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-**Important:** External contributors must comply with the template, otherwise PRs may be closed without further notice.
+**Important:** External contributors are urged to comply with the template.
 
 
 ## Description
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 ### Setup
 
-- [ ] This PR changes setup code (`setupsrc/`, `setup.py`).
-- [ ] If acting on behalf of a downstream use case, I have assessed that it cannot reasonably be solved by existing means, or the change forms a significant improvement over possible alternatives.
+- [ ] This PR changes setup code (`setupsrc/`, `setup.py` etc.).
+- [ ] I have tested the change does not break internal callers.
 - [ ] I believe the change is maintainable and does not cause unreasonable complexity or code pollution.
-- [ ] I believe the targeted use case is supported by pypdfium2-team. *Note that this project tends to be unwilling to support esoteric or artificially restricted setup envs.*
+- [ ] If acting on behalf of a downstream use case, I have assessed that it cannot reasonably be solved by existing means, or the change forms a notable improvement over possible alternatives.
+- [ ] I believe the targeted use case is supported by pypdfium2-team. *Note that we might not want to support esoteric or artificially restricted setup envs.*
 
 
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