Language Layer for Web3. What if clarity was built-in?

Hyperion Guilds Marketing Guild
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Here’s a quick idea:
What if every dapp came with a built-in “understanding layer”:

  • Simple.
  • Visual.
  • Peer-created.
    Docs are great. But what if there was a community-owned explainer for every feature?
    A lightweight guide system anyone can add to:
    → To clarify terms
    → To answer “dumb” questions
    → To onboard the next 1,000 users
    Like Gitbook meets memes.
    Like FAQ meets Discord.
    Zero gatekeeping, zero jargon.
    Not just docs. A shared language layer.
    Could that be the UX breakthrough we’re missing?
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It’s not just better UX—it’s building culture through language. Shared understanding builds stronger communities. Would totally love to see something like this piloted in the Metis ecosystem.

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In a community-created “understanding layer,” how would you prevent misinformation and ensure content accuracy without introducing heavy-handed moderation?

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Exactly the onboarding revolution we need—turning community knowledge into self-sustaining UX scaffolding.

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If implemented well, this could massively reduce friction for onboarding — and even become a trust signal for new protocols.

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How do you see incentivizing contributors to keep these explainers fresh and helpful over time?

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Yes! That’s exactly it — community-powered UX is the next frontier

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Absolutely empowering users to become guides is how real adoption scales.

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