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7 changes: 4 additions & 3 deletions docs/.command-reference-intro.md
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Expand Up @@ -3,11 +3,12 @@ description: Command reference for Bash-my-AWS - CLI Tools for AWS.
Bash-my-AWS provides short memorable commands for managing resources
in Amazon Web Services.

The project provides over 120 commands but fear not, much has been done
to make them *discoverable*, *memorable* and hopefully in many cases *obvious*.
Bash-my-AWS provides over 120 commands for managing AWS Resources but fear not!

Effort has been put into making them *discoverable*, *memorable* and hopefully in most
cases *obvious*.

The reference material below is all extracted from the source of the commands.
While not necessary to use the commands. Be curious. Read the source. :-)

Lists in this project are alphabetised except where it makes sense not to.
The first few sets of commands were chosen because they are likely to be of
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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions docs/command-reference.md
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Expand Up @@ -3,11 +3,11 @@ description: Command reference for Bash-my-AWS - CLI Tools for AWS.
Bash-my-AWS provides short memorable commands for managing resources
in Amazon Web Services.

The project provides over 120 commands but fear not, much has been done
to make them *discoverable*, *memorable* and hopefully in many cases *obvious*.
Bash-my-AWS provides over 120 commands for managing AWS Resources. Much has
been done to make them *discoverable*, *memorable* and hopefully in most cases
*obvious*.

The reference material below is all extracted from the source of the commands.
While not necessary to use the commands. Be curious. Read the source. :-)

Lists in this project are alphabetised except where it makes sense not to.
The first few sets of commands were chosen because they are likely to be of
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