Dot.alert() is a knowledgebase that can be used as a reference for exploring Web3 ecosystems because the ELI5 articles are targeted at entry users and can be understood by a non-crypto audience.  The content is open-source: it can be translated in-browser and re-used by Web3 creators; and the platform has been designed as a collaborative space for sharing community expertise and onboarding contributors with specialist knowledge.

Dot.alert() has published over 30 articles covering Web3 infrastructure projects (i.e wallets, explorers, user-friendly platforms, etc.), transactions (i.e on-chain governance, staking, slot auctions, token swaps, etc.), and use cases (i.e Privacy, Identity, Crowdfunding, Security, Infrastructure, etc.). 
The platform also gives the wider crypto community the opportunity to engage with its content and publications through a monthly quiz which tests participants’ knowledge of blockchain and Web3 technologies. 

Dot.alert() has been growing a diverse audience over the past six months through social media campaigns across Twitter, Reddit, and Discord; as well as SEO audits which aim to improve the visibility and findability of its content. During Q1 2023, the platform aggregated over 3,000 views and attracted more than 300 visitors from over 60 different countries covering all areas of the world, including Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. 

Despite being a relatively new project, Dot.alert() seeks to maintain the highest standards in terms of accessibility of information, diversity of contributors, and multilingual community outreach. The platform regularly collects feedback from visitors through quarterly user surveys and provides the general audience with pathways to steady employment and/or career development within the Web3 industry.
