[SHARED][UXIT-3702] Fix Markdown Lint Issues

.warp/README.md

@@ -5,23 +5,27 @@ This directory contains custom Warp prompts for the team. These prompts help aut
 ## Available Prompts
 
 ### 1. Analyze Changeset for @filecoin-foundation/ui-filecoin
+
 **File:** `changeset-analyze.yaml`
 
 Analyzes code changes to determine the appropriate version bump and generate a changeset summary.
 
 **Arguments:**
+
 - `changes` - Describe or paste the git diff
 - `current_version` - Current version of the package
 - `breaking` - Yes/No for breaking changes
 - `new_features` - Yes/No for new features
 - `bug_fixes` - Yes/No for bug fixes
 
 ### 2. Create Changeset
+
 **File:** `changeset-create.yaml`
 
 Runs `npm run changeset` with the bump type and summary already determined from analysis.
 
 **Arguments:**
+
 - `bump_type` - major/minor/patch
 - `summary` - Changeset summary text
 
@@ -30,6 +34,7 @@ Runs `npm run changeset` with the bump type and summary already determined from
 Since Warp doesn't currently support automatic import from version control, each team member needs to manually add these prompts to their Warp Drive:
 
 ### Option 1: Manual Creation (Recommended)
+
 1. Open Warp Drive (CMD+D or click the Warp Drive icon)
 2. Click the + button and select "Prompt"
 3. Copy the fields from the YAML files above:
@@ -41,6 +46,7 @@ Since Warp doesn't currently support automatic import from version control, each
 5. Repeat for each prompt
 
 ### Option 2: Export/Import (if available)
+
 1. One team member creates all prompts in Warp Drive
 2. Export them using Warp Drive's export feature
 3. Share the exported files with the team
@@ -49,6 +55,7 @@ Since Warp doesn't currently support automatic import from version control, each
 ## Usage
 
 Once installed, you can access these prompts:
+
 - Via Command Palette (CMD+P) - search for the prompt name
 - Via Command Search (CTRL+R) - type "prompts:"
 - From Warp Drive directly

apps/ff-site/src/app/security/maturity-model/content/.markdownlint.jsonc

@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+{
+  "MD001": false, // Headings should increase one level at a time (h1 → h2 → h3), not skip levels (h1 → h3)
+  "MD013": false, // Lines should not exceed a certain length
+  "MD025": false, // Only one h1 (#) heading per document
+}

apps/ff-site/src/content/blog/applications-are-open-for-filecoin-plus-notary-elections.md

@@ -29,13 +29,13 @@ From February 21 through March 4, applications can be [submitted through the Git
 
 We invite individuals and organizations to submit an application, even if you are relatively new to the Filecoin Network! You can learn more in our [Governance GitHub Repo](https://github.com/filecoin-project/notary-governance/issues), our public [Slack channel](https://filecoinproject.slack.com/archives/C01DLAPKDGX), and our recorded [governance calls](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_0VrY55uV1-cwaAU8lcChONxYQ_Bj9hx).
 
-## **About Filecoin Plus**
+## About Filecoin Plus
 
 Filecoin Plus is a pragmatic solution to the technically challenging problem of verifying that a particular set of data is useful in a permissionless, incentive-compatible, pseudonymous network, and presents a path for incentivizing using the network in productive ways.
 
 Today, the program is supported by over 20 active notaries, with representatives mostly operating in Asia, Europe, and North America. In this election cycle, we hope to expand our pool of notaries to other regions and look forward to receiving applications from participants across North & South America, Europe, Asia, Australia, and Africa. We also hope to increase the number of organizations and diversity of subject-matter expertise among our notary community.
 
-## **Other Ways to Get Involved**
+## Other Ways to Get Involved
 
 There are many ways to get involved with the Filecoin Plus program! You can [Join the Filecoin Plus community](https://github.com/filecoin-project/filecoin-plus-client-onboarding) by participating in issues and discussions on GitHub. There, you’ll find both client onboarding repos and Filecoin Plus project repos.
 

apps/ff-site/src/content/blog/fil-dev-summit-update-an-in-depth-look-at-recent-filecoin-plus-enhancements.md

@@ -15,46 +15,46 @@ seo:
 
 As we prepare for the upcoming Fil Dev Summit, we're providing a view of recent enhancements to the Filecoin Plus (Fil+) program. These improvements are crucial for fostering a robust, transparent, and effective community, and they'll set the stage for our collaborative workshops at FDS-6.
 
