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M README.md

@@ 9,17 9,17 @@ I expand the idea of a tmux session to categorized sessions: foo/bar and foo/baz
 
 `session` can be invoked in three ways:
 
-* `session`  
-  Creates or switches to the default session (currently misc/dev, eventually sourced from an environment variable).  
-  Equivalent to `tmux switch-client -t misc/dev || tmux attach -t misc/dev || tmux new -s misc/dev`
-* `session <category> <session>`  
-  Creates or switches to the tmux session `<category>/<session>`.  
+* `session`
+  Creates or switches to the default session (currently misc/dev, eventually sourced from an environment variable).
+  This is equivalent to explicitly invoking `session misc dev`.
+* `session <category> <session>`
+  Creates or switches to the tmux session `<category>/<session>`.
   Equivalent to `tmux switch-client -t <category>/<session> || tmux attach -t <category>/<session> || tmux new -d -s <category>/<session> && (tmux switch-client -t <category>/<session> || tmux attach -t <category>/<session>)`.
-* `session <session>`  
-  Searches for a matching session in all categories.  
-  If only one is found, it is switched to.  
-  If it is ambiguous, options are presented.  
-  If no such session is found, no session is created.  
+* `session <session>`
+  Searches for a matching session in all categories.
+  If only one is found, it is switched to.
+  If it is ambiguous, options are presented.
+  If no such session is found, no session is created.
   No direct tmux analogue, but presumably you wouldn't need to search categories using regular tmux session management.
 
 `sessions` provides a view of the current categories and sessions. Currently this is done using the unicode box drawing characters but a later version will likely add a user configurable option to control this and default to a more compact layout.