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@@ -49,22 +49,6 @@ If you'd like to run unit and end-to-end tests, run the tests like you'd normall
 $ zig build test
 ```
 
-## Why did you decide to unarchive this repo?
-
-Excellent question! If you recall, back in March 2021, I've moved the development of the linker directly
-to upstream (Zig master), and since then, `zld` (or `zig ld` in fact) has been able to link a variety
-of projects targeting Mach-O file format. Now I am in the process of implementing a traditional ELF linker,
-so I've decided to repeat the process which in my humble opinion worked out pretty well for Mach-O. The idea
-is to start small by adding basic linking in a standalone repo (separate from Zig master), and when the linker 
-matures enough, upstream it into Zig. I think this approach makes sense and allows me to focus on the target
-file format only rather than try and tackle both a new file format and challenges of incremental linking.
-
-Having said that, I've also decided to downstream all latest developments to the traditional Mach-O linker
-back into this repo, thus making `zld` a capable standalone linker when it comes to linking Mach-O. I'll strive
-to make it a direct replacement for any system linker, however, note that my priority will always be advancing
-of `zig ld` (which is not to say that I won't backport fixes from one to another). At the end of the day, the idea
-will be to swap in `zig ld` in place of any other linker.
-
 ## Supported backends
 
 - [x] Mach-O (x86_64)
@@ -78,5 +62,4 @@ will be to swap in `zig ld` in place of any other linker.
 
 ## Contributing
 
-You are welcome to contribute to this repo, but ask you to see if you could also contribute the same fix
-to Zig too. This will make my life easier and you will have made many Zig developers happy!
+You are welcome to contribute to this repo.