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 ![Binky](icons/binky.ico)
 
-## The Problem
+## Problem
 
 Windows 10 [introduced virtual desktop support in 2015](https://www.pcworld.com/article/1936035/virtual-desktops-more-space-and-order-with-windows-10-and-11.html). This led to the obsolescence of third-party virtual desktop software, which is a problem, since Windows's native virtual desktop support lacks two very important features:
 
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 Not only is this ridiculous, but there's no way to add additional shortcuts without writing code that calls Windows's exposed COM API directly.
 
-## The Solution!
+## Solution
 
 **BinkyBox** lets you _hop_ from one desktop to another via keyboard shortcuts and adds a useful system tray icon so you know which desktop you're on. The logo is a cute bunny because bunnies hop. Like you're hopping from one desktop to another. Using keyboard shortcuts. Let's all hop together using BinkyBox.
 
 A "binky" is a word for [a kind of happy hop that bunnies do](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0ivoIr_xnQ).
 
-### Incredible Features:
+### Incredible Features
 
 - Hop from one virtual desktop to another _directly_ using incredible keyboard shortcuts.
 - See which virtual desktop you're on right now via a system tray icon.
 - Written in Rust, leading to very low (almost nonexistent) background resource usage.
 
 I may add other features later.
 
-## Tested Platforms
+### Feature Requests Welcome
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+I use BinkyBox daily at work. If you use it a lot too, please don't hesitate to ask for features by opening a GitHub issue. I will likely maintain this software for as long as I continue to use Windows.
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+### Tested Platforms
 
 | Windows            | Tested     |
 |--------------------|------------|