src/pages/about.tsx

@@ -11,79 +11,56 @@ export type FAQItem = {
 const FAQ_ITEMS: FAQItem[] = [
   {
     question: "You don't host mod files?",
-    answer: "Nope. And that's for the better."
+    answer: `No, we provide a platform for creators to share their mods,
+    ensuring they remain free from our control or censorship.`
   },
   {
     question: 'How do you assure security of game mod files that someone downloads?',
-    answer:
-      "We don't, but you, as the user, do. You know how sometimes you go to some forums or 
-      social sites and someone shares a download link, you'd see someone asking 'is this 
-      link safe?' and people would reply with yes/no, etc. People will be doing that same process 
-      here, with a bit of help by having a simple reaction system for each link so you'd get a quicker 
-      idea on the safety of these links that's being provided by mod creators. Also, mod creators 
-      should include a scan link to help with this process."
+    answer: `We don't assure security directly. However, we provide a reaction
+    system to help users gauge the safety of download links, and mod creators
+    are encouraged to include scan links.`
   },
   {
     question: "Why are you quoting 'account'?",
-    answer:
-      "Because technically you aren't creating an 'account', you're generating/creating/obtaining 
-      an address/key-pair. Check the next question/answer to get more details."
+    answer: `We use 'account' in quotes because technically you're generating a
+    key pair, not creating a traditional account. The next FAQ explains more.`
   },
   {
     question: "You 'can't' remove mods or ban accounts? How does that work?",
-    answer:
-      "I'll try my best to simplify the technicalities of this answer. Because of the nature of Nostr, 
-      the 'account' creation process involves the generation of two cryptographic key pairs, one 
-      private (think of that as your password that you cannot change), and one public (think of that as 
-      your username that you cannot change). These keypairs are coming from the Nostr protocol itself, 
-      and nobody controls Nostr, it's just there. Considering that, we can't 'ban' anyone directly. 
-      We might have a mute-list with a public address that won't show their posts/submissions on this 
-      site, but they are still there and accessible by anyone. It's the same with someone's posts, 
-      we can't touch those as well. Gist: If someone put a gun to our heads, will we be able to 
-      censor or ban anyone? No, because we can't."
+    answer: `Due to the decentralized nature of Nostr, accounts are linked to
+    cryptographic keys that can't be changed or banned. We can mute accounts
+    and filter content, but cannot directly censor or ban.`
   },
   {
-    question:
-      "You can't do anything about any mod or person? Nothing at all? What about the illegal stuff?",
-    answer:
-      "Directly removing the content can't be done, and directly 'banning' someone also can't be done. 
-      At most, pages/posts and people can be filtered out / hidden from the website, but people can 
-      still see the content with a quick copy/paste."
+    question: "You can't do anything about any mod or person? Nothing at all? What about the illegal stuff?",
+    answer: `Direct removal or banning is not possible. We can only filter or
+    hide content on the site, but it remains accessible elsewhere.`
   },
   {
-    question:
-      'Why did you have to add Bitcoin? Why not traditional payment methods like Visa, PayPal, etc?',
-    answer:
-      "For various reasons. With traditional payment methods, not everyone has access to them, they 
-      can pressure/threaten us or mod creators, or even gamers, to censor or ban, or not use this site 
-      by holding our funds or steal them. They can prevent you from tipping on this site or 
-      specific mod creators, and there's no privacy. These are just a few reasons why we aren't using 
-      traditional payment methods. With Bitcoin, anyone has access to it, nobody controls it so you 
-      can't be threatened with/by it, where you can actually own it so and properly control it, 
-      and with it you're Pseudonymousity."
+    question: 'Why did you have to add Bitcoin? Why not traditional payment methods like Visa, PayPal, etc?',
+    answer: `Bitcoin is used for its accessibility, decentralization, and privacy.
+    Traditional methods can be restrictive and susceptible to control or censorship.`
   },
   {
     question: 'Is this an open-source project?',
-    answer: "Yes. Here's one source of the repo."
+    answer: `Yes, DEG Mods is open-source. You can access the code repository
+    [here](https://github.com/your-repo).`
   },
   {
     question: "Who's developing / maintaining DEG Mods?",
-    answer:
-      'Considering this is an open-source project, anyone can contribute to its development and maintenance. 
-      With that said, the initial idea-tor, designer, and frontend developer is Freakoverse, the co-developer 
-      is Nostr Dev.'
+    answer: `This project is open-source with contributions from various developers.
+    The initial contributors include Freakoverse and Nostr Dev.`
   },
   {
     question: "Who's that character above with the orange hair?",
-    answer: "That's Vivian James. A gamer that just wants to game in peace."
+    answer: `That's Vivian James, a fictional gamer character.`
   },
   {
     question: "Who's that character above with the purple hair?",
-    answer:
-      "That's Moda-chan. DEG Mods' mascot. She's a master game mod creator! (Yes, she was AI generated, as such 
-      her design is temporary and will be replaced with a design created by an artist (or artists) when that time comes.)"
+    answer: `That's Moda-chan, the DEG Mods mascot. She's a master game mod creator
+    and will be given a new design by an artist soon.`
   }
-]
+];
 
 export const AboutPage = () => {
   return (