You need to clean up the wording some. When I first read Clicking that badge takes anyone to your public waffle.io board where users can view and edit tas

You need to clean up the wording some. When I first read Clicking that badge takes anyone to your public waffle.io board where users can view and edit tasks. It sounds like random github users can decide what tasks get worked on. "Users" is vague here. Also "opensource your workflow" isn't clear. I had no idea that meant "make your kanban board public". Why not "Waffle.io is a public kanban board that deeply integrates with github issues"? Clear, to the point, no one complains that they can't tell what the product does.