ID, feel free to leave Allowed Origins empty to support use of [-your- or -that-] App ID in previews, if you don't want to go through the setup above."

Last green highlighted paragraph:

"If your preview deployments use a staging/development Privy App ID, feel free to leave Allowed Origins empty to support use of [-your- or -that-] App ID in previews, if you don't want to go through the setup above."

https://docs.privy.io/guide/configuration/allowed-domains

"Specifically, in your config object, include a loginMethods array with the login methods [that you'd want] for your app."

"Specifically, in your config object, include a loginMethods array with the login methods [that you'd want] for your app."

https://docs.privy.io/guide/frontend/authentication/login

Last paragraph before Note:

 "... using the respective link- call", does link need a "-" at the end?

Last paragraph before Note:

 "... using the respective link- call", does link need a "-" at the end?

https://docs.privy.io/guide/frontend/authentication/login

End of first paragraph:

Instead of "... to redirect them" use "... redirecting them"

End of first paragraph:

Instead of "... to redirect them" use "... redirecting them"

https://docs.privy.io/guide/frontend/authentication/status

Same page as above, inside green Tip box:

"already-authenticated" shouldn't contain "-" and should be separate.

@henri There are 11 errors in this thread (which may or may not be valid or accepted) and I read only about 1/4th of the docs.

I'd love to do a solo bounty for the rest of the docs if you're interested!

Same page as above:

supportedChains field, where you should pass a list of chain -object(S)- for your desired supported chains

https://docs.privy.io/guide/configuration/networks

Finding both acceptable per https://www.quickanddirtytips.com/articles/re-enter-or-reenter/ and I find the hyphen to help with legibility