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 1. **Why would I use PyScaffold instead of Cookiecutter?**
 
    PyScaffold is focused on a good out-of-the-box experience for developing distributable Python packages (exclusively).
-   The idea is to standardize the structure of Python packages. Thus, PyScaffold sticks to "There should be one-- and
-    preferably only one --obvious way to do it." from the `Zen of Python`_.
-   The long-term goal is that PyScaffold becomes for Python what `Cargo`_ is for `Rust`_.
+   The idea is to standardize the structure of Python packages. Thus, PyScaffold sticks to
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+       "There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it."
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+   from the `Zen of Python`_. The long-term goal is that PyScaffold becomes for Python what `Cargo`_ is for `Rust`_.
+   Still, with the help of PyScaffold's :ref:`extension system <extensions>` customizing a project scaffold is possible.
 
    Cookiecutter on the other hand is a really flexible templating tool that allows you to define own templates according
    to your needs. Although some standard templates are provided that will give you quite similar results as PyScaffold,

diff --git a/docs/index.rst b/docs/index.rst
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    Installation <install>
    Examples <examples>
    Configuration <configuration>
-   Migration to PyScaffold <migration>
+   Migrating to PyScaffold <migration>
    Extending PyScaffold <extensions>
    Embedding PyScaffold <python-api>
    Cookiecutter Integration <cookiecutter-integration>