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@@ -21,4 +21,4 @@ There are many tools which can be used to implement this two-step debugging work
 
 * **Stand-alone**.  Some tools can directly embedded in your C++ program, and programmers familiar with graphics APIs can of course write their own visualization code for debugging directly in the original program.  This is helpful because you can inspect data as you step through your program.  Prizm is not a library and cannot be directly embedded in another program but it has other features which aim to support the same convenience (see  the [wiki](https://github.com/okmatija/Prizm/wiki) for more details).
 
-\* _As of March 2024 Jai is in closed beta which means for most people Prizm will only be useful in binary form.  When the compiler is publically released people familiar with C++ should find Jai very easy to pick up, and will then be able to add console commands that can help discover/fix bugs in a debugging session.  Implementing hot code reloading is a high priority open issue and when this feature is working then Prizm's workflow will be very similar to the runtime scripting features available in other tools._
+\* _As of March 2024 Jai is in closed beta which means for most people Prizm will only be useful in binary form.  When the compiler is publically released people familiar with C++ should find Jai very easy to pick up.  Implementing hot code reloading is a high priority open issue and when this feature is working then Prizm's workflow will be very similar to the runtime scripting features available in other tools._
diff --git a/modules/README.md b/modules/README.md
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-Simp is based on the module distributed with compiler version beta 0.1.016
-SDL is based on the module distributed with compiler version beta 0.1.071 but has additional bindings as well
+* Simp is based on the module distributed with compiler version beta 0.1.016
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+* SDL is based on the module distributed with compiler version beta 0.1.071 but has additional bindings as well
diff --git a/shapes/NOTICE.md b/shapes/NOTICE.md
diff --git a/shapes/README.md b/shapes/README.md
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+* `metratron.obj` is created by addy and downloaded from Thingi10k (Thing ID: 16673)
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+* `the_colonel.obj` is created by Sculptor and downloaded from Thingi10k (Thing ID: 108867)
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+* `letter_s.obj` is created by LorenIPSVM and downloaded from Thingi10k (Thing ID: 276836)
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+* `failed_boolean_a.obj` and `failed_boolean_b.obj` are courtesy of Jimmy Andrews
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-This folder contains files which have a some point caused crashes/loaded incorrectly
+This folder contains files which have at some point caused crashes or loaded incorrectly
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		* Stand-alone. Some tools can directly embedded in your C++ program, and programmers familiar with graphics APIs can of course write their own visualization code for debugging directly in the original program. This is helpful because you can inspect data as you step through your program. Prizm is not a library and cannot be directly embedded in another program but it has other features which aim to support the same convenience (see the [wiki](https://github.com/okmatija/Prizm/wiki) for more details).

		\* _As of March 2024 Jai is in closed beta which means for most people Prizm will only be useful in binary form. When the compiler is publically released people familiar with C++ should find Jai very easy to pick up, and will then be able to add console commands that can help discover/fix bugs in a debugging session. Implementing hot code reloading is a high priority open issue and when this feature is working then Prizm's workflow will be very similar to the runtime scripting features available in other tools._
		\* _As of March 2024 Jai is in closed beta which means for most people Prizm will only be useful in binary form. When the compiler is publically released people familiar with C++ should find Jai very easy to pick up. Implementing hot code reloading is a high priority open issue and when this feature is working then Prizm's workflow will be very similar to the runtime scripting features available in other tools._
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