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 # Listen
 
+> [!NOTE]
+> This is the original implementation of `listen` in Perl. A rewritten, up-to-date verison in Go can be found in the new repository [here](https://forge.steck.dev/bryson/listen).
+
 A simple automation program written in Perl that runs shell command(s) when the specified file(s) are modified.
 
 ## Why Use Listen?
 
-* Don't switch between terminals and run that command every time! Let Listen do it for you.
-* Very useful for singular files or small projects.
-  * For example, you can automatically compile a C++ file with `g++` anytime you make a change to that source file.
-  * Same goes for simple Python scripts, Bash scripts, etc.
-* Great for students who work on a small set of source files for assignments.
+- Don't switch between terminals and run that command every time! Let Listen do it for you.
+- Very useful for singular files or small projects.
+  - For example, you can automatically compile a C++ file with `g++` anytime you make a change to that source file.
+  - Same goes for simple Python scripts, Bash scripts, etc.
+- Great for students who work on a small set of source files for assignments.
 
 ## Other Features
 
-* Run the command when any or all files specified are modified.
-* Run the command before Listen starts waiting for modifications.
-* Use `/bin/cksum` to determine file modification instead of the time.
-  * Could be useful for binaries.
-  * Distributed with Unix-like OSes, such as Linux, BSD, and macOS. No configuration required between OSes.
-  * However, if you use Windows (why?), you must use `certutils` or a third-party tool by modifying the script.
-* Timeout between modifications 
-  * Helpful if linters are involved, such as `clang-format`, to avoid multiple runs of a command.
-* Free and Open Source software!
+- Run the command when any or all files specified are modified.
+- Run the command before Listen starts waiting for modifications.
+- Use `/bin/cksum` to determine file modification instead of the time.
+  - Could be useful for binaries.
+  - Distributed with Unix-like OSes, such as Linux, BSD, and macOS. No configuration required between OSes.
+  - However, if you use Windows (why?), you must use `certutils` or a third-party tool by modifying the script.
+- Timeout between modifications
+  - Helpful if linters are involved, such as `clang-format`, to avoid multiple runs of a command.
+- Free and Open Source software!
 
 ## Documentation
 
 Most of these documents do not exist yet other than Listen's built in `--help` flag.
 
-* [install.md](docs/install.md): Install instructions
-* [usage.md](docs/usage.md): Basic operation of Listen
-* [contributing.md](docs/contributing.md): Contributing guidelines for pull requests
-* [LICENSE](LICENSE): Listen's license agreement
+- [install.md](docs/install.md): Install instructions
+- [usage.md](docs/usage.md): Basic operation of Listen
+- [contributing.md](docs/contributing.md): Contributing guidelines for pull requests
+- [LICENSE](LICENSE): Listen's license agreement
 
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