# Docs we need to have

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We can organize Tagion’s docs structure in a few separate sections, like:

# Audiences

- TOC - Tagion Origin contributors
- Contribute problems, code to Tagion Origin products (node, wallet, sdk etc.)
- DEV - Developers
- Create solutions that utilize Tagion Origin products or the network in general.
- NOD - Nodes
- Those who "seed" the network, by running the Tagion Origin Node on their machine to support the network, earn rewards, and not having to trust anyone other than themselves when performing transactions.
- GEN - General
- Other parties, that just getting familiar with the project on conceptual level. Enterprises or small businesses that look into cutting payment system costs or utilize the public ledger, people looking into long-term investments with the goal to keep the value of their savings.

# About Tagion
* Introduction (the description of what Tagion is, how it works, and why a potential user has to select exactly this monetary system. What are the benefits of using Tagion comparing to some similar products?
* Tagion release policy (versioning, release history, what’s new (release notes),the list of further release dates.
* General documents updates according to the system updates (what, where, when).

# Contributors community (TOC)

These communities live in Discord, social media and most importantly on GitHub.

* Contribution guide
* Code contribution -> pull requests
* Problem reporting -> issue creation
* Code of conduct (community member dos and donts)
* Full version (github)
* Short version (chats and forums like discord, reddit)

# Tagion home website (NOD/GEN)

Website is for consumers for Tagion Origin products (desktop node and possible desktop wallet). The site should introduce the newcomer to Tagion, and make it easy to download, and start a node.

Also, it should redirect contributors and devs to docs website.

* Tagline
* Short explainer
* Intro to ["What is money" section](https://hackmd.io/eg3G2TnXS2OpZeeXXauOWQ)
* Intro to "Developers" section

## Origin node user support (NOD)

Node is a program any person can run to "seed" the network and earn tokens as rewards.

* Descriptions of the typical troubleshooting scenarios.
* List of the key features and supported platforms.
* Frequently asked questions and answers.

# Tagion docs website (TOC/DEV/GEN)

## Developer guide (DEV)

This is mostly for DEV, because TOC will hang out on GitHub of the Tagion projects. The ones who want to build their own apps, will use these docs to learn how to use the API, how to store data in Tagion, how to process payments.

* Getting started (step by step instructions on how to start working with the Tagion system).
* Create compatible wallet (crypto key generation) via SDK
* Creating the contract (transaction)
* Sending the contract and tracking its status
* Reading from the Tagion database
* List of SDK, libraries that can be used in your application
* Tutorials (texts and/or video (if we’d like to support such format).
* E.g. Accept donations on your website

## Theory (TOC/GEN)

* Governance
* Hashgraph Consensus Mechanism
* Distributed database
* Special records
* Scripting engine
* Transaction scripts
* Bussines model
* Parallelism
* Node stack
* Privacy
* Decentralised exchange using Lightning Network
* HiBON data format
* Crypto “Bank” bill
* Network
* Network security
* DEX trading example
* Gene distance
* List of Abbreviation
* References