End User stories of the "Status Network"

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network-stories

End User stories of the "Status Network"

Welcome to the Knowledge Safe Spawn™

Follow the step-by-step instructions below to begin your Graph View journey.

Download and Install Obsidian for your OS by going to: https://obsidian.md/download

Navigate to the GitHub repository located here: https://github.com/status-im/network-stories
Left-Click the green 'Code' button and Left-Click 'Open with GitHub Desktop'

Download and Install GitHub Desktop for your OS (if not previously installed)
Left-Click 'Sign in to Github.com' in GitHub Desktop if you have a pre-existing GitHub account and follow the sub-instructions below.
1. Left-Click 'Current Repository' in the top-left of the GitHub Desktop application (see below)
2. Left-Click the 'Add' button and Left-Click 'Clone Repository'
3. Left-Click on the URL tab and paste the network-stories repository here: https://github.com/status-im/network-stories
4. Copy (Ctrl-C or Cmd-C) your 'Local Path' and press 'Clone'
5. Go back to Obsidian and Left-Click the 'Open' button to the right of "Open folder as vault - Choose an existing folder of Markdown Files." and Paste (Ctrl-V or Cmd-V) the 'Local Path' from above and Left-Click 'Open' to open the directory as an Obsidian Vault
6. Congratulations you did it! You can now access the network-stories 'Graph View' by Left-Clicking the Icon below
Otherwise, Left-Click 'Create your free account' to create a new GitHub account then sign into GitHub Desktop with your newly created account and follow the sub-instructions below.
1. If you created a new GitHub account and signed into GitHub Desktop, click 'Finish' to use the default settings and follow the prompts as necessary.
2. Left-Click 'Clone a Repository from the Internet...' from within GitHub Desktop
3. Left-Click on the URL tab and paste the network-stories repository: https://github.com/status-im/network-stories
4. Copy (Ctrl-C or Cmd-C) your 'Local Path' (circled below) and press 'Clone'
5. Go back to Obsidian and left-click the 'Open' button to the right of "Open folder as vault - Choose an existing folder of Markdown Files." and Paste (Ctrl-V or Cmd-V) the 'Local Path' from above and click 'Open' again to open the directory as an Obsidian Vault
6. Congratulations you did it! You can now access the network-stories 'Graph View' by clicking the Icon below

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Next Steps:

You can now hop to Logos Program to understand all the moving parts are being worked on.

You can jump right in and begin learning any new [Topic] and/or create new Recipes for others!

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