diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
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@@ -28,16 +28,6 @@ commands in the cloned repository:
 
 ## Modules:
 
-### Admin
-
-Various administration functionality such as banning users, hot-reloading the 
-code and ordering him to talk. Note that commands added here are handled with
-their own listener, rather than being part of the command logic which is handled
-by the Command module. Functionality in this module can be slightly unsafe as
-not much error checking on the input is performed.
-
-TODO: Add summaries for each command in this module.
-
 ### Spelling 
 
 Will attempt to correct a users' spelling by using the levenshtein distance
@@ -56,33 +46,3 @@ to correct another users like so:
     > userone: I am a tutrle.
     > usertwo: userone: *turtle
     > usertwo thinks userone meant: I am a turtle.
-
-### JS
-
-This module provides two commands which allow the execution of Javascript code.
-For regular users, there is the *~js* command, which is completely sandboxed,
-but can still be used for calculation and the like.
-
-    > ~js Array(16).join('wat'-1) + " Batman!";
-    'NaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaN Batman!'
-
-This feature is fairly safe as the user doesn't have access to anything
-dangerous, and is safe from infinite loops or locking DBot up because the code
-which is run is killed if it does not finish within a short amount of time.
-
-For administrators, the incredibly useful *~ajs* command is also available. The
-input for this command is simply 'eval'-ed and therefore has full access to
-DBot's memory. Of course, this is incredibly unsafe, but I find it rather fun;
-remember to only give extremely trusted friends administrator access to DBot, as
-there's nothing to stop them wiping the database or something similar - if
-you're worried about that kind of thing, do not load this module.
-
-However, it's useful for many things, such as administrative activity for 
-which there isn't a command in the admin module. For example, you could hot-add
-a new administrator like this:
-
-    > ~ajs dbot.admin.push('batman');
-    2
-
-You can also use this for debugging, or even adding new commands while DBot is
-running.
diff --git a/modules/js/README.md b/modules/js/README.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
+## JS
+
+Run JavaScript.
+
+### Description
+
+This module provides two commands which allow the execution of Javascript code
+from the bot.
+
+### Commands
+
+#### ~js [code]
+For regular users, there is the *~js* command, which is completely sandboxed,
+but can still be used for calculation and the like.
+
+    > ~js Array(16).join('wat'-1) + " Batman!";
+    'NaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaN Batman!'
+
+This feature is fairly safe as the user doesn't have access to anything
+dangerous, and is safe from infinite loops or locking DBot up because the code
+which is run is killed if it does not finish within a short amount of time.
+
+#### ~ajs [code]
+For administrators, the incredibly useful *~ajs* command is also available. The
+input for this command is simply 'eval'-ed and therefore has full access to
+DBot's memory. Of course, this is incredibly unsafe, but I find it rather fun;
+remember to only give extremely trusted friends administrator access to your
+DBot instance, as there's nothing to stop them wiping the database or probably
+even your hard drive - if you're worried about that kind of thing, do not load 
+this module.
+
+However, it's useful for many things, such as administrative activity for 
+which there isn't a command in the admin module. For example, you could hot-add
+a new administrator like this:
+
+    > ~ajs dbot.admin.push('batman');
+    2
+
+You can also use it for debugging, or even adding new commands while DBot is
+running.