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+++ b/README.md
@@ -14,32 +14,32 @@ melonbar - A concurrent, hackable bar/panel for X written in Go.
 
 ## USAGE
 
-So the idea is that this bar is very "easy" to configure by just
-modifying the source code, à la suckless.
+The idea is that this bar is very "simple" to configure by just modifying the
+source code, à la suckless.
 
-Users can modify, configure and create new "blocks" in `blocks.go`.
-and configure the position, width and font of the bar in `main.go`.
+Users can configure the position, width, height and font of the bar in
+`main.go`. A bar consist of various blocks that display info, these blocks are
+functions definded in `blocks.go` and exectured in a goroutine in `main.go`.
 
 
 ## CREATING BLOCK FUNCTIONS
 
-On top of each block function you should run `bar.initBlock()`, this
-is where most of the configuration happens. Here is a short
+On top of each block function you should run `bar.initBlock()`, this generates a
+block object, and is where most of the configuration happens. Here is a short
 explanation of each parameter from left to right:
 
-* The name of the block, this is gets used as the name of the block
-  map key. (`string`)
+* The name of the block, this is gets used as the name of the block  map key.
+  (`string`)
 * The initial string the block should display. (`string`)
 * The width of the block. (`int`)
-* The aligment of the text, this can be `'l'` for left aligment, `'c'`
-  for center aligment `'r'` for right aligment and `'a'` for absolute
-  center aligment. (`rune`)
-* Additional x offset to further tweak the location of the text.
-  (`int`)
+* The aligment of the text, this can be `'l'` for left aligment, `'c'` for
+  center aligment `'r'` for right aligment and `'a'` for absolute center
+  aligment. (`rune`)
+* Additional x offset to further tweak the location of the text. (`int`)
 * The foreground color of the block in hexadecimal. (`string`)
 * The background color of the block in hexadecimal. (`string`)
 
-You can also additionally specify mousebindings using:
+It is possible to bind mousebindings to a block using using:
 
 ```go
 block.actions["buttonN"] = func() {
@@ -47,36 +47,10 @@ block.actions["buttonN"] = func() {
 }
 ```
 
-
 ---
 
-Everything that should not be ran in a loop should of course be
-specified before the `for` loop. For example setting up a connection
-to `mpd`.
-
-If you want something to only be done *after* the very first loop - an
-example of this would be not waiting for a workspace change event, but
-immediately checking the current workspace - use:
-
-```go
-init := true
-for {
-	if !init {
-		// Things you only want to do after the first loop.
-	}
-	init = false
-
-	...
-```
-
-This can be helpful because else the bar would display `"?"` before
-the user changes his workspace for the first time.
-
-
----
-
-When you've gathered all information you can update the block values
-using for example `block.bg = value` and running
+When you've gathered all information you can update the block values using for
+example `block.bg = "#FF0000"` or `block.txt = "Hello World!"` and executing
 `bar.redraw <- block`.
 
 
@@ -85,10 +59,6 @@ using for example `block.bg = value` and running
 * Create some kind of easy to use init function for blocks (instead of
   the `if !init` stuff I use at the moment).
 * Add popups.
-* Drop support for `ttf` fonts and use `pcf` fonts instead if
-  possible.
-* or maybe some kind of different format altogether that's easily
-  hackable, such as suckless farbfeld?
 
 
 ## AUTHORS