Some adjustments

Author: Sharifuzzaman Nakib

documentation/docs/concepts/generic-broker.md

@@ -20,8 +20,10 @@ Most brokers also allow you to configure **routing** between Publish Endpoints a
 This means that when a message arrives at a Publish Endpoint, the broker forwards it to one or more Receive Endpoints based on the defined routing configuration.  
 (You can still send messages directly to the ReceiveEndpoint if needed.)
 
-These behaviors are consistent across brokers.
+These behaviors are consistent across brokers. 
 
+Some databases, such as SQL Server or PostgreSQL, provide features that allow them to function as a simple message broker in certain workloads. 
+In OpenTransit, SQL Server and PostgreSQL can also be used as Brokers, leveraging these shared capabilities.
 
 
 ## The Generic Broker Concept

documentation/index.md

@@ -10,6 +10,8 @@ Hey there! 👋
 **OpenTransit** is a free and open-source alternative to the most popular messaging framework in .NET — **[MassTransit](https://github.com/MassTransit/MassTransit)**. It is a **community-maintained fork of MassTransit v8**, the last open-source version before it went commercial.
 We started this project because we believe great tools should stay open and accessible to everyone.
 
+We’re building OpenTransit to become the de-facto standard for distributed messaging — the natural first choice in a developer’s mind whenever reliability and scale enter the conversation. 
+
 However, there is a catch: OpenTransit will be supported only for **.NET 10+**. 
 
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