moved the manifesto the end

README.md

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 # Nervous - Monitoring doesn't have to suck.
 
-## Manifesto:
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-Graphite does a good job storing and presenting time series data. But I've yet to find satisfactory solution to the problem of *easily* gathering arbitrary hardware, operating system and application data to feed Graphite. Collectd comes closest, it has facilities for writting plugins in Perl, Python and Java. That's great but I had difficulty compiling the Perl plugin and interfaces seems needlessly complex. That said, for those chases where collectd already has a plugin satisfying your needs it's great. Nervous tries to provide a framework for easily creating your own custom monitoring plugins. These plugins are written in JavaScript and chances are good that you already know a little. But most importantly, Nervous tries to this and only this very well. 
-
-"Node.js is a platform built on Chrome's JavaScript runtime for easily building fast, scalable network applications. Node.js uses an event-driven, non-blocking I/O model that makes it lightweight and efficient, perfect for data-intensive real-time applications that run across distributed devices."
-
-The ease with which plugins can be written in Node.js JavaScript is also advantage.  For these reasons I feel that Node.js is perfectly suited for writing a pluggable monitoring system.  
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 ## About Nervous
 
-Nervous is the embodiment of the beliefs above. It is a simple plugin based monitoring system with support for sending data to Graphite or [Response](https://github.com/gflarity/response). It follows the 'convention over configuration' and 'keep it simple shithead' ethea.
+Nervous is a simple plugin based monitoring system with support for sending data to Graphite or [Response](https://github.com/gflarity/response). Nervous makes it really easy to get data into graphite. 
 
 Contributions in the form of code, plugins, documentation, spreading the word, high fives are all encouraged. Specifically I could use help creating startup scripts, packaging manifests for different platforms etc. 
 
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 I will be creating a channel soon.
 
 
+## Manifesto:
+
+Graphite does a good job storing and presenting time series data. But I've yet to find satisfactory solution to the problem of *easily* gathering arbitrary hardware, operating system and application data to feed Graphite. Collectd comes closest, it has facilities for writting plugins in Perl, Python and Java. That's great but I had difficulty compiling the Perl plugin and interfaces seems needlessly complex. That said, for those chases where collectd already has a plugin satisfying your needs it's great. Nervous tries to provide a framework for easily creating your own custom monitoring plugins. These plugins are written in JavaScript and chances are good that you already know a little. But most importantly, Nervous tries to this and only this very well. 
+
+"Node.js is a platform built on Chrome's JavaScript runtime for easily building fast, scalable network applications. Node.js uses an event-driven, non-blocking I/O model that makes it lightweight and efficient, perfect for data-intensive real-time applications that run across distributed devices."
+
+The ease with which plugins can be written in Node.js JavaScript is also advantage.  For these reasons I feel that Node.js is perfectly suited for writing a pluggable monitoring system.  
+
+