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 ## Why Commonhaus?
 
-Commonhaus stands out with its innovative governance framework and commitment to independently managed projects. Joining Commonhaus allows Quarkus to benefit from a self-governing model. Commonhaus suits very well the fast delivery model of Quarkus. We are excited to join the other ten prominent projects that are hosted in Commonhaus, which include Hibernate and Jackson, prominent components of Quarkus.
+Commonhaus stands out with its innovative governance framework and commitment to independently managed projects. Joining Commonhaus allows Quarkus to benefit from a self-governing model. Commonhaus suits very well the fast delivery model of Quarkus. We are excited to join the other ten prominent projects that are hosted in Commonhaus, which include Hibernate and Jackson, important components of Quarkus.
 
 ## What's Next?
 
 Quarkus will continue to innovate and evolve. We are dedicated to making Quarkus the best framework for Java development. This transition will enable us to welcome more contributions from a diverse range of developers and organisations. We are actively working on upcoming releases and are eager to hear your ideas and feedback.
 
 This move is as much for Quarkus as it is for you. If you or the organisation you work at are interested in ensuring that the Quarkus ecosystem grows and evolves in a direction that helps you, come and join us in helping Quarkus transition to the CommonHaus foundation. 
 
-CommonHaus is currently bootstrapping, enabling it to be shaped and moulded to help you and opensource projects like Quarkus to have a great home. 
+Commonhaus is currently bootstrapping, enabling it to be shaped and moulded to help you and opensource projects like Quarkus to have a great home. 
 For questions about this move, please refer to our link:/foundation/faq[dedicated FAQ] or reach out through our usual channels.
 
 On behalf of the Quarkus team.

foundation-faq.md

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-title: Quarkus at CommonHaus FAQ
+title: Quarkus at Commonhaus FAQ
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 The move consists of donating intellectual property owned by Red Hat and related to Quarkus projects.
 The donated intellectual property includes in particular:
 
- * the Quarkus trademark;
- * related domain names.
+ * the Quarkus trademark
+ * related domain names
 
 It does not include copyright, since Red Hat does not have exclusive claims to copyright on Quarkus code.