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    • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Converting FCT to ACME
  • Setup
    • Local DevNet Setup
    • Follower node setup with AccMan
    • Validator node setup with AccMan
    • Retaining validator keys when wiping node data
  • CLI
    • CLI setup
    • CLI reference
      • Flags
    • Import a Factom wallet
  • Nodes
    • Operator onboarding guide
    • Debugging node issues
  • Developer Resources
    • API Reference
    • Factom API support
  • Staking
    • What is staking
    • How to stake your tokens
    • FAQ
  • Tools
    • Explorer
    • Javascript SDK
    • Java SDK
  • Deep Dive
    • Lite accounts
    • Accumulate digital identifiers (ADIs)
    • Key management
    • Identity hierarchies
    • Synthetic transactions
    • Signatures and authorities
  • Integration
    • Ledger Integration
      • How to use the Ledger with the Accumulate CLI
      • CLI Reference
    • Tendermint
  • Tutorials
    • Accumulate Bridge Guides
      • How to convert ACME to WACME
      • How to convert WACME to ACME
      • How to setup a bridge node
    • How to create a Lite Account and Keys on Mainnet / Testnet
    • Sending Tokens from a Lite Token Account via CLI
    • How to create an ADI via CLI
    • How to create a Custom Token/Token Issuer using CLI
    • Querying Accumulate token account with Json RPC API
  • Release Note
    • Release notes
      • Release Note 2.0 RC2
      • Release Note 1.0 RC1
      • Release Note 0.6
      • Release Note 0.5.1
      • Release Note 0.5
  • Blog
  • Hackathon
    • Accumulate web3athon guide
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Thank you for considering contributing to the Accumulate project! We welcome and appreciate contributions from the community and are grateful for the time and effort people put into improving the project.

Accumulate is an open-source protocol and is open to contributions. The Accumulate team appreciates every contribution to the project in the form of a feature request, bug report, or pull request.

The following repositories are open-source and contributions-friendly:

  • Accumulate core software (hosted on Gitlab )

  • Accumulate Explorer (hosted on Github )

  • Accumulate Documentation (hosted on Github )

Code of Conduct

We expect all contributors to the Accumulate project to adhere to our Code of Conduct. This document outlines the standards of behavior that we expect from all community members. In addition, it guides how to report any incidents of misconduct.

Please read our for more information about contributions to the Accumulate codebase.

Contributing to the documentation

We encourage our contributors to follow when adding to our documentation. This style guide provides clear and concise guidelines for writing technical material, which will help to ensure that our documentation is consistent and easy to understand for all readers.

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