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README.md

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-## Paper
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-Paper is a code note taking tool for VSCode with some special features. The main motivation behind Paper is to build a tool that will let you keep directories, files, location info within a file somewhere faster to reach so it's easy to get back to them.
+Paper is a note taking tool for VSCode. The motivation behind Paper is to build a tool that will let you keep directories, files, location info within a file somewhere faster to reach so it's easy to get back to them.
 
 If you are working on a feature and switching between few files, a tool like Paper could will this a lot easier and eliminate the need for having to search for a file among the open tabs or scroll a file over and over looking for that function.
 
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-### Guide to using paper
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-Here are few features of paper and how they might come in handy.
+### Features and their use cases
 
 #### Bookmark active file
 
 <img src="docs/assets/Paper File bookmark.gif" />
 
-If you click on the file icon in the floating menu, a bookmark for the active file will be created at the location of the cursor.
+Click on the file icon in the floating menu to create a bookmark for the active file.
 
 This is helpful if you want to bookmark a file that you frequently visit while implementing a feature.
 
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 #### Bookmark selection
 
 <img src="docs/assets/Paper Selection bookmark.gif" />
 
-If you select a text and click on the mouse icon in the floating menu, a bookmark to the selection will be created at the location of the cursor.
+Select text in a file and click on the pointer icon in the floating menu to create a bookmark to the selection.
 
-You could bookmark a few locations in your codebase that you jump around often. This could eliminate a lot of scrolling and searching for the tab among all the open tabs.
+Using this feature you could bookmark any number of locations in your codebase you jump around often. This could eliminate a lot of scrolling and searching for the tab among all the open tabs.
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 #### File tree
 
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 A file tree widget shows you the files under a particular path as a tree view.
 
 This helps to keep a particular directory in-sight if don't want to keep expanding it in VSCode's tree view.
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