-### Advanced Metrics and Enhanced Transparency
+## Advanced Metrics and Enhanced Transparency
 
 Our flagship analytics platform, [datacapstats.io](http://datacapstats.io), has undergone substantial improvements. Allocators and Storage Providers (SPs) now have unprecedented transparency:
 
 - Detailed weekly metrics breakdown available with a simple click on weekly graph summaries.
 - Metrics now clearly define compliance categories based on retrievability, client diversification, and data distribution limits.
 - Improved tracking of historical allocations, showing significant reductions in non-compliant data usage from previous Fil+ iterations.
 
-### Meta Allocators Revolutionizing the Ecosystem
+## Meta Allocators Revolutionizing the Ecosystem
 
 To streamline DataCap distribution and improve governance oversight, we've introduced Meta Allocators—smart contracts managed by dedicated teams:
 
 - Manual Pathway Meta Allocator (MPMA): provides an easy management of DataCap allocations to manual allocators, reducing overhead and speeding up governance interactions.
 - [Experimental Pathway Meta Allocator](https://github.com/fidlabs/Experimental-Pathway-Metaallocator): Supports innovative allocation strategies and new allocator types, fostering ecosystem experimentation and growth.
 - Automated Allocator ([faucet.allocator.tech](https://faucet.allocator.tech/)): Provides immediate small-scale DataCap, assisting rapid testing and smaller scale use-cases.
 
-### Compliance Trends and Allocator Adjustments
+## Compliance Trends and Allocator Adjustments
 
 Recent audits reveal substantial improvements in allocator behaviors:
 
 - Conditional DataCap allocations have notably decreased with each audit cycle.
 - Positive reinforcement through increased DataCap tranches has significantly encouraged allocators toward consistent compliance. These higher tranches also give compliant pathways a greater runway.
 - Diversified and balanced distribution persists, with no single allocator managing more than 6.5% of total DataCap, supporting decentralized network health.
 
-### Addressing Legacy DataCap Concerns
+## Addressing Legacy DataCap Concerns
 
 We've proactively assessed older legacy DataCap allocations, confirming that:
 
 - Minimal misuse or non-compliant usage is evident from earlier Fil+ iterations.
 - Most historic allocations have become dormant, indicating effective compliance mechanisms in recent program changes.
 
-### Enhancing Data Quality and Availability
+## Enhancing Data Quality and Availability
 
 We're increasingly focusing on developing advanced tooling to improve confidence in data quality and availability through Fil+:
 
 - Similar Application Detection: Allocators now receive notifications if a client submits a similar application to multiple allocators, enhancing transparency and preventing duplicate allocations.
 - Smart Contract-Based DataCap Management: Allocators can allocate DataCap through smart contracts rather than directly to client wallets. This capability, detailed in our recent blog post on [DataCap management improvements](https://www.fidl.tech/news/improvements-to-datacap-management), empowers allocators to withdraw unused or misused DataCap, significantly enhancing compliance and network efficiency.
 - Advanced Compliance Tooling: New compliance tools provide comprehensive audits, enabling detailed verification of client behavior, data retrievability, and storage provider compliance, as highlighted in our [Compliance Tooling Update](https://www.fidl.tech/news/compliance-tooling).
 
-### Introducing the Round Robin Allocator
+## Introducing the Round Robin Allocator
 
 At FDS-6, we are excited to demo the new Round Robin Allocator, designed to dynamically connect Storage Providers, clients, and capital efficiently:
 

apps/ff-site/src/content/blog/filecoin-plus-join-as-a-new-allocator-or-update-your-existing-pathway.md

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Round 6 introduces an updated application form to streamline diligence standards
 
 Whether you’re a new organization eager to contribute to Filecoin’s decentralized storage network or an existing Allocator looking to strengthen your role, now is the time to act. This blog post is the first of several updates, with more guides and videos coming soon to support your journey. Here’s what you need to know to get started or stay active in Round 6.
 
