@shanefontaine We’re still getting the contribution workflow in place for using the wiki.js interface, so for now, you can edit the file in the GitHub repo and that syncs changes.
https://github.com/ethereum/eth-wiki/blob/master/governance/contributing.md
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@davidmurdoch you can either create an account and make changes, or you can make a PR here - https://github.com/ethereum/eth-wiki
We haven't heard any other complaints about the speed and had to move away from the github wiki for many reasons. Do you have any more details?
Hey @ChrisChinchilla, creating an account doesn't seem to allow users to edit the wiki; it just results in the error: "Unauthorized You cannot edit the page."
About performance:
https://eth.wiki/json-rpc/API takes more than 4 seconds to load on a 120Mbps connection on a machine with a Core i9 processor.
It gets a 7 out of 100 on PageSpeed Insights for mobile, and 20/100 for Desktop (see: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=https%3A%2F%2Feth.wiki%2Fjson-rpc%2FAPI&tab=desktop)
The same page hosted on github scored 74/100 and 99/100, respectively and takes under a second to completely load and render.
Each linked rpc method takes about 2-3 seconds to load due to the scrolling animation.
If you browse without JavaScript (in order to subvert the CPU-bound load time and scrolling animations) the page doesn't render at all.
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how will the gas fee be allocated to validator in ethereum 2.0? Will give it all to the block proposer?
I don't see an explanation for this in the official documents.
My idea is this: gas fee now has two functions:
as the reward to miners for the work they do;
as a defense against denial-of-service attacks;
after eip 1559, gas fee comprise of base fee and tip fee, base fee will be burned. while in ethereum 2.0, the network will not congested, so no user will pay tip fee. so gas fee will only remain one function in ethereum 2.0: against denial-of-service attacks. the incentive of validator will be new issued ETH.
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