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docs(web): add a brief nod to the WAT system on the About page

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docs/que-es-tane.md
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@ -62,7 +62,9 @@ casualidad que el nombre sea japonés. En el Japón de hace siglos circulaban un
impresos que prometían arroz: los emitían templos, comerciantes y almacenes —no un banco impresos que prometían arroz: los emitían templos, comerciantes y almacenes —no un banco
ni un poder central— y la gente los aceptaba de mano en mano, fiándose de esa promesa. Una ni un poder central— y la gente los aceptaba de mano en mano, fiándose de esa promesa. Una
red de intercambio sin centro, sostenida por la confianza, donde un trozo de papel bastaba red de intercambio sin centro, sostenida por la confianza, donde un trozo de papel bastaba
para poner el arroz a circular. para poner el arroz a circular. Siglos después, esa misma idea inspiró redes modernas como
el *WAT* japonés (2000): un vale que cualquiera imprime y pone a circular, sin banco ni
centro.
Tane hereda ese espíritu. Cuando compartes semillas puedes acompañarlas de un **Plantare**: Tane hereda ese espíritu. Cuando compartes semillas puedes acompañarlas de un **Plantare**:
una promesa de devolver, cuando puedas, una cantidad parecida de semilla libre. No es una una promesa de devolver, cuando puedas, una cantidad parecida de semilla libre. No es una

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docs/what-is-tane.md
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@ -60,7 +60,8 @@ that the name is Japanese. Centuries ago in Japan, printed slips of paper that p
rice passed from hand to hand: they were issued by temples, merchants and rice warehouses — rice passed from hand to hand: they were issued by temples, merchants and rice warehouses —
not by a bank or a central authority — and people accepted them on trust in that promise. not by a bank or a central authority — and people accepted them on trust in that promise.
An exchange network with no centre, held together by trust, where a scrap of paper was An exchange network with no centre, held together by trust, where a scrap of paper was
enough to set rice in motion. enough to set rice in motion. Centuries later, that same idea inspired modern networks such
as Japan's *WAT system* (2000): a note anyone can print and pass on, with no bank or centre.
Tane inherits that spirit. When you share seeds you can attach a **Plantare**: a promise to Tane inherits that spirit. When you share seeds you can attach a **Plantare**: a promise to
return, when you can, a similar amount of free seed. It isn't a purchase or an obligation — return, when you can, a similar amount of free seed. It isn't a purchase or an obligation —

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site/content/about.en.md
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@ -66,7 +66,8 @@ that the name is Japanese. Centuries ago in Japan, printed slips of paper that p
rice passed from hand to hand: they were issued by temples, merchants and rice warehouses — rice passed from hand to hand: they were issued by temples, merchants and rice warehouses —
not by a bank or a central authority — and people accepted them on trust in that promise. not by a bank or a central authority — and people accepted them on trust in that promise.
An exchange network with no centre, held together by trust, where a scrap of paper was An exchange network with no centre, held together by trust, where a scrap of paper was
enough to set rice in motion. enough to set rice in motion. Centuries later, that same idea inspired modern networks such
as Japan's *WAT system* (2000): a note anyone can print and pass on, with no bank or centre.
Tane inherits that spirit. When you share seeds you can attach a **Plantare**: a promise to Tane inherits that spirit. When you share seeds you can attach a **Plantare**: a promise to
return, when you can, a similar amount of free seed. It isn't a purchase or an obligation — return, when you can, a similar amount of free seed. It isn't a purchase or an obligation —

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site/content/about.es.md
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@ -68,7 +68,9 @@ casualidad que el nombre sea japonés. En el Japón de hace siglos circulaban un
impresos que prometían arroz: los emitían templos, comerciantes y almacenes —no un banco impresos que prometían arroz: los emitían templos, comerciantes y almacenes —no un banco
ni un poder central— y la gente los aceptaba de mano en mano, fiándose de esa promesa. Una ni un poder central— y la gente los aceptaba de mano en mano, fiándose de esa promesa. Una
red de intercambio sin centro, sostenida por la confianza, donde un trozo de papel bastaba red de intercambio sin centro, sostenida por la confianza, donde un trozo de papel bastaba
para poner el arroz a circular. para poner el arroz a circular. Siglos después, esa misma idea inspiró redes modernas como
el *WAT* japonés (2000): un vale que cualquiera imprime y pone a circular, sin banco ni
centro.
Tane hereda ese espíritu. Cuando compartes semillas puedes acompañarlas de un **Plantare**: Tane hereda ese espíritu. Cuando compartes semillas puedes acompañarlas de un **Plantare**:
una promesa de devolver, cuando puedas, una cantidad parecida de semilla libre. No es una una promesa de devolver, cuando puedas, una cantidad parecida de semilla libre. No es una