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@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ When importing models into Godot, there was often the problem that they ended up
 
 ![A model facing backwards (before the change)](/storage/blog/godot-4-1-is-here/model-facing-back.webp)
 
-[Juan Linietsky](https://github.com/reduz), [Tokage](https://github.com/TokageItLab), and [Aaron Franke](https://github.com/aaronfranke) addressed the issue by swapping the front and back camera directions in the editor. Also, the look_at() function now has an argument to use the model space as the reference for looking forward instead of the camera's minus z-axis. These changes also help fix a long-standing bug with path following.
+[Juan Linietsky](https://github.com/reduz), [Tokage](https://github.com/TokageItLab), and [Aaron Franke](https://github.com/aaronfranke) addressed the issue by swapping the front and back camera directions in the editor. Also, the `look_at()` function now has an argument to use the model space as the reference for looking forward instead of the camera's minus Z axis. These changes also help fix a long-standing bug with path following.
 
 ![A model facing forward (after the change)](/storage/blog/godot-4-1-is-here/model-facing-front.webp)
 
@@ -113,7 +113,9 @@ While the technology is still in beta for this release, GDExtension is now even
 
 ![An example of using a custom visual shader node from GDExtension](/storage/blog/godot-4-1-is-here/gdextension-visual-shader-node.png)
 
-The team also implemented a backward compatibility system to help ensure that code written for Godot 4.1 keeps working even if the API changes in future releases. Finally, a lot of work was done on the architecture once again to make the GDExtension API extensible in the future.
+The team also implemented a backward compatibility system to help ensure that code written for Godot 4.1 keeps working even if the API changes in future releases. However, a significant compatibility breakage was necessary to do in 4.1 to fix critical issues in GDExtension, so existing Godot 4.0 extensions will need to be ported and recompiled for 4.1.
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+Finally, a lot of work was done on the architecture once again to make the GDExtension API extensible in the future.
 
 All the above resulted from the teamwork of [David Snopek](https://github.com/dsnopek), [Juan Linietsky](https://github.com/reduz), [RedworkDE](https://github.com/RedworkDE), [Yuri Rubinsky](https://github.com/Chaosus), and [Yuri Sizov](https://github.com/YuriSizov).
 
@@ -131,7 +133,7 @@ Godot 4.0 introduced the option to define and export typed arrays, and to export
 
 ![An array of nodes exported as a custom property](/storage/blog/godot-4-1-is-here/editor-exported-node-array.png)
 
-This work was done by Tomasz and [Timothe Bonhoure](https://github.com/ajreckof)
+This work was done by Tomasz and [Timothé Bonhoure](https://github.com/ajreckof)
 
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