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 # A simplified C#.NET implementation of WRECK.
 
-Not a direct port, but a rewrite.
+Not a direct port, but a rewrite of [WRECK][wreck], a 
+Java tool for restoring file timestamps using embedded metadata, and heuristic 
+rules based on file naming convention, personal habits and other methods of 
+estimating a more accurate timestamp.
 
-Differences include:
-
-- Different GUI
-- Java-based Apache Tika library for metadata extraction is *NOT* integrated to reduce bloat
-- A complete redesign based on .NET Framework API 
-  ~~with no regard for maintaining code resemblence to original Java version~~
-  (See update below)
-
-## Note on compatibility with Java-based [WRECK][wreck]
-
-WRECK.NET started with the original stance that it would be a simplified total
-re-implementation in .NET like a separate application without aiming for 
-feature parity. This is to enable me to focus on rapid development of a working
-.NET application with the core functionalities completed.
-
-Much has changed since then. As the prototype Windows Forms application took 
-shape and began working, I began to become ambitious in trying to make the two
-code bases look similar. This is to enable me to update both applications in 
-future. 
-
-Since 10 Jan 2024, I have been incorporating as much reusable logic as
-possible, to the point where I was doing a line-by-line porting for the core
-classes and methods. In summary, most of the crucial backend and file 
-processing logic have been ported over.
-
-### Latest status
+It is an essential tool when doing file backup and preservation to ensure that 
+file creation, modification and access timestamps are as accurate as possible. 
 
-Update on 7 March 2024
+Differences include:
 
-- A `JShim` Java Runtime API emulation layer to mirror call references to 
-  classes and method that wraps around the .NET API
-- Majority of codes from the original [WRECK][wreck] has been ported over
+1. Windows Form GUI, not Java Swing
+2. Exclusion of Java-based Apache Tika library for metadata extraction to reduce
+  bloat
+3. A complete redesign based on [.NET Framework][dotnetfx] API and 
+  [Windows Forms][winforms]
+4. Charting of the statistics (given that the UI is not the same)
+5. No statistics tracking and reporting
+6. Missing file attributes backup, restoration and verification function.
 
-What are still missing or different today?
-
-1. Charting of the statistics (given that the UI is not the same)
-2. More statistics tracking and reporting
-3. Missing file attributes backup, restoration and verification function.
-
-### Future plan and direction
-
-In fact, I have been working on the .NET version and finding it more efficient 
-and lightweight than the Java version. In all likelihood, I will continue to 
-focus more on the .NET version going into the future.
+![WRECK.NET GUI](../../wiki/assets/images/wreck-gui.png)
+![WRECK>NET CLI](../../wiki/assets/images/wreck-cli.png)
 
-The original Java WRECK may become stagnant with no updates or new features. 
+For more information, see the [Wiki](../../wiki/Home).
 
 ## Introduction
 
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 metadata extraction, work out the appropriate timestamps, correct them in the
 file system, and finally leaving the files ready for archival and preservation.
 
-![WRECK.NET GUI](../../wiki/assets/images/wreck-gui.png)
-![WRECK>NET CLI](../../wiki/assets/images/wreck-cli.png)
+### Future plan and direction
 
-For more information, see the [Wiki](../../wiki/Home).
+In fact, I have been working on the .NET version and finding it more efficient 
+and lightweight than the Java version. In all likelihood, I will continue to 
+focus more on the .NET version going into the future.
+
+The original Java WRECK may become stagnant with no updates or new features. 
 
 [wreck]: https://github.com/gyk4j/wreck
-
+[dotnetfx]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.NET_Framework  
+[winforms]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Forms