-## **For New Organizations: Join the Fil+ Program**
+## For New Organizations: Join the Fil+ Program
 
 Round 6 is a chance for new organizations to become Fil+ Allocators, distributing DataCap to drive useful data storage on the Filecoin network. The updated application form simplifies onboarding, especially for [manual pathways](https://www.fidl.tech/news/manual-pathway-metaallocator), thanks to improved tooling and staffing. Here’s how to get started:
 
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ Before you start, make sure you created a github bookkeeping repository and have
 
 Apply early to leverage Fil+ community resources and Governance Team feedback via the [Allocator-Registry](https://apply.allocator.tech/dashboard) to ensure a smooth start.
 
-## **For Existing Allocators: Resubmit to Stay Active**
+## For Existing Allocators: Resubmit to Stay Active
 
 For current Allocators, Round 6 is your opportunity to update your pathway information to align with enhanced diligence standards, ensuring seamless refresh audits, and continued DataCap allocation.
 

apps/ff-site/src/content/blog/fresh-from-ff-december-2025.md

@@ -16,19 +16,19 @@ seo:
 
 **FIL Dev Summit 7 brought builders, researchers, and ecosystem leaders in Buenos Aires to chart the network's path forward.** The Filecoin community came together in person to build on the discussions from its [virtual, online-only companion event in October](https://fil.org/events/virtual-fil-dev-summit-7), tackle technical challenges, and facilitate cross-team coordination to drive the network's next phase of evolution. Get the recap. 
 
-### Ecosystem
+## Ecosystem
 
 - Filecoin Onchain Cloud is live on testnet, with mainnet support expected in early 2026. Over [100 early builders](https://app.akindo.io/wave-hacks/1PRjgGzKaTqXaQBBl?tab=overview) have been experimenting with Filecoin Onchain Cloud for the last three months, building new dApps, tools, and communities with onchain, verifiable storage and services. Demos, workshops, and developer walkthroughs are [available on YouTube](https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_0VrY55uV181dWs7RfIpx0ZAUZeNMjE1&si=PxWegrh7jcexyrXB), where developers can l build applications with onchain control over data, payments, and logic on [filecoin.cloud](http://filecoin.cloud).
 - [Introducing Synapse SDK](https://docs.filecoin.cloud/getting-started). Filecoin Synapse SDKis a simple, easy-to-use Javascript SDK for builders to access Filecoin Onchain Cloud flagship services to power new dApps and smart contracts.It lets developers upload, retrieve, and pay for storage using simple, high-level APIs. 
 - Messari’s State of [Filecoin Q3 2025](https://messari.io/report/state-of-filecoin-q3-2025) was released on November 13. Read it for a detailed overview of the network, including increased network utilization rates, new daily storage deals rising, PDP launch, and more.
 - Join the Filecoin Code n’ Corgi Winter Build-a-thon to design your own project using Filecoin Onchain Cloud’s infrastructure. [Apply now](https://luma.com/b23to0at) and subscribe to the [Luma calendar](https://luma.com/codencorgi?k=c&period=past) to get notified about opportunities to build with the latest Filecoin technologies at Code N’ Corgi events near you.
 
-### Network Operations
+## Network Operations
 
 - On November 6, FF’s governance team launched the [Constellation Program](https://fil.org/blog/help-us-shape-a-new-era-of-filecoin-governance), a structured, community-driven initiative exploring improvements to Filecoin governance. Constellation is a deliberate, iterative process to be designed, tested, and aligned with the needs of the ecosystem. At FDS-7, the governance team shared progress reports on the program focused on strengthening participation and decision-making across the ecosystem.
 - Earlier this year, [FIP-0100](https://github.com/filecoin-project/FIPs/blob/master/FIPS/fip-0100.md) was passed, introducing key updates designed to strengthen Filecoin’s economic model and network stability. To monitor its implementation and impact, a dedicated committee was established to discuss the key metrics it is tracking.
 
