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Crypto Wake is hosted on a repository in GitLab, and entries are written in a simple format called [Markdown](https://www.markdownguide.org/cheat-sheet). To contribute, use the following steps:
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To edit an existing Story:
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=== Edit an existing Story
* Press the pencil icon in the top-right of the Story's page to visit its source page on GitLab.
* Log into GitLab. You can use various social logins, from Google to GitHub.
* Press "Open in Web IDE." When prompted, press "Fork project." This will create a copy of the project on your account.
* Proceed with "Make and save your changes" below.
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To create a new Story:
=== Create a new Story
* Press "Contribute" on the top-right of the website, or go [here](https://gitlab.com/medlabboulder/crypto-wake/)
* Log into GitLab. You can use various social logins, from Google to GitHub.
* Then press "Web IDE" on the main repository page. When prompted, press "Fork project." This will create a copy of the project on your account.
* On the left file listing, navigate to `files > docs > stories` to see a list of existing story pages. Create a new one using the pop-up menu next to the `stories` folder. Follow the naming convention of the other Stories.
* Proceed with "Make and save your changes" below.
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Make and save your changes:

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# Basics
This project is the result of a quick conversation between Ellie Rennie and Nathan Schneider at Consensus 2022.
This project is the result of a quick conversation between Ellie Rennie and Nathan Schneider at Consensus 2022, as they reflected on lessons they have learned from often-forgotten crypto projects.
The initial pilot is being developed by the Media Enterprise Design Lab at the University of Colorado with support from the Smart Contract Research Forum.