Update docs/_blog/teos-uses-ldk-to-build-open-source-watchtower.md

Co-authored-by: Haley Berkoe <[email protected]>

Author: Conor Okus

docs/_blog/teos-uses-ldk-to-build-open-source-watchtower.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ In order for TEOS to work, information is needed from several different building
 TEOS does not have strong performance requirements, as data is checked in newly processed blocks approximately every 10 mins. However, if it services a substantial amount of nodes at once or channels with high traffic, it may need to compare processed info against huge amounts of data.
 # What we did?
 
-Initially, we had a Python implementation, so we needed to choose between sticking to the original choice of language or re-implementing something that was more robust with better tooling. Rust was an obvious choice given how well it has worked for other bitcoin-related projects. In addition, moving away from Python allowed us to drop a substantial amount of dependencies that were unmaintained or maintained by us, and instead use properly maintained counterparts.
+We initially had a Python implementation, but as the project evolved we realized it could be beneficial to switch to a language that was more robust and had better tooling. Rust was an obvious choice given how well it works for other bitcoin-related projects. Moving away from Python allowed us to drop a substantial amount of dependencies that were unmaintained or maintained by us, and instead use properly maintained counterparts.
 
 ![TEOS architecture](../assets/teos-architecture-diagram.png)