Terminology improvements #52
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Signed-off-by: Miles Davis <milesddavis@users.noreply.github.com>
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The FAIR project is a constructive one, helping strengthen the future of the whole WordPress ecosystem. The terminology used to describe the plugin should reflect that. Currently the first impression of this plugin from its description is that it's anti-WordPress.org and anti-Automattic, which is not the case.
This PR updates the user-facing readme file so its language and purpose more closely matches what the FAIR project is about and to generally implement a more positive, constructive, forward-looking tone.