-### Comms, Marketing, & Events
+## Comms, Marketing, & Events
 
 - All FIL Dev Summit session recordings from both [the virtual](https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_0VrY55uV180oE5CLIMr0VmFksA3z9SH&si=0o-F4s3t3YBdB_lg) and [in-person FDS-7](https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_0VrY55uV1_iMFnyuua-kO5wDEEPb4Yo&si=MQCSrrQLl7xJU2UT) events are now available on YouTube. Explore discussions on ambitious improvements planned for Filecoin's 2026 roadmap and beyond.
 - Learn how Filecoin Pin is bringing [Filecoin’s Resilience to IPFS Workflows](https://upload.fil.org/p/bringing-filecoin-s-resilience-to-ipfs-workflows). In this month’s Upload, explore how Filecoin Pin lets developers back up their IPFS pins automatically without new tools or extra steps — moving the ecosystem closer to an open, resilient foundation for the next generation of the web.

apps/ff-site/src/content/blog/introducing-the-storage-provider-bounty-board.md

@@ -24,21 +24,21 @@ The goal of the Storage Provider Bounty Board is to:
 
 Visit the [Storage Provider Bounty Board panel](https://github.com/filecoin-project/community/tree/master/storage-provider-bounty-program) on the Filecoin Project Github, under the community repositories, to check bounty progress and find open issues.
 
-## **What is the Storage Provider Bounty system?**
+## What is the Storage Provider Bounty system?
 
 Bounties are a way to solve simple tasks like fixing minor bugs, adding test cases, updating or translating documentation, or building small, well-specified features. Bounties are priced based upon severity and urgency. Higher prioritized bounties would receive higher rewards. Prioritization and rewards are established by Filecoin Foundation and the Storage Provider Working Group.
 
 Bounties can be small or large, technical or nontechnical. Regardless of who you are, what skills you have, or your prior participation in the Filecoin network, there may be ways for you to participate in the Bounty Board. Harness your writing, coding, or foreign language skills and give it a go!
 
-## **Awarding System**
+## Awarding System
 
 Bounties are awarded for closing and/or fixing an issue. Bounties range from $50 to $5,000 (or equivalent FIL). Awards are determined based on the urgency and complexity of the task at hand. Rewards are determined by Filecoin Foundation and the Storage Provider Working Group.
 
-## **How to submit an open issue**
+## How to submit an open issue
 
 Open issues can be proposed by anyone in the Filecoin community. Filecoin Foundation provides templates to help you clearly and thoroughly describe your issue. [Propose an issue or explore contribution guidelines on GitHub](https://github.com/filecoin-project/community/tree/master/storage-provider-bounty-program#contributing-to-an-open-issue).
 
-## **Reward Distribution**
+## Reward Distribution
 
 In order to distribute rewards after closing the issue, contributors must submit a [Bounty Claim](https://github.com/filecoin-project/community/issues/new/choose) which will notify Filecoin Foundation team regarding their work and payment details.
 

apps/ff-site/src/content/blog/new-avalanche-x-filecoin-data-bridge-unlocks-cross-chain-value.md

@@ -45,15 +45,15 @@ This collaboration underscores these pioneering ecosystems’ commitment to buil
 
 To see the project in action, [check out](https://github.com/FIL-Builders/dataBridgeDemo) the demo and Github library.
 
-### About Filecoin
+## About Filecoin
 
 Filecoin is a peer-to-peer network to store files, with built-in economic incentives to ensure files are stored reliably over time. It’s designed to create a decentralized, efficient, and robust foundation for humanity’s information.
 
-### About Filecoin Foundation
+## About Filecoin Foundation
 
 Filecoin Foundation's mission is to preserve humanity's most important information, as well as to facilitate the open source governance of the Filecoin network, fund research and development projects for decentralized technologies, and support the growth of the Filecoin ecosystem and community.
 
-### About Avalanche
+## About Avalanche
 
 Avalanche is an ultra-fast, low-latency blockchain platform designed for builders who need high performance at scale. The network’s architecture allows for the creation of sovereign, efficient and fully interoperable public and private layer 1 (L1) blockchains which leverage the Avalanche Consensus Mechanism to achieve high throughput and near-instant transaction finality. The ease and speed of launching an L1, and the breadth of architectural customization choices, make Avalanche the perfect environment for a composable multi-chain future.