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Adding-Steam-to-Aegis-using-the-'steam'-Python-library.md

@@ -91,6 +91,6 @@ Q: Something went wrong! What do I do?
 
 > A: Among the more productive actions you could take, you could re-read the instructions to see if you missed anything, you could read the API docs for the `steam` package, you could try looking at other pages on this here wiki, or you can use your favorite search engine to attempt to investigate your specific error. You could also contact the person who wrote this guide (see the next section).
 
-Q: Something about this section is (confusing/could be improved/didn't work/locked me out of my account/etc.). Who wrote this guide? Can I contact them?
+Q: Something about this section is (confusing/could be improved/didn't work/locked me out of my account/etc.). Who (originally) wrote this guide? Can I contact them?
 
-> A: That would be [@ChanceHarrison](https://github.com/ChanceHarrison). If you have feedback relevant to this guide, you could potentially open an issue on the repo and mention/assign me on it to get my attention. If there is interest in automating this process or making it more robust, I'd be eager to hear about it. You can also get in contact with me via Matrix (@chanceharrison:matrix.org).
+> A: That would be [@ChanceHarrison](https://github.com/ChanceHarrison). Anyone can edit this wiki page though (and should feel encouraged to do). If you have feedback relevant to this guide (and don't want to make the changes yourself), you could potentially open an issue on the repo and mention/assign me on it to get my attention. If there is interest in automating this process or making it more robust, I'd be eager to hear about it. You can also get in contact with me via Matrix (@chanceharrison:matrix.org).