Update ElfHosted blurb in README#143
Update ElfHosted blurb in README#143funkypenguin wants to merge 1 commit intodebridmediamanager:mainfrom
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Signed-off-by: David Young <davidy@funkypenguin.co.nz>
WalkthroughThe README was updated by replacing the "Service Providers" section with a new, detailed "Easy Mode (ElfHosted)" section. The new content expands on ElfHosted's features, its sponsorship of Zurg, available streaming bundles, community aspects, and a trial offer, replacing the previous brief description. Changes
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89-89: Remove duplicated word “runs”.“...PaaS which runs runs over 100...” contains a duplicated verb.
-[ElfHosted](https://store.elfhosted.com) is "easy mode" for self-hosting - an [open-source](https://docs.elfhosted.com/open/) PaaS which runs runs over 100 popular self-hostable apps for you, reliably and securely. +[ElfHosted](https://store.elfhosted.com) is "easy mode" for self-hosting — an [open-source](https://docs.elfhosted.com/open/) PaaS which runs over 100 popular self-hostable apps for you, reliably and securely.
91-91: Add period after “etc.”The static-analysis hint is correct: American English requires “etc.” with a trailing period.
-Premiumize, etc, and tooled with heavy-hitters +Premiumize, etc., and tooled with heavy-hitters
93-93: Singular vs. plural subject-verb agreement.Treating “ElfHosted” as a single entity calls for “has,” not “have.”
-ElfHosted have an ["excellent" ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ rating on TrustPilot] +ElfHosted has an ["excellent" ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ rating on TrustPilot]
83-95: Consider trimming overt marketing language.The new section reads more like promotional copy than neutral documentation (e.g., multiple emojis, superlatives, sales pitch). If the goal is straightforward guidance, a leaner tone will feel more consistent with the rest of the README and less like advertising.
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-❤️ Zurg is proudly sponsored by ElfHosted ... ready to stream from RealDebrid ... +Zurg is sponsored by ElfHosted, which provides hosted Zurg and Plex instances via the +[Zurgling streaming bundle](https://store.elfhosted.com/product/zurgling). -Grab a [7-day trial for only $1](https://store.elfhosted.com), and experience ElfHosted for yourself! 🎉 +ElfHosted offers a 7-day trial for new users.This keeps the factual content while reducing sales language and emoji overload.
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[style] ~91-~91: In American English, abbreviations like “etc.” require a period.
Context: ...ud storage like RealDebrid, Premiumize, etc, and tooled with heavy-hitters such as ...
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This PR updates the ElfHosted details in the README (which were outdated), and includes references to ElfHosted-sponsored projects and docs. LMK if it's too "spammy" or "over-the-top" :)
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