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@@ -25,28 +25,28 @@ made a decision to reward three projects:
 ![perfect](images/2024/toqito.svg)
 The [vprusso/toqito](https://github.com/vprusso/toqito) project,
 a Python library for studying various objects in quantum information,
-demonstrated us what we call **perfect** quality of coding and
+demonstrated to us what we call **perfect** quality of coding and
 repository organization, with elegant coding practices, linters in CI,
-high coverage percentage, code documentation, issues and pull requests
+high coverage percentage, code documentation, issues, and pull requests
 as part of development discipline.
 **$2048** was the reward.
 {: .winner}
 
 ![excellent](images/2024/git-cliff.svg)
 The [orhun/git-cliff](https://github.com/orhun/git-cliff) project,
 a customizable changelog generator,
-impressed us by its **excellent** easy-to-read source code, build pipeline organization,
+impressed us with its **excellent** easy-to-read source code, build pipeline organization,
 integration testing, and active issue triaging. However,
 code coverage is rather low, some functions are too long,
-lack of peer reviews, and lack of clarity in the repository structure.
+there is a lack of peer reviews, and a lack of clarity in the repository structure.
 **$1024** was the reward.
 {: .winner}
 
 ![awesome](images/2024/pinia-orm.svg)
 The [codedredd/pinia-orm](https://github.com/codedredd/pinia-orm) project,
-a type safe and ORM for Pinia,
+a type-safe ORM for Pinia,
 showed us **awesome** coding practices, static analysis in CI, good test coverage, active
-bug tracking and pull request organization. However,
+bug tracking, and pull request organization. However,
 there are some pretty large source code files, utility classes,
 a lack of peer reviews, no licensing information in source files,
 and a pretty weak static analysis.