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I believe this resolves all the changes you requested for .... thank you for letting me contribute to your project ....hopefully next year i'll make a more valuable contribution🤞🏽🤞🏽😄

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-## Home Assistant Glow 🌟
+# Home Assistant Glow 🌟
 
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-During my internship at [Nabu Casa][nc] in the first half of 2021, I focused on energy management in your house and how you can collect all energy data and display it in a dashboard. From core release **2021.8** you can now also get started with the [energy dashboard][energy] in Home Assistant!
+During my internship at [Nabu Casa][nc] in the first half of 2021, I focused on energy management in homes and how to collect all energy data and display it on a dashboard. From core release **2021.8** you can now also get started with the [energy dashboard][energy] in Home Assistant!
 
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-Home Assistant Glow makes it possible to read a (not so) smart meter that is not equipped with a P1 port, reading the pulse LED that is always present in most cases and it works with [ESPHome][esphome]! To neatly hide it all in your meter cupboard, a case has been designed that you can 3D print yourself.
+Home Assistant Glow makes a *(not so)* smart meter without a P1 port easily readable, reading the pulse LED that is always present in most cases and it works with [ESPHome][esphome]! To neatly hide it all in your meter cupboard, a case has been designed that you can 3D print yourself.
 
-### How do I know if my meter is supported
+### How do I know if my meter is supported?
 
-To make sure your meter will work with the Home Assistant Glow, you have to look for the **imp/kWh** rate (see picture). Make a note of it, because you will need this value at a later stage to configure the yaml file.
+To make sure your meter will work with the Home Assistant Glow, you have to look for the **imp/kWh** rate (see picture). Note the value, because it will be of importance at a later stage to configure the `.yaml` file.
 
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 - [Dupont Jumpers](https://banggood.app.link/It6c1WPIgib)
 - 3D printed case (see the [case](/case) folder)
 - Photodiode - [Banggood](https://banggood.app.link/2OqdFiWIgib) or [AliExpress](https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/1005001640685908.html) (make sure that you do not accidentally order or receive an LDR)
-- [LED RGB 5mm 4 pin kathode](https://banggood.app.link/cmAcKpuKgib)
+- [LED RGB 5mm 4 pin - kathode](https://banggood.app.link/cmAcKpuKgib)
 
 ### Diagrams
 
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 ## Get started
 
-Once you've connected all the hardware, we'll get started with the configuration for ESPHome. In this repository you will find the file [home_assistant_glow.yaml][file], which you can copy into the `esphome` folder of your Home Assistant config. Adjust the value `pulse_rate` under **substitutions** to the value on your meter ([how do I find my imp/kWh rate?](#how-do-i-know-if-my-meter-is-supported)), by default the value `1000` is used in the yaml file. Finally go through the installation wizard of ESPHome and flash the ESP32/8266.
+Once you are done connecting all the hardware, we'll get started with the configuration for ESPHome. In this repository you will find the file [home_assistant_glow.yaml][file], which you can copy into the `esphome` folder of your Home Assistant config. Adjust the value `pulse_rate` under **substitutions** to the value on your meter ([how do I find my imp/kWh rate?](#how-do-i-know-if-my-meter-is-supported)), by default the value is `1000` in the yaml file. Finally go through the installation wizard of ESPHome and flash the ESP32/8266.
 
 ## FAQ
 
-The answers to the most common problems raised in the issues.
+Anwers to some of the most frequently asked questions:
 
 ### Wrong soldered diode