diff --git a/www/index.pl b/www/index.pl
index 12d1b25..ccc6cf1 100755
--- a/www/index.pl
+++ b/www/index.pl
@@ -349,12 +349,13 @@ TUWF::get '/info/about' => sub {
     <p>
      The state of online indices of manual pages used to be a sad one. Existing
      sites used to only offer you a single version of a man page: From one
-     origin, and often only in a single language. Most didn't even tell you where
-     the manual actually originated from, making it very hard to determine
-     whether the manual you found actually applied to your situation and even
+     origin, and often only in a single language. Most didn't even tell you
+     where the manual actually originated from, making it very hard to
+     determine whether the manual you found applied to your situation and even
      harder to find a manual for a specific system. Additionally, some sites
      rendered the manuals in an unreadable way, didn't correctly handle special
-     formatting - like tables - or didn't correctly display non-ASCII characters.
+     formatting - like tables - or didn't correctly display non-ASCII
+     characters.
     </p><p>
      Nowadays there are many good alternatives, but Manned.org was one of the
      sites created in order to improve that situation. This site aims to index
@@ -382,9 +383,11 @@ TUWF::get '/info/about' => sub {
       <dt><code>/&lt;name>[.&lt;section>]</code></dt><dd>
        Will try to get the latest and most-close-to-upstream version of a man
        page (e.g. <a href="/socket">/socket</a> or <a
-       href="/socket.7">/socket.7</a>). Note that this may fetch the man page
-       from any available system, so may result in confusing scenarios for
-       system-specific documentation.</dd>
+       href="/socket.7">/socket.7</a>). Note that this will fetch the man page
+       from any of the available systems, so may result in confusing scenarios
+       for system-specific documentation. I try to at least keep the selection
+       algorithm stable and deterministic, but can't provide any
+       guarantees.</dd>
       <dt><code>/man/&lt;system>/&lt;name>[.&lt;section>]</code></dt><dd>
        Will get the latest version of a man page from the given system (e.g. <a
        href="/man/ubuntu-xenial/rsync">/man/ubuntu-xenial/rsync</a>)</dd>
@@ -497,15 +500,16 @@ TUWF::get '/info/about' => sub {
      Weekly dumps of the full database are available for download at
      <a href="http://dl.manned.org/dumps/">http://dl.manned.org/dumps/</a>.
      <br /><br />
-     Be warned that the download server may not be terribly reliable, so it is
-     advisable to use a client that supports resumption of partial downloads. See
-     <a href="/wget">wget's -c</a> or <a href="/curl">curl's -C</a>.
+     Be warned that the download server may not be terribly fast or reliable,
+     so it is advisable to use a client that supports resumption of partial
+     downloads. See <a href="/wget">wget's -c</a> or
+     <a href="/curl">curl's -C</a>.
      <br /><br />
      The database schema is "documented" at <a
      href="https://code.blicky.net/yorhel/manned/src/branch/master/sql/schema.sql">schema.sql</a>
      in the git repo. Note that these dumps don't constitute a stable API and,
      while this won't happen frequently, incompatible schema changes or Postgres
-     major version bumps may occur.
+     major version bumps will occassionally occur.
     </p>
 
     <h2 id="other-systems">Other systems</h2>
@@ -529,6 +533,7 @@ TUWF::get '/info/about' => sub {
      This site isn't nearly as awesome yet as it could be. Here's some ideas that
      would be nice to have in the future:
      <ul>
+      <li>Better browsing and discovery features.</li>
       <li>Improved, more intelligent, search,</li>
       <li><a href="/apropos.1">apropos(1)</a> emulation(?),</li>
       <li>Diffs between various versions of a man page,</li>