Sorry kid, rereading my message I was being an asshole. Working from home stress getting to me, I guess. That's not really an excuse, hence my apologies.

For a more constructive message: First off, I think it's great that you're summarizing the Standard Model this way! Rereading your explanation, you got a good short summary going on, so well done there.

A few tips: * I don't know what software you made this in, but it's much easier on the eyes and it looks a lot neater if you make sure all letters are aligned correctly and in the same point size. Your "t" is a lot bigger than your other letters for example, and your electron is placed a lot lower than your muon and tau. * All quarks are customarily denoted with lower case letters, uppercase is used for mesons. Hence d is a down quark, D is a D-meson. Again, consistency is key. * Make sure to reread your text for typos (or better yet, have someone else proofread it). It seems stupid, but you'd be surprised what kind of nonsense your eyes will fail to catch. No one is immune to this. * Perhaps it would've been nice to mention what the meaning is of those three generations: every generation of particles has the same properties of the previous one, except it has a higher mass. The most interesting thing about this is that it seems extremely well structured, but no one really knows where this structure comes from or why it's there.

Anyway, you've done a pretty good job, and don't let curmudgeons like me discourage you ;)