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@@ -25,24 +25,3 @@ commands in the cloned repository:
 	
 	git submodule init
 	git submodule update
-
-## Modules:
-
-### Spelling 
-
-Will attempt to correct a users' spelling by using the levenshtein distance
-algorithm. One corrects the spelling of their previous message by simply posting
-a message with their correction and an asterisk:
-
-    > user: I am a tutrle.
-    > user: *turtle
-    user meant: I am a turtle.
-
-The regular expression for this module also accepts two asterisks at the
-beginning of the correction, or at the end; it also accepts several words as the
-correction and deals with these fairly intelligently. Users may also attempt 
-to correct another users like so:
-
-    > userone: I am a tutrle.
-    > usertwo: userone: *turtle
-    > usertwo thinks userone meant: I am a turtle.
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+## Spelling 
+
+Fix your spelling.
+
+### Description
+
+Will attempt to correct a users' spelling by using the levenshtein distance
+algorithm. One corrects the spelling of their previous message by simply posting
+a message with their correction and an asterisk:
+
+    > user: I am a tutrle.
+    > user: *turtle
+    user meant: I am a turtle.
+
+The regular expression for this module also accepts two asterisks at the
+beginning of the correction, or at the end; it also accepts several words as the
+correction and deals with these fairly intelligently. Users may also attempt 
+to correct another users like so:
+
+    > userone: I am a tutrle.
+    > usertwo: userone: *turtle
+    > usertwo thinks userone meant: I am a turtle.