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@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ Whether you chose the `.zip` or the Visual Studio extension path, maintenance is
 
 When you export a project as a template, it's no longer something that you can compile and run. Any changes you want to make mean that you'll be digging inside plain text files (or full of compile-time error files). If you want to test your changes, you'll have to start up a Visual Studio instance and run your extension inside it. Great if you want to spend 30 minutes updating a NuGet package version and a few variable names.
 
-### physical folders, oh no
+### physical folders? oh no
 
 When setting up a new project, you probably use a clean and tidy physical folder structure. Perhaps something like this?
 
@@ -211,4 +211,4 @@ Example:
 
 Successfully converted <YourProject>.sln to a template!
 You'll find the zipped template at 'C:\some-path\Template.zip' and VSIX project at 'C:\some-path\SomeRandomWizard.csproj'.
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