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 # Contributing Guidelines
 
-Some of TurboWarp's repositories are forks of Scratch: scratch-gui, scratch-vm, scratch-render, scratch-svg-renderer, and scratch-paint. These repositories have some special instructions denoted with **For Scratch forks:**
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 ## Bugs
 
-TurboWarp bugs should *never* be reported to the Scratch "Bugs & Glitches" forum. Instead, you should report bugs by either:
+If applicable, see if the bug occurs in Scratch itself. Bugs that exist in Scratch are Scratch bugs and should be submitted to Scratch, not to TurboWarp.
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+TurboWarp bugs should never be reported to the Scratch "Bugs & Glitches" forum. Instead, you should report bugs by either:
 
  - Opening a GitHub issue in the relavent repository. If you're not sure which repository, just open it here and it will get moved to the right spot,
  - or commenting on this Scratch profile: https://scratch.mit.edu/users/GarboMuffin/#comments
 
 Keep in mind that you're supposed to be at least 13 years old to have a GitHub account. If you're too young to have a GitHub account, it's perfectly fine to report things on Scratch.
 
-**For Scratch forks:** You should check to see if the bug occurs in Scratch itself. Bugs that exist in Scratch are Scratch bugs and should be submitted to Scratch, not to TurboWarp.
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 ## Pull Requests
 
-Pull requests will be accepted for pretty much any open issue that isn't labeled "wontfix" or "upstream". Pull requests, especially small ones, don't necessarily need to have a matching issue.
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-**For Scratch forks:** When submitting the pull request, make sure that you set the base repository to the TurboWarp fork, not to Scratch itself, as GitHub is sometimes inconsistent about this. For example, a pull request to the TurboWarp VM should be made against TurboWarp/scratch-vm, not LLK/scratch-vm.
+Pull requests will be accepted for pretty much any open issue that isn't labeled "wontfix". Pull requests, especially small ones, don't necessarily need to have a matching issue.
 
-Pull requests may take a while to be reviewed and the reviewer can often be quite nitpicky.
+When submitting the pull request, make sure that you set the base repository to TurboWarp and not Scratch as GitHub is sometimes inconsistent about this. For example, a pull request to the TurboWarp VM should be made against TurboWarp/scratch-vm, not LLK/scratch-vm.
 
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