Why does this article repeat itself so much? It's not even subtle; there are multiple paragraphs that are followed with a paraphrase of themselves: > Released

Why does this article repeat itself so much? It's not even subtle; there are multiple paragraphs that are followed with a paraphrase of themselves: > Released last year with support for Amazon S3 only, Super Slurper is a migration service that enables developers to move all their data to R2 in "one giant slurp" or "sip by sip" and now supports also Google Cloud Storage as a source. Migration jobs preserve custom object metadata from the source bucket by copying them on the migrated objects on R2 and do not delete any objects from the source bucket. > Initially released last year with support exclusively for Amazon S3, Super Slurper is a migration service that enables developers to transfer their data to R2 either in one comprehensive transfer or gradually. The service now extends its compatibility to Google Cloud Storage as a source. Migration jobs preserve custom object metadata from the source bucket by replicating them onto the migrated objects in R2. and > While there are no egress fees on the class, a data retrieval fee of USD 0.01/GB (the same amount as AWS S3-IA) is charged when data in the Infrequent Access storage class is accessed. > While the Infrequent Access storage class does not incur egress fees, a data retrieval fee of USD 0.01/GB (equivalent to AWS S3-IA) is charged when data within this tier is retrieved.