Adjusted wording in introduction.rst.
@@ -88,13 +88,13 @@ Quoting from Eric Evans' book *Domain-Driven Design*:
That's how this library was created. And although it has been said that
event sourcing is simply a left-fold over a stream of events, and some people
say you shouldn't use a framework for event sourcing, it turns out that event
-sourcing isn't just a simple thing, and indeed `some considerable experience
-and understanding is needed to avoid failure <https://youtu.be/FKFu78ZEIi8?t=614>`_
-in event sourcing projects. And whilst a software library can't make people think, which is ultimately what
-is required to succeed, a well-written open-source library that records previous
-successful experiences can usefully guide thought and enhance understanding.
-It can also usefully function as a reusable cohesive mechanism that saves a
-lot of time and trouble.
+sourcing isn't just a simple thing. Indeed, `some considerable experience
+and understanding is needed <https://youtu.be/FKFu78ZEIi8?t=614>`_ to avoid failure
+in event sourcing projects. Whilst a software library can't make people think, which
+is ultimately what is required to succeed, a well-written open-source library that
+records previous successful experiences can usefully guide thought and enhance
+understanding. It can also usefully function as a reusable cohesive mechanism that
+saves a lot of time and trouble.
This library
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