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-**Singulink.Enums** is a tiny (~20KB) library that provides generic operations and extension methods for enumeration types. It provides a minimal set of the most common enumeration "must haves" that are missing from the .NET runtime. The effect on runtime memory footprint has been pushed to the bare minimum while still supporting a rich set of very fast operations.
+**Singulink.Enums** is a tiny (~20KB) library that provides generic operations and extension methods for enumeration types. It contains a minimal set of the most common enumeration "must haves" that are missing from the .NET runtime. The effect on runtime memory footprint has been pushed to the bare minimum while still supporting common scenarios in a highly optimized fashion.
 
 ### About Singulink
 
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 You can view the API on [FuGet](https://www.fuget.org/packages/Singulink.Enums). The main classes of interest are:
 1. `Enum<T>` - Static generic helper properties and methods to get cached enum info.
 2. `EnumExtensions` - Extension methods to validate enums and perform bitwise operations.
-3. `EnumParser<T>` - Fully customizable parser that can convert enums to and from strings with O(1) performance characeristics.
+3. `EnumParser<T>` - Fully customizable parser that can convert enums to and from strings with O(1) performance characteristics.
 
 ## Usage