Goal: To deliver quality technical content.

Who Can Submit An Article?

You can! (Unless you are a spammer)

As our process includes editorial oversight, we can be a great place to publish your first piece.

You need an idea, something you want to share, and the ability to put together an outline to show us that your idea is likely to be of interest to our readers. From that point on, we can give you any help that you need as you write and revise your article.

What Kind Of Articles Do We Publish?

These include:

• Tutorials — Either helping people get started with new technology, walking them through the process of building a project, etc Account Abstraction.
• Opinion — Do you have a strong opinion on something in our industry and the research to back it up? These can make useful talking points.
• Ultimate Guides — Longer articles really dig into a subject. A reference piece that people will return to time and time again.
• Case Studies — What did you or your company learn from a particular project? These need to focus on practical examples which will be useful to other people, not just a good story.

What Do We Not Publish?

We work with individual authors. We will immediately reject pieces that are submitted on behalf of your CEO or a nameless member of your team.

We do not publish articles that are an obvious attempt at content marketing. While your experience in your company and with your product is valuable, pieces full of links to your product, or which are a walkthrough of how to use your product, will be rejected.

Who Are We Publishing For?

The zkSync community are software engineers, and generally crypto enthusiasts. When you write, assume that your reader is a knowledgeable peer. Writing a beginner article about technology is great (we are all beginners at something), but you can assume a starting point of familiarity with Layer 2s or any other blockchain-based topic.

Practical advice that comes from real experience, plus well-researched opinion is what we aim for.

What Will We Ask Of You?

When we give your outline the green light and ask you to write an article we ask that:

• The article is an original piece of work for zkSync, not something you have published elsewhere.