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Lead the README with web-based Active Directory management tool phrasing - #59
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The repository landing page and Google both index the README's first heading and intro, so stating that Nelsar.Axia is a web-based Active Directory management tool up front — the term people search for — alongside the existing web console and REST API description improves discoverability without changing what the project is. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The SEO rewrite dropped the open-source qualifier from the H1; restore it so the heading still signals the licence alongside the web-based Active Directory management tool phrasing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
Front-loads the phrase "web-based Active Directory management tool" in the README H1 and opening sentence, keeping the existing "web console and REST API for Active Directory and LDAP" description.
Why
The repository landing page renders the README, and both GitHub and Google index its first heading and intro. "Web-based Active Directory management tool" is the term sysadmins actually search for, so stating it up front improves discoverability. No change to what the project is or does.
Note: this does not touch the GitHub About description (a repo setting, not a file) — that still needs an admin account to edit.