Create Your Own YouTube Short About Resolving DIDs

🚀 Goal

We want you to share and teach others what you learned about resolving decentralized identifiers (DIDs)with us in your own YouTube short.

🤔 Background

This issue focuses specifically on creating your own YouTube short to teach others about DIDs. Your contribution here will help developers learn about this topic!

🤝 How You Can Contribute

We've broken it down into smaller tasks. Every contribution counts!

🔑 Tasks and Acceptance Criteria

❗You must only assign yourself one task at a time to give everyone a chance to participate.❗

You may assign yourself your next task after your current task is reviewed & accepted.

• You must host your content on your own website or channel.
• The video submitted for this task can be cross-posted across other platforms, however it will only count towards one content task. You may not reuse your video submitted for this task to get points for another task unless there are significant changes (like adding 30 seconds of extra content on YouTube).
• Add your content information directly to the site/src/externalContributors.json file in the repository.
• Save your image in the site/static/image/external-contributor/ directory, ensuring the image is in a 16:9 ratio.
• Create a pull request with your changes for review.
• Link your submitted PR in a comment here to count towards Hacktoberfest.

Your contribution in externalContributors.json must include:

• Type: Video, Blog, Social (please choose the appropriate one)
• Thumbnail: the path to your image, e.g., /img/external-contributor/yourimage.png
• Title: the title of your content
• Link: a direct link to your content
• Your name

Here’s an example of the JSON format to follow:

[
    {
        "type": "blog",
        "thumbnail": "/img/external-contributor/yourimage.png",
        "title": "Exploring Web5",
        "link": "https://linktoyourcontent.com/web5-post",
        "contributor": "Your Name"
    }
]

Available type options:

• Video
• Blog
• Social

🌟 Resources

• Resolving DIDs Guide
• Our Blogs
• Our YouTube channel

Getting Started

1. Comment ".take" on this issue to get assigned
2. Fork the repository and create a new branch for this task
3. Follow the tasks outlined above
4. Submit a pull request with your changes
5. Respond to any feedback during the review process

Questions?

If you have any questions or need clarification, please comment on this issue or join our Discord community.

Happy coding! 🎉