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 title = "Philosophy"
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-# Geneneral Philosophy
-
 Assorion has a rather unique philosophy, compared to most other FNF engines. 
 Assorion has always been about minimalism, rather than bloat.
 
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 Here are the principles of Assorion's management that has to be outlined:
 
-### 1. Assorion must be small at it's core. If a feature or asset is not strictly required, it will be cut.
+#### 1. Assorion is small at it's core
 
 Joke assets are fun! And so are easter eggs!
 
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 Easter eggs are also not going to be accepted in to Assorion, as adding code or assets for one is not very efficient, as a modder 
 will either have to remove all of the code for an easter egg or will have to just keep it in. Ultimately it is not worth it.
 
-### 2. Assorion must keep the code as clean as possible. The code should be clean and maintainable.
+#### 2. Assorion will keep clean code
 
-Let's break the third-person barrier, I (Rapid / Antivirus) believe in "Firmcoding". Where the logic is entirely coded in the the 
+Let's break the third-person barrier, I (Rapid / Antivirus) believe in "Firmcoding". Where the logic is entirely coded in the 
 executable of the game, but still easy to maintain / mod. 
 
 It's very important to make the code as clean and as easy to work on as possible. If a modder wants to add a feature, they should 
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 has a low chance of memory leaking (if it does that's due to a Lime or OpenFL bug). This also can allow Assorion to be portable without 
 too much compiler logic.
 
-### 3. Assorion must not worry about compatibility. The engine handles things much differently than the base game.
+#### 3. Assorion is not familiar
 
 Assorion does not care for the compatibility (or familiarity) of the base game or other engines.