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@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
-# *Untitled Social Media Consumption Project*
+# *Untitled Project for the Social Consumption of Media*
 
-*(last updated 2023-06-11)*
+*(last updated 2023-06-22)*
 
-![watchy the watch-witch](witch_watch_scary_logo.png)
+![watchy the witch-tv](witch_watch_scary_logo.png)
 
-This is the main repository for USMCP, formerly "Witch Watch", formerly "What2.Watch",
-etc. etc. USMCP is intended to primarily support the following things as an end user:
+This is the main repository for UPSCM, formerly "Witch Watch", formerly "What2.Watch",
+etc. etc. UPSCM is intended to primarily support the following things as an end user:
 * keep track of things you want to watch, eg, TV shows, movies, videos, etc.
     * including type of thing, whether or not it's private, whether you watched it already, etc.
 * keep track of people you want to watch those things with
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ As a developer, it's meant to be easy to work on:
 ### Rust
 
 Like most Rust projects, it's broken up into at least two distinct crates, a [`bin`](src/main.rs) crate that acts as
-a thin veneer over and runner for the main entry point inside the [`lib`](src/lib.rs) crate. The lib
+a thin veneer over and runner for application, defined inside a [`lib`](src/lib.rs) crate. The lib
 crate exposes a couple public functions and datastructures used in the bin crate and in testing, but
 otherwise mostly brings some lib-crate-wide types into the `crate::` scope and defines the `app`
 method that returns an [Axum::Router](https://docs.rs/axum/latest/axum/struct.Router.html), and
@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ At the project root, next to the `src/` directory, are two other directories:
 * `migrations/`: SQL files that define the schemas and add things like indexs and triggers
 * `templates/`: HTML templates used by one or more Askama templates to control presentation
 
-It's likely that there will be `css/` and `javascript` directories in the future. Likewise code for
+It's likely that there will be `css/` and `javascript/` directories in the future. Likewