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-# Dialogue Tree CLI Tool
+# Sapling: A Dialogue Tree CLI Utility
 
-This tool allows for easy creation and use of dialogue trees.
+Sapling allows for easy creation and use of dialogue trees.
 
 A dialogue tree is a series of dialogues which follow sequentially, though with
 branching options. Examples include "Choose Your Own Adventure" games, or the
@@ -9,32 +9,59 @@ dialogues seen in many video games.
 ## Structure
 
 A dialogue tree can be broken down into three distinct parts: the trunk,
-branches, and leafs. The trunk is the beginning of the dialogue. Generally
-speaking, it is a branch, with the exception that it has no previous options. A
+branches, and leafs. The trunk represents the main structure of the tree. Unlike
+a branch, which displays content and options, the trunk provides metadata.
+Generally speaking, it is a branch, with the exception that it has no options. A
 branch represents a choice taken in the dialogue. Branches flow to each other
-through leafs, which are the actual choices. A leaf is a data point, allowing
-for specific configuration of what information gets passed to the next branch,
-or even an end to the entire tree.
+through leafs, which are the actual choices.
+
+You can experience this yourself, by loading "Example Quest! - A Meta Dialogue
+Tree!". You can find the tree itself at [trees/example\_quest.yaml](
+trees/example_quest.yaml). To run it, just type `sapling -t
+trees/example_quest.yaml`.
 
 ## Building a New Tree
 
 To build a new tree, you have two options. You can manually edit a configuration
 file, or go through the construction wizard. Either way, the end result is a
 plain-text configuration file, which can be easily shared, edited, and viewed.
+For more details on the configuration file itself, check out the [Configuration
+ File documentation](docs/config_file.md), or the self-documented [configuration
+ file example](docs/config_file_example.yaml). Alternatively, you can checkout
+[Example Quest](trees/example_quest.yaml) for a complete treel
 
 ### Manual Edit
 
 1. Open your preferred text editor.
-2. Refer to the Configuration File documentation (docs/config\_file.md)
+2. Refer to the [Configuration File documentation](docs/config_file.md)
 3. Make your changes.
 4. Save your changes.
 
-### Automatic Edit
+### Automatic Edit -- Coming Soon(tm)!
 
-1. Run the configuration editor: `sapling --editor [--new][--file FILE]`
+1. Run the configuration editor: `sapling --edit [--new][--file FILE]`
 2. If you choose to create a new dialogue, `sapling` will generate a new file in
    your current directory.
-3. If you choose to modify an existing file, `sapling` will show you the basic
-   overview of the tree, and prompt you where you wish to edit.
+3. If you choose to modify an existing file, `sapling` will open the tree at the
+   trunk, and show you the first branch.
 4. Make your changes.
 5. Save your changes.
+
+More details on the editor can be found in the [Editor
+documentation](docs/editor.md).
+
+## Contributing
+
+You can contribute to Sapling by following these instructions:
+1. Fork this repository.
+2. In your fork, make your changes.
+3. Make sure your changes respect the [contribution
+   guidelines](CONTRIBUTING.md).
+4. Submit a pull request.
+
+## License
+
+Sapling is licensed under the MIT license. The full text can be found in
+[LICENSE](LICENSE).
+
+(c) 2017 Bill Niblock