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@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Standard Libraries
 
 First and foremost you should get familiar with the [Lua reference manual][lua-manual], if you are new to Lua. You will find most basic Lua functionality explained there, as well as a bunch of standard library functions.
 
-OpenComputers makes an effort to largely emulate the standard library in areas that would usually interact with the host system - that being the I/O library. There are a few differences, which you can look up here: [[differences in the standard libraries|NonstandardLuaLibs]]. Most notably, the debug and package libraries are not available, and `load` only accepts text source files, no binary / pre-compiled Lua programs (for security reasons).
+OpenComputers makes an effort to largely emulate the standard library in areas that would usually interact with the host system - that being the I/O library. There are a few differences, which you can look up here: [[differences in the standard libraries|NonstandardLuaLibs]]. Most notably, the debug library is mostly  unavailable, and `load` only accepts text source files, no binary / pre-compiled Lua programs (for security reasons).
 
 Note that you now need to require all APIs(including the ones below) before you use them.
 For example, instead of simple going `local rs = component.redstone`, you now need to require the component API, like so: