Problem / Why

In Start here, the explanation of ADNL, TCP limitations, and liteserver jumps to an advanced networking level too early. Readers report getting lost at this point, which breaks the onboarding flow and reduces overall comprehension and confidence.

What to do

• Delete (from Start here) the advanced ADNL/TCP/liteserver explanation that’s not needed for initial understanding.
• Keep only a one-liner if necessary (optional): “Apps typically use an API provider / lite-server gateway; deeper networking details are covered later.”
• If the content is valuable, move it to an advanced section (e.g., Blockchain foundations > Networking or Advanced > ADNL/Lite servers) and link to it from Start here as “Advanced reading.”

Acceptance criteria

• The Start here page no longer contains detailed ADNL/TCP/liteserver internals.
• The onboarding narrative stays beginner-friendly and doesn’t introduce low-level networking concepts without need.
• If moved, the advanced page clearly explains ADNL/liteserver with context and prerequisites, and Start here links to it as optional.