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readme.md

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 Even though the library itself is hardware-agnostic (by means of dependency injection), the examples we provide depend on the [CAN Adafruit Fork](https://github.com/adafruit/arduino-CAN) library for low-level hardware access and configuration. Why this library? Because it is the only one offering robust extended frame hardware filtering configuration. There are a ton of CAN libraries for Arduino and embedded in general, but most have only the basic functionality working and fully tested, not the advanced features that Tinymovr requires. 
 
-~~However, not all hardware is compatible with the CAN Adafruit Fork library. Namely, the MCP2515 breakout boards (the blue ones) with 8MHz crystal, of which there are plenty to be found from Chinese sources, are incompatible. The CAN Adafruit Fork library has the crystal frequency harcoded to 16MHz, which breaks the CAN timing configuration. Unfortunately, Adafruit has archived the library repository so it is impossible to raise an issue on this matter. 
+~~However, not all hardware is compatible with the CAN Adafruit Fork library. Namely, the MCP2515 breakout boards (the blue ones) with 8MHz crystal, of which there are plenty to be found from Chinese sources, are incompatible. The CAN Adafruit Fork library has the crystal frequency harcoded to 16MHz, which breaks the CAN timing configuration. Unfortunately, Adafruit has archived the library repository so it is impossible to raise an issue on this matter.~~
 
-As we cannot afford to maintain another low-level CAN library fork, this situation will most probably remain as is for the foreseeable future. If you use this MCP2515 breakout our advice would be to switch to something like a CAN BUS Shield with a 16 MHz crystal. Alternatively, you may try to fork the CAN Adafruit Fork library, or implement your own `send_cb`, `recv_cb` and `delay_us_cb` routines. In both cases, you can ask for community support in our [Discord server](https://discord.gg/vNvmpfthug), but these options are not officially supported.~~
+~~As we cannot afford to maintain another low-level CAN library fork, this situation will most probably remain as is for the foreseeable future. If you use this MCP2515 breakout our advice would be to switch to something like a CAN BUS Shield with a 16 MHz crystal. Alternatively, you may try to fork the CAN Adafruit Fork library, or implement your own `send_cb`, `recv_cb` and `delay_us_cb` routines. In both cases, you can ask for community support in our [Discord server](https://discord.gg/vNvmpfthug), but these options are not officially supported.~~
 
 There was an undocumented function that allows setting the MCP2515 crystal frequency; thus the MCP2515 breakout boards (the blue ones) with 8MHz crystal are compatible after all. Hooray!!