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Co-authored-by: Severin Neumann <[email protected]>
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@@ -64,9 +64,9 @@ Fluent Bit early because our ability to contribute to the codebase would be
 minimal, which we worried would limit us in the future.
 
 We then looked more seriously at Telegraf and OpenTelemetry. Both are written in
-Go, so we were good there. Telegraf has a more limited community, and does not
-offer a customizable build process. We liked that OpenTelemetry allows us to
-build a Collector with a curated selection of our own components and community
+Go, so we were good there. Our main reason to go with OpenTelemetry, was the
+availability of a customizable build process: OpenTelemetry allows us to
+[build a Collector](/docs/collector/custom-collector/) with a curated selection of our own components and community
 components.
 
 Additionally, when looking at OpenTelemetry we found that many [tools](/ecosystem/integrations/) and [vendors](/ecosystem/vendors/)