docs/getting_started.rst in xolti-0.1.1 vs docs/getting_started.rst in xolti-0.2.0

@@ -72,18 +72,12 @@
 	node_modules
 	package.json
 
 .. tip::
 
-	You can invert a rule by prefixing it with ``!``. You can create one ``.xoltignore``
-	in each directory of your project. Globing (ie use of the ``*`` wildcard) is supported.
+	More details on ``.xoltignore`` files can be found :doc:`in the dedicated documentation page </xoltignore>`
 
-.. note::
-
-	Like in a ``.gitignore`` file, rules are read line by line, from top to bottom; lower rules
-	override higher ones, and rules from a deeper folder override rules from higher folders.
-
 Checking which files are missing headers
 ----------------------------------------
 
 Now that xolti knows which files to handle, we can ask it which ones are missing headers.
 We can either use the dedicated command:
@@ -92,22 +86,22 @@
 
 	[22:14 remi ~/myAwesomeProject]$ xolti list-missing
 	Files missing (proper) header:
 	app.js
 
-... or use ``xolti status``, which will tell you the state of each of your files.
+... or use ``xolti status``, which will report the files without correct headers.
 
 .. code-block:: bash
 
 	xolti status
 	-- ./app.js
 	No header found.
 
 Adding the header to your files
 -------------------------------
 
-Looks like ``app.js`` is missing a header. Xolti can create and insert one for you, with the
+Looks like ``app.js`` is missing a header... Xolti can create and insert one for you, with the
 ``add`` command:
 
 .. code-block:: bash
 
 	xolti add app.js
@@ -125,15 +119,15 @@
 
 Verifying the result
 --------------------
 
 Of course, you can verify that Xolti have actually added the header by simply opening the
-file, but you can also use the ``check`` command:
+file, but you can also use once again the ``status`` command:
 
 .. code-block:: bash
 
-	remi ~/myAwesomeProject]$ xolti check app.js
+	remi ~/myAwesomeProject]$ xolti status app.js
 	Correct header.
 
 That's it ! Your project is correctly licensed :).
 
 Detecting incorrect headers
@@ -141,20 +135,20 @@
 
 Now that we think of it, ``myAwesomeProject`` is not such a good name. ``myFantasticProject``
 is way better ! To let xolti know of our change of mind, we can edit the ``xolti.yml`` file,
 and replace the value of the key ``project_name`` by ``myFantasticProject``.
 
-If we ``check`` again the ``app.js`` file, xolti warns us about its now incorrect header:
+When we ask xolti once again about the status of the ``app.js`` file, it warns us about the now incorrect header:
 
 .. code-block:: bash
 
-	xolti check app.js
+	remi ~/myAwesomeProject]$ xolti status app.js
 	Line 5: expected "myFantasticProject" but got "myAwesomeProject".
 	Line 7: expected "myFantasticProject" but got "myAwesomeProject".
 	Line 12: expected "myFantasticProject" but got "myAwesomeProject".
 	Line 18: expected "myFantasticProject" but got "myAwesomeProject".
 
-You can then correct this outdated header.
+You can then manually correct this outdated header.
 
 Deleting the header in a file
 -----------------------------
 
 What if you decide that you no longer needs a header in your ``app.js`` ? Simply use the