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  ## How Stable Is Discordeno?
  -One of the biggest issues with almost every library (that I have used) is stability.
  -None of the libraries gave much love and attention to TypeScript developers the
  -way it deserves. Sometimes TypeScript projects would break because breaking
  -changes to typings did not make a MAJOR bump so TypeScript bots in production
  -would break. Sometimes I was personally maintaining the typings because no one
  -else was for that lib. Some libs were pre 1.0 and didn't even have a stable
  -branch/version where I would not have to worry about breaking changes.
  +One of the biggest issues with almost every library (that I have used) is
  +stability. None of the libraries gave much love and attention to TypeScript
  +developers the way it deserves. Sometimes TypeScript projects would break
  +because breaking changes to typings did not make a MAJOR bump so TypeScript bots
  +in production would break. Sometimes I was personally maintaining the typings
  +because no one else was for that lib. Some libs were pre 1.0 and didn't even
  +have a stable branch/version where I would not have to worry about breaking
  +changes.
  This is why I made it one of my foundational goals of this library to have the
  best stability for TypeScript developers. No matter how small, a breaking change
  