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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughA localised string in the English translation file has been updated. The description text for "what_we_are" has been revised to describe npmx as "a package browser offering a {betterUxDx} for the npm package registry" instead of the previous phrasing that referenced both the registry and tooling. The change replaces one line of text with an alternative version that adjusts the primary focus of the description. Suggested reviewers
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The current description is:
I don't think this makes sense, for two reasons.
First, “npmx is a better user experience for the npm package registry” implies “npmx is a user experience”. But that doesn't really make sense. npmx is a package browser that provides a better user experience.
Secondly, in “npmx is a better UX for the npm package registry and tooling”, I'm not clear on what the “tooling” is. At best, this would be something like “npmx offers a better UX for the npm tooling”. But what is the npm tooling? I don't think this short description of the basics of npmx needs to get into the weeds about this, though.
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I've rewritten this as follows:
I think this solves the above problems.