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@@ -10,12 +10,12 @@ This script recursively traverses all the files in a given directory. Each file
 Note that this process is not entirely "in-place", since a file has to be fully copied before the original is deleted. The term is used to make it clear that no additional pool (and therefore hardware) is necessary to use this script. However, this also means that you have to have enough space to create a copy of the biggest file in your target directory for it to work.
 
 At no point in time are both versions of the original file deleted.
-To make sure file attributes, permissions and file content are maintained when copying the original file, all attributes and the file checksum is compared before removing the original file.
+To make sure file attributes, permissions and file content are maintained when copying the original file, all attributes and the file checksum is compared before removing the original file (if not disabled using `--checksum false`).
 
-Since file attributes are fully retained, it is not possible to verify if an individual file has been rebalanced. However, this script keeps track of rebalanced files by maintaining a "database" file called `rebalance_db.txt` in its working directory (if not disabled using `--passes 0`). This file contains two lines of text for each processed file:
+Since file attributes are fully retained, it is not possible to verify if an individual file has been rebalanced. However, this script keeps track of rebalanced files by maintaining a "database" file in its working directory called `rebalance_db.txt` (if not disabled using `--passes 0`). This file contains two lines of text for each processed file:
 
 * One line for the file path
-* and the next line for the current count of rebalances
+* and the next line for the current count of rebalance passes
 
 ```text
 /my/example/pool/file1.mkv
@@ -78,9 +78,9 @@ You can print a help message by running the script without any parameters:
 
 Although this script **does** have a progress output (files as well as percentage) it might be a good idea to try a small subfolder first, or process your pool folder layout in manually selected badges. This can also limit the damage done, if anything bad happens.
 
-When aborting the script midway through, be sure to check the last lines of its output. When cancelling before or during the renaming process a ".rebalance" file might be left and you have to rename it manually.
+When aborting the script midway through, be sure to check the last lines of its output. When cancelling before or during the renaming process a ".rebalance" file might be left and you have to rename (or delete) it manually.
 
-Although the `--passes` paramter can be used to limit the maximum amount of rebalance passes per file, it is only meant to speedup aborted runs. Individual files will **not be process multiple times automatically**. To reach multiple passes you have to run the script on the same target directory multiple times.
+Although the `--passes` parameter can be used to limit the maximum amount of rebalance passes per file, it is only meant to speedup aborted runs. Individual files will **not be process multiple times automatically**. To reach multiple passes you have to run the script on the same target directory multiple times.
 
 ## Attributions