Merge pull request #1 from githoney-io/updating-docs

docs updated with latest changes

Author: joeisdev

img/accept-bounty.png

@@ -12,6 +12,7 @@
     "title": "For Contributors"
   },
   "accept_bounty": "Accept bounty",
+  "link_bounty": "Link bounty",
   "claim_reward": "Claim reward",
   "-- For Sponsors --": {
     "type": "separator",

img/accept-cmd.png

@@ -1,39 +1,35 @@
 import { Callout } from "nextra/components";
 
-# Claim a bounty
+# Accept a bounty
 
 This guide will explain how contributors can accept an existing bounty by
 creating a Github PR that references it.
 
-## Start a pull-request
+## Find a bounty
 
-The process starts by creating a new PR. This PR can be from a branch in the
-original repository or from a fork.
-
-It's recommended to start as a draft PR to make it explicit that the task hasn't
-been finished. It doesn't have to contain any code at this point, it can be just
-an empty branch.
+The process starts finding an issue with a bounty. The maintainer should have
+made the initial deposit into the bounty and no one should have accepted the bounty previously.
 
 ## Accept the bounty
 
-Once you've created a PR, link it to the bounty you want to claim.
+Once you've found an issue, accept it!
 
-You can do this by adding a comment in the PR that starts with
+You can do this by adding a comment in the issue that starts with
 `/githoney` and calls the `accept-bounty` command.
 
 Since only one contributor can be assigned to a bounty, it's crucial to do this early! This avoids the disappointment of putting in effort only to find someone else has already claimed the reward.
 
 The `accept-bounty` command has the following parameters:
 
 - `bountyId`: the id of the contract of the bounty, which can be found as a
-  comment in by the bot in the issue that describes the task.
+  comment by the bot in the issue that describes the task.
 - `address`: the Cardano wallet address that will be used to claim the reward if
   / when the PR get approved and merged.
 
 **Example:**
 
 ```
-/githoney accept-bounty --bountyId abc111 --address addr1xxx
+/githoney accept-bounty --bountyId 111 --address addr1*
 ```
 
 <Callout type="info">