diff --git a/schema.sql b/schema.sql
index 0f073e3..197a1cc 100644
--- a/schema.sql
+++ b/schema.sql
@@ -73,7 +73,10 @@ INSERT INTO systems (id, name, release, short, relorder) VALUES
   (17, 'Ubuntu',     '12.04', 'ubuntu-precise',  15),
   (18, 'Debian',     '1.1',   'debian-buzz',     0),
   (19, 'Debian',     '1.2',   'debian-rex',      1),
-  (20, 'Debian',     '1.3',   'debian-bo',       2);
+  (20, 'Debian',     '1.3',   'debian-bo',       2),
+  (21, 'Debian',     '2.0',   'debian-hamm',     3),
+  (22, 'Debian',     '2.1',   'debian-slink',    4),
+  (23, 'Debian',     '2.2',   'debian-potato',   5);
 
 
 -- Removes any path components and compression extensions from the filename.
diff --git a/util/deb.sh b/util/deb.sh
index 2c86a11..4e4f3f2 100755
--- a/util/deb.sh
+++ b/util/deb.sh
@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ syncrepo() {
   for CMP in $COMPONENTS; do
     echo "MANDIFF-COMPONENT: $CMP" >>"$PFN"
     TFN="$TMP/Packages-$CMP.bz2"
-    $CURL "${REPO}dists/$DISTRO/$CMP/binary-i386/Packages.bz2" -o "$TFN"
+    $CURL "${REPO}dists/$DISTRO/$CMP/binary-i386/Packages.bz2" -o "$TFN" 2>/dev/null
     if [ -s "$TFM" ]; then
       bzcat "$TFN" >>"$PFN"
     else
@@ -287,6 +287,27 @@ debian_bo() {
   syncrepo 20 "http://archive.debian.org/debian/" "bo" "main" "dists/bo/main/Contents-i386.gz"
 }
 
+debian_hamm() {
+  syncrepo 21 "http://archive.debian.org/debian/" "hamm" "main hamm contrib non-free"
+}
+
+debian_slink() {
+  syncrepo 22 "http://archive.debian.org/debian/" "slink" "main contrib non-free"
+}
+
+debian_potato() {
+  syncrepo 23 "http://archive.debian.org/debian/" "potato" "main contrib non-free"
+}
+
+debian_old() {
+  debian_buzz
+  debian_rex
+  debian_bo
+  debian_hamm
+  debian_slink
+  debian_potato
+}
+
 
 "$@"
 
diff --git a/www/index.pl b/www/index.pl
index 9e5f22c..7b51c0e 100755
--- a/www/index.pl
+++ b/www/index.pl
@@ -57,9 +57,9 @@ sub home {
   p style => 'float: none';
    # Relevant query: SELECT count(distinct hash), count(distinct name), count(*), count(distinct package) FROM man;
    # It's far too slow to run that on every pageview. :-(
-   lit 'Indexing <b>493,399</b> versions of <b>120,090</b> manual pages found in <b>1,598,828</b> files of <b>171,724</b> packages.';
+   lit 'Indexing <b>519,202</b> versions of <b>127,527</b> manual pages found in <b>1,663,033</b> files of <b>176,474</b> packages.';
    br;
-   txt 'At this point only Arch Linux and Ubuntu have been indexed. More systems and repositories will be added later on.';
+   txt 'At this point only Arch Linux, Ubuntu and some versions of Debian have been indexed. More systems and repositories will be added later on.';
   end;
 
   h2 'Browse the manuals';
@@ -105,7 +105,22 @@ sub about {
   h1 'About Manned.org';
 
   h2 'Goal';
-  p 'Blah.';
+  p; lit <<'  _';
+   The state of online indices of manual pages is a sad one. Existing sites
+   only offer you a single version of a man page: From one origin, and often
+   only in a single language. Most don't even tell you where the manual
+   actually originated from, making it very hard to determine whether the
+   manual you found actually applies to your situation and even harder to find
+   a manual from a specific system. Additionally, some sites render the manuals
+   in an unreadable way, don't correctly handle special formatting - like
+   tables - or don't correctly display non-ASCII characters.
+   <br /><br />
+   Manned.org was created in order to improve this situation. This site aims to
+   index the manual pages from a variaty of systems, both old and new, and
+   allows you to browse through the various versions of a manual page to find
+   out how each system behaves.
+  _
+  end;
 
   h2 'The indexing process';
   p; lit <<'  _';
@@ -128,7 +143,9 @@ sub about {
      href="http://archive.debian.org/debian/">http://archive.debian.org/debian/</a>.
      For buzz, rex and bo, only the 'main' component has been indexed, and
      we're missing a few man pages because some packages were missing from the
-     repository archives.
+     repository archives. For the other releases, all components (main, contrib
+     and non-free) from the $release and $release-updates repositories are
+     indexed.
     </dd>
    </dl><br />
    Only packages for a single architecture (i386 or i686) are scanned. To my
@@ -145,7 +162,7 @@ sub about {
   h2 'Other systems';
   p; lit <<'  _';
    I'd love to index the manuals of most major Linux distributions in the
-   future. In the short term, this means all Debian and Fedora releases will
+   future. In the short term, this means all Fedora and OpenSUSE releases will
    get indexed. In the long term, many others may be added as well.
    <br /><br />
    It would also be great to index a few non-Linux systems such as *BSD,