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# How to Add or Update Your Project's Information to the Explorer Through GitHub
To add or update your project's information to the explorer, please follow these steps. **A GitHub account is required** to complete the process.
### Steps:
1.**Go to the GitHub repository** at the following URL: [www.github.com/web3privacy/explorer-data](<placeholder>)
2. Navigate to the `src` directory, then go into the `projects` folder.
3. In the upper-right corner, click on **"Create new file"**.
4. At this point, GitHub will ask you to **fork the branch**. Confirm the fork.
5.**Enter the name of your project** in the new directory you created. Make sure there is a slash before the name. This way you create the project folder. Example: /NAME
6. Inside your project directory, create an `index.yaml` file. Follow the template here: [sample](https://github.com/web3privacy/explorer-data/blob/main/sample-project.yaml)
7. When you're ready to save, click **"Commit changes..."** in the top-right corner.
8. Toggle the option for **"Create a new branch for this commit and start a pull request"**.
9. Click **"Propose changes"**.
10. GitHub will redirect you to the **"Open a pull request"** page.
11. In the pull request title, add your title as such: `Create index.yaml <your_project_name>`.
12. Finally, click **"Create pull request"**. Adding a description is optional.
### Adding the Logo
1. Now you will be able to add the logo (PNG format, 400x400 pixels).
2. Go to `www.github.com/explorer-data/tree/main/src/projects/(name of the file added)`.
3. In the top-right corner, click on **"Add file"** and then **"Fork this Repository."**
4. Navigate to your GitHub profile, find the forked repository, and open the project you're working on. The URL should look like this: `github.com/(your GitHub username)/explorer-data/tree/main/src/projects/(name of the file added)`.
5. In the top-right corner, click on **"Add file"** and then **"Upload files."**
6. A window will open where you can upload your logo (name the file just **"logo,"** without any other text).
7. At the bottom, select **"Create a new branch for this commit and start a pull request."** Then press **"Propose changes."**
8. The pull request page will open again. Add the file name and click on **"Create pull request."**
🎉 **Congratulations!** Your project, including its logo, has now been submitted.
| blockchain_features identity_integration | string| | What Identity integration project use? (ex. Gitcoin Pass, Proof of Humanity, Degenscore,...) |
| blockchain_features p2p | boolean | | Is the project Peer to Peer-based or enabling such a feature? (Yes/No) |
| blockchain_features data_masking | string | | What type of anonymity mechanism is used? (Mixer, ZK Pool,...) |
| blockchain_features viewing_key | boolean | | Is there a viewing key that can decode your transactions? (Yes/No) |
| blockchain_features dissapearing_tx | boolean | | Is there any trace of your transaction on-chain / online? (Yes/No) |
| blockchain_features connected_tx | boolean | | Is is possible to identify other transactions when is your address revealed? (Yes/No) |
| blockchain_features frontend_anonymity | string| | Are you able to use project with TOR / VPN or other anonymity tools? (TOR address, Geo restricted, VPN banned,...) |
| social_trust | string | | Is there any social dependency (ex. Governance, Board multisig, CEO have 50% tokens,...) |
| technical_spof | string | | Is there any technical single point of failure? (ex. Pool hack, Bridge malfunction, Viewing key leak,...) |
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| blockchain_features asset_custody_type | string | | Are users assets in any custody, by who? Or is it fully non-custodial? (ex. DAO Multisig, Non-custodial, Centralized bridge,...) |
| blockchain_features upgradability enabled | boolean | | Is the project upgradable or immutable? (Yes/No)|
| blockchain_features upgradability type | string | | Upgradability type (ex. DAO Governance, Admin keys, Random Consensus,...) |
