joinmbin.org's home page should probably be updated as well, considering it's basically a copy of the README, at the moment.

Eventually though, it would be nice if the home page were its own thing, and redesigned to be more user friendly.

Agreed. For now I focus on the README on github.

It is a good start. I think the main thing we need to do is actually introduce the project and list the features it has. "A fork of kbin" just doesn't mean anything to anyone (anymore), since kbin is basically dead... (we have to keep it in the Readme, but maybe a little further down)
I hope that we will have a good showcase page eventually on joinmbin.org but that is a lot of work so we'll see when we'll get it done :D

I think we have to get a native speaker to look through it and correct the weird variations of English we both are speaking :D

I think the main thing we need to do is actually introduce the project and list the features it has.

This is what I want to do after this PR basically. So I want to get rid of the current list. And just focus on what Mbin is and its features.

Like I said:

I will do incremental improvements. This is the first PR of that journey.

@jwr1 is a native English speaker I believe.

@jwr1 is a native English speaker I believe.

That is correct. Is there anything specific I should look for, or just review it and check for grammar?

@jwr1 is a native English speaker I believe.

That is correct. Is there anything specific I should look for, or just review it and check for grammar?

Well, it does answer the question of bentigorlich. Now, I would like to follow up later with additional PRs which most likely will contain more English text changes.

I truthly believe this pr is a small fix. So feel free to review the changes of course. But I will follow up with bigger PRs where I will remove and add more text to the Readme file.

Fixed.