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 Explanations
 ============
 
-What is musicpdaio?
--------------------
-
  |  « Concurrency is about dealing with lots of things at once. »
  |  Concurrency is not Parallelism -- Rob Pike
 
-**musicpdaio** is the asyncio_ port of python-musicpd_.
+
+What is musicpdaio?
+-------------------
+
+**musicpdaio** is an asynchronous MPD (`Music Player Daemon`_) client library written in Python. It is the asyncio_ port of python-musicpd_.
 
 The goal of this project is to keep python-musicpd_ simplicity and provide
 asyncio_ support.
@@ -19,8 +20,8 @@ Should I use it?
 
  * If you need a plain MPD client to manage you MPD server, then stick with
    non-asyncio module python-musicpd_
- * If you're building an interactive client, concurrent access to MPD or plugin
-   into another asyncio project then use musicpdaio.
+ * If you're building an interactive client, concurrent access to MPD or need
+   to plug into another asyncio project then use musicpdaio.
 
 
 Using the client library