Update README.md

[Starborn]

I clarify the point that webMCP *as it stands now IS NOT an MCP server generator or DOES NOT APPEAR TO BE an MCP server generator,

[domfarolino]

I think the "What the framing gets wrong" and "Why this matters for standards review" sections are too wordy and can be reduced to a few sentences each. All we really need to do is show that the "MCP" in "WebMCP" is not literally an extension to the MCP protocol, and shouldn't be evaluated as such directly.

[anssiko]

+1 to @domfarolino. We expect both conciseness and correctness in this spec repo.

More elaborate support materials, articles, experiments and such are to be hosted outside this spec repo. I’m working on a dedicated community space where to recognize such contributions with an aim to help this group focus on its key deliverable, the WebMCP spec.

[Starborn]

Of course! it was my intention just to add a sentence but committed the edits before I could refine them then got caught by other tasks Please feel free to trim down or I ll do it myself in the next 24 hours I submitted in a hurry while multitasking the main point can be made in one sentence PDM

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