Since our participation in the Beta round April 2023, Dot.alert() has cemented its role as a community-focused project, seeking to overcome the frictions that exist between Web3 ecosystems to better inform users. 
For this purpose, we have:
- launched and conducted 5 [Fortnightly polls](https://dot-alert.gitbook.io/dot.alert/community/fortnightly-polls) which test participants’ knowledge of the  Web3 concepts covered in our fortnightly publications.
- introduced new [Monthly reports](https://dot-alert.gitbook.io/dot.alert/community/blog) which provide a breakdown on popular Web3 topics discussed during Twitter spaces.

Dot.alert() has continued to maintain the highest standards in terms of accessibility of information, diversity of contributors, and multilingual community outreach. 
To this end, we have been:
- increasing our communications to relay key information relative to Web3 best practice. 
- collecting feedback from visitors to improve the UX/UI of our website for better navigation. 
- providing talented copywriters with further content creation gigs to refine their skillset.
