Community¶

Where to ask a question, report a bug, and follow releases - and which of those channels is the right one for what you have.

Where to find us¶

The same three links sit in the footer of every page.

Where to take what¶

Discord is the fastest route for anything operational — a node that will not start, a wallet that will not sync, a question about which flags to use. Bring the daemon log and the exact command line; both matter more than the description of the symptom.

GitHub issues are for reproducible bugs and feature requests against wrkzcoin/wrkzcoin. Use the issue templates: they ask for the version string (Wrkzd --version), the platform, and the steps, which is what makes an issue actionable.

X carries release announcements and network notices, including fork heights. It is a broadcast channel, not a support channel.

Contributing¶

Pull requests go to the development branch of wrkzcoin/wrkzcoin. Build instructions are in COMPILE.md. The repository's README.md has a note for contributing developers about license headers: any open source project may use this software, but the license headers may only be appended to, never altered.

Documentation lives in docs/ in the same repository, and every page on this site has an edit link in its top-right corner that opens the source file on GitHub.

Security reports¶

Do not open a public issue for a vulnerability that affects funds, consensus or node availability. Report it privately to a maintainer on Discord first, so a fix can be released before the detail is public.

Other resources¶