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 # depot-guides
 
-TRaSH-Guides-style guide data for [Depot](https://git.arch.fyi/flan/depot) — custom formats,
-quality definitions and quality profiles for a *games* pipeline, in the exact repo layout
-guide-sync tools already speak, so Depot gets its guide synced the same way Radarr and Sonarr
-get theirs.
+Guide data for [Depot](https://github.com/sudolulo/depot) — custom formats, quality definitions and
+quality profiles for a *games* pipeline, distributed in the repo layout guide-sync tools already
+speak, so Depot gets its guide synced the same way Radarr and Sonarr get theirs.
+
+> **Not affiliated with the TRaSH Guides.** This repository borrows their *layout* so that
+> Recyclarr and similar tools work against Depot without modification, and it borrows the idea of
+> scoring releases by named custom formats — both of which that project originated and deserves the
+> credit for. It contains **none of their content**, and none of it would transfer if it did: their
+> guides are written for movies and TV, where quality means a resolution and a bitrate over a
+> runtime. A game release has no runtime, and its quality axis is which platform the release is
+> for. Every definition here is written from scratch for games. For movies and TV, go to the real
+> thing: <https://trash-guides.info>.
 
 ## How it plugs in
 
@@ -16,7 +24,7 @@ it). Point Recyclarr at this repo and at Depot:
 resource_providers:
   - name: depot-guides
     type: trash-guides
-    clone_url: https://git.arch.fyi/flan/depot-guides.git
+    clone_url: https://github.com/sudolulo/depot-guides.git
     reference: main
 ```