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@@ -12,27 +12,27 @@ having additional features. The engine could be a good fit for you because
 of four reasons: completeness, error tolerance, speed, and power.
 
 Completeness means that not only does Panda3D contains many unexciting but
-essential tools - scene graph browsing, performance monitoring, animation optimizers, 
-cross platform builds, and much more - but the engine comes with what you'll
-need out of the box to create realtime games, visualizations, simulations, 
-and experiments.
-
-Error tolerance is about the fact that all game developers create bugs. When you
-do, you want your engine to give you a clear error message and help you find the
-mistake. Too many engines will just crash if you pass the wrong value to a
-function. Panda3D almost never crashes, and much code is dedicated to the
-problem of tracking and isolating errors.
-
-As for speed Panda3D is fast to develop in because of its Python bindings 
+essential tools - scene graph browsing, performance monitoring, animation
+optimizers, cross platform builds, and much more - but the engine comes with
+what you'll need out of the box to create realtime games, visualizations,
+simulations, and experiments.
+
+Error tolerance is about the fact that all game developers create bugs. When
+you do, you want your engine to give you a clear error message and help
+you find the mistake. Too many engines will just crash if you pass the wrong
+value to a function. Panda3D almost never crashes, and much code is dedicated
+to the problem of tracking and isolating errors.
+
+As for speed Panda3D is fast to develop in because of its Python bindings
 which allow you to access to Python's massive ecosystem and community but
 if you need something more low level it's easy to drop into C++ and get
 what you need. Additionally the engine is very lightweight in terms of download
-size and system requirements. So when you use Panda3D you don't need to worry 
+size and system requirements. So when you use Panda3D you don't need to worry
 about if your hardware is powerful enough or if you'll need a new hard drive,
-and neither will you target audience. 
+and neither will you target audience.
 
 Panda3D is very powerful for not only the reasons listed above but also
-because it gives you freedom to create your project the way you what while 
+because it gives you freedom to create your project the way you what while
 providing the tools to do that unlike many other tools which either lock you
 into their design or expect you to create everything yourself.
 
@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ Panda3D was developed by Disney for their massively multiplayer online game,
 Toontown Online. It was released as free software in 2002. Carnegie Mellon
 University's Entertainment Technology Center, which currently hosts the website
 and other Panda3D services, was actively involved in the development of Panda3D
-into an open source project. 
+into an open source project.
 
 Who is Working on Panda3D
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@@ -73,7 +73,8 @@ license," which is a free software license with very few restrictions on usage.
 In versions 1.5.2 and before, it used a proprietary license which was very
 similar in intention to the BSD and MIT licenses, though there was some
 disagreement about the freeness of two of the clauses. The old license can still
-be accessed `here <https://raw.githubusercontent.com/panda3d/panda3d/41876b5829d921ade92d0795bb7091d009e3f9b7/doc/LICENSE>`__.
+be accessed`here
+ <https://raw.githubusercontent.com/panda3d/panda3d/41876b5829d921ade92d0795bb7091d009e3f9b7/doc/LICENSE>`__.
 
 Although the engine itself is completely free, it comes with various third-party
 libraries that are not free software. Some of them (like FMOD) even restrict you