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authorMiquel Sabaté Solà <mikisabate@gmail.com>2025-05-07 07:54:08 +0200
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# Prelude
-This guide is not something too serious. It's not a guide meant to be enforced,
-nor something to even be trusted. On the contrary, it's just a set of rules I
-have been cooking up while hacking on the NES/Famicom. These are rules which I
-believe that have made things easier for me on NES/Famicom development, but it's
-not definitive. Hence, it's not complete and I can still be persuaded away from
-things I say here. All in all, take all of this with a grain of salt and assume
-that if I write something that looks fishy, maybe it's just that I don't know
-any better and I might be able to be convinced via a [Github
+This guide is just a set of rules I have been cooking up while hacking on the
+NES/Famicom. These are rules which I believe that have made things easier for me
+on NES/Famicom development, but it's not a general recommendation nor something
+to be enforced. That is, it's just a set of ideas I try to follow in order to be
+consistent mainly with myself. Hence, it's not complete and I can still be
+persuaded away from things I say here. All in all, take all of this with a grain
+of salt and assume that if I write something that looks fishy, maybe it's just
+that I don't know any better and I might be able to be convinced via a [Github
issue](https://github.com/mssola/style.nes/issues). That is to say, discussions
are welcome, even if I can always just say no.