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lol as seen above

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  • Documentation
    • Updated README with additional project information and credits.

Added attribution and a personal endorsement for the OS.
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Two lines were added to README.md following the introductory sentence: an attribution crediting the creator and their other projects, and a humorous commentary about the operating system. These are purely documentation additions with no code modifications.

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Documentation Updates
README.md
Added two new lines: creator attribution ("Made by Facedev...") and a humorous endorsement ("If you actually read this...")

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🐰 A README grows with a touch so light,
Two lines of wit, a creator's delight,
"Trust me bro," the rabbit did say,
Documentation shines in a whimsical way! ✨

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Title Check ✅ Passed The pull request title "Ajust readme to add more credit and credibility" is partially related to the changeset. The title accurately reflects that the README was adjusted and that credit was added, which aligns with the first line added to the README ("Made by Facedev, the person behind Bliptext, Fextify and Vyntr"). However, the claim about adding "credibility" is somewhat overstated, as the second line added ("If you actually read this, this os is amazing trust me bro") is informal and conversational rather than genuinely adding credibility. Despite this minor overstatement, the title captures the primary intent of the change and provides enough clarity for a teammate to understand the main modification.
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
README.md (1)

3-4: Tone misalignment with PR objective.

Line 3 effectively adds creator attribution and credibility. However, line 4's casual phrasing ("trust me bro") contradicts the stated PR objective of adding credibility—informal language undermines rather than reinforces it. Additionally, line 4 is missing end punctuation.

Consider refining line 4 to maintain a more professional tone that aligns with the credibility goal, or relocate the lighter commentary to a different section. If you want to preserve the humor, consider a tone that reads as confidently tongue-in-cheek rather than dismissive.

Optional refinement:

-If you actually read this, this os is amazing trust me bro
+If you actually read this, this OS is amazing. Trust me.

Or, if preserving the casual tone:

-If you actually read this, this os is amazing trust me bro
+If you actually read this, this OS is actually pretty amazing.

Also note: "os" should be capitalized as "OS" for consistency.

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