chore: removed references to IO token applications and testnet-contra…

…ct script

docs/src/arns.md

@@ -25,9 +25,9 @@ Users can easily reference these friendly names in their browsers, and other app
 
 ## Name Registry
 
-The ArNS Registry is a list of all the registered names and their associated ANT smart contract addresses. Registering a name requires spending IO tokens based upon the name length and purchase type. The system shall allow users to either lease a name on a yearly basis (maximum up to 5 years) or purchase that name permanently.
+The ArNS Registry is a list of all the registered names and their associated ANT AO process Ids. Registering a name requires spending IO tokens based upon the name length and purchase type. The system shall allow users to either lease a name on a yearly basis (maximum up to 5 years) or purchase that name permanently.
 
-The registry uses the following key rules, embedded within the AR.IO smart contract:
+The registry uses the following key rules, embedded within the AR.IO AO process:
 
 - The genesis prices of names are set within the contract itself; these are the starting conditions.
 - Name prices vary based on name length, purchase type (lease vs buy), lease duration, and the current Demand Factor. See the Dynamic Pricing section for more details.

docs/src/gateways/ar-io-node/delegated-staking.md

@@ -8,9 +8,9 @@ permalink: "/gateways/delegated-staking"
 
 Gateway operators can choose to allow other people to stake tokens on their gateway. This is called “delegated staking”, and it increases the number of tokens staked for a given gateway. The additionally staked tokens result in a greater `stakeWeight` for the gateway - increasing it’s likelihood chosen as an observer and potentially receive additional rewards for a given epoch (assuming that the gateway’s observer is working properly). To incentivize this, you can set a portion of your gateway and observer rewards to be given to the people who stake on your gateway.
 
-By default, delegated staking is disabled. You will need to enable it, and configure your settings, by running the `update-gateway-settings` script from the [testnet contract repo](https://github.com/ar-io/testnet-contract).
+<!-- By default, delegated staking is disabled. You will need to enable it, and configure your settings, by running the `update-gateway-settings` script from the [testnet contract repo](https://github.com/ar-io/testnet-contract). -->
 
-## Installing the Testnet Contract repo
+<!-- ## Installing the Testnet Contract repo
 
 Enabling delegated staking can be accomplished very easily by running a script found in the [testnet-contract repo](https://github.com/ar-io/testnet-contract) on Github. 
 
@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ When you are done, that section should look like this:
   );
   ``` -->
 
-## Running the Script
+<!-- ## Running the Script
 
 Once the repo is installed and your wallet is provided, all that is left is to run the script. This can be done with a single command in your terminal. 
 
@@ -165,4 +165,4 @@ You will be prompted in your terminal for the values of various settings on your
 - **Enable or disable delegated staking?**: Do you want to allow people to stake tokens on your gateway? `y` for yes or `n` for no.
 - **Enter the percent of gateway and observer rewards given to delegates**: What percentage of your gateway rewards do you want to give to your delegated stakers? Defaults to 10%.
 - **Enter the minimum  delegate stake for this gateway (in IO)**: The minimum number of tokens a person has to stake to delegate to your gateway. Defaults to 100.
-- **CONFIRM GATEWAY DETAILS?**: This is your last chance to review all of your settings before submitting the transaction. `y` to confirm and submit, `n` to cancel.
+- **CONFIRM GATEWAY DETAILS?**: This is your last chance to review all of your settings before submitting the transaction. `y` to confirm and submit, `n` to cancel. --> -->

docs/src/gateways/ar-io-node/testnet.md

@@ -19,11 +19,11 @@ tags: [testnet, join, application, jwk, qty, fqdn, label, note, properties]
 
 ## Submit an Application
 
-Joining the ar.io Testnet requires staking a minimum of 10,000 Test IO Tokens. You must have Test IO Tokens before you are able to join. Test IO Tokens are currently distributed through an application system in the [ar.io Discord](https://discord.gg/7zUPfN4D6g).
-<!-- 
+Joining the ar.io Testnet requires staking a minimum of 10,000 Test IO Tokens. You must have Test IO Tokens before you are able to join. Test IO Tokens are currently not being distributed.
+
 New applications for joining the Testnet are not currently being accepted. Be sure to join the [ar.io Discord](https://discord.com/invite/7zUPfN4D6g) to stay up to date on Testnet status and possible future availability prior to the launch of the Mainnet. -->
 
-## Setting up and Running the Join Script
+<!-- ## Setting up and Running the Join Script
 
 Joining the ar.io Testnet is currently completed by manually running a script. The process for doing so is as follows:
 
@@ -107,4 +107,4 @@ yarn update-gateway-settings
 
 You will see another list of prompts in your terminal, to determine the settings you want to update. Your current settings will populate as the default values, so if you don't want to change something you can just press `ENTER` to accept the current value.
 
-The prompts will be identical to the prompts above for the `join-network` script.
+The prompts will be identical to the prompts above for the `join-network` script. -->

docs/src/gateways/ar-io-node/troubleshooting.md

@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ Once you edit your .env file, you need to "rebuild" your gateway for the changes
 ###
 
 <details>
-<summary><strong>I am geting an out of disk space error, but I still have open storage space on my computer</strong></summary>
+<summary><strong>I am getting an out of disk space error, but I still have open storage space on my computer</strong></summary>
 
 The most likely cause of this is inode exhaustion. Test this by running the command: