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## Write for the reader

* Default audience: experienced software developers new to blockchain. Explain TON-specific concepts. Do not re-teach general programming. This keeps pages focused.
* Be answer‑first. Start with what the reader will achieve, what they need, and the steps. This shortens time to success.
* Lead with a working example. Show a copy‑pasteable snippet early and the expected output. This shows it works.
* Use a neutral, precise tone. Write in present tense, active voice, and second person (“Run the node”). This makes actions clear.
* Keep it scannable. Use short sections and paragraphs, clear headings, lists, and tables. Most readers skim to find the next action.
* Assume developers are new to blockchain. Don’t re‑teach generic skills unless a TON‑specific nuance requires it. This keeps pages focused.

## Page types

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