Tweak some FAQ text.

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@@ -266,16 +266,18 @@ <h2 class="faq-question">Do you have the social media?</h2>
 					<img class="social-icon" src="assets/socials_twitter.png" alt="twitter icon">
 					<a href="https://twitter.com/MewPurPur">tweeter account</a> for hot takes I'll regret later.
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+				<! -- YouTube is way too irrelevant, there's nothing GodSVG-related on it right now.
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 					<img class="social-icon" src="assets/socials_youtube.png" alt="youtube icon">
 					<a href="https://www.youtube.com/@MewPurPur">yuutub channel</a> for Like, comment, and subscribe!
 				</li>
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 			<h2 class="faq-question">What are your plans for GodSVG?</h2>
 			<p class="dim-text">
 				GodSVG is an assisted SVG code editor - to put it simply, it can only be as strong as the SVG format allows it to be. Also, there are no plans for animation.<br />
-				In my opinion, GodSVG is best at teaching the SVG format, creating simple iconography, optimizing existing SVGs, and creating SVGs with code. If your use cases are different, then it might not be for you - consider proper SVG editors.
+				In my opinion, GodSVG is most useful for teaching the SVG format, creating simple iconography, optimizing existing SVGs, and creating SVGs with code. If your use cases differ, consider using a more artistically-inclined SVG editor.
 				Making it better in these regards is the direction I'm pursuing.</p>
 
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