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 # SCL tools
 ## Intro
 - Smt Ambaa KulkarNi has led the creation of several such FST based tools. These are very useful for word generation and analysis.
-- Resources available of July 2017:
-  - Only the lttoolbox compatible bin files are provided without any documentation (*by request*, not on any public site).
-    - This is usually a part of the scl website code, which is antiquated and mostly useless for further development (while still serving as a useful reference for how the core lttoolbox bin files are to be invoked) as it:
-      - relies on CGI technology.
-      - is written in perl.
-      - has a poor build system.
-  - Smt Ambaa does not provide the dix files (the author of this library asked).
-    - So there is no chance of an outsider using them :
-      - to grok how the bin files are to be invoked,
-      - to understand the underlying lttoolbox technology by example.
-      - to develop them further
+- They're hosted on <scl.samsaadhanii.in> and mirrors.
+
+## Resources available as of July 2017:
+- Only the lttoolbox compatible bin files are provided without any documentation (*by request*, not on any public site).
+- This is usually a part of the scl website code, which is antiquated and mostly useless for further development (while still serving as a useful reference for how the core lttoolbox bin files are to be invoked) as it:
+  - relies on CGI technology.
+  - is written in perl.
+  - has a poor build system.
 - These lttoolbox compatible bin files don't work with the Java libraries as of July 2017 - see [thread](https://sourceforge.net/p/apertium/mailman/apertium-stuff/?viewmonth=201706).
+- Smt Ambaa does not provide the dix files (including to this author).
+- So there is an outsider cannot consider using them :
+  - to grok how the bin files are to be invoked
+  - to understand the underlying lttoolbox technology by example.
+  - to develop the FST-s further.
 
 ## Invocation tips
 The below are sourced mostly from communication with smt ambaa and from experiments.