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   <h3>What is it</h3>
-    An open, seamless XR wiki built from simple URLs and directories, without gatekeepers.<br>
+    An open, seamless XR web built from simple URLs and directories, without gatekeepers.<br>
 
     XRForge transforms standard local or remote file directories into interconnected 3D spaces. Users can seamlessly "surf" the spatial web, turning everyday directories into 3D portals.
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   <h3>Why people want XRForge</h3>
 
   <div>
-    In short: hyperscalability (it uses web URLs) PLUS <b>portal-system</b> and <b>projection</b> of existing 2D ecosystems <b>into XR.</b><br>
+    In short: scalable <b>spatial wiki's</b> (it uses web URLs) interconnected via <b>3D portals</b>; bringing <b>existing 2D ecosystems into XR.</b><br>
     XRForge interconnects XR experiences via portals, thanks to <a href="https://coderofsalvation.github.io/janus-guide/" target="_blank">JanusXR</a> and <a href="https://xrfragment.org" target="_blank">XR Fragments standards</a>.<br>
     The metaverse has shown: people <b>like 3D</b> but certain <b>existing</b> 2D ecosystems are king.<br>
     They're just more cost-efficient to use.<br>