Who to Credit: Make example conventions more general

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 ## Who to Credit
 
-If this software provides project and contributor names in a conventional way, you may rely on that information for accuracy and completeness in giving credit.  For example, if this software includes project and contributor name information in standardized software package metadata, as output from a `credits` subcommand or `--credits` flag, in an `About` screen accessible from this software's menu system, or on a credits page linked from the bottom of pages served by this software, you may rely on the accuracy and completeness of that information.  If this software does not provide project and contributor names, and no link to source code repository where it can be found, you need not perform independent research to find contributor names to credit.
+If this software provides project and contributor names in a conventional way, you may rely on that information for accuracy and completeness in giving credit.  For example, if this software includes project and contributor name information in standardized software package metadata, as output from an `about` subcommand or `--about` flag, in an "about" screen, or on an "about" page linked from pages served by this software, you may rely on the accuracy and completeness of that information.  If this software does not provide project and contributor names, and no link to source code repository where it can be found, you need not perform independent research to find contributor names to credit.