ok enough messing with the useless readme

README.md

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 ## To use ##
 
-Open index.html in your favorite browser. Pick the colors you like, then copy the LSCOLORS environment variable into your bashrc/profile/zshrc/whatever. Remember that it's LSCOLORS for BSD and LS_COLORS for Linux!
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+Go [here](http://geoff.greer.fm/lscolors/) or clone the repo and open index.html in your favorite browser. Pick the colors you like, then copy the LSCOLORS environment variable into your bashrc/profile/zshrc/whatever. Remember that it's LSCOLORS for BSD and LS_COLORS for Linux.
 
 ## Troubleshooting ##
 
 If you don't see any colors at all, you might also need to run ls with certain parameters (ls -G on BSD, ls --color on Linux) or set an environment variable (export CLICOLOR=1).
 
-If the colors don't exactly match up, you probably have nonstandard colors in your terminal theme. 
+If the colors in your terminal don't exactly match up with the preview, you probably have a fancy terminal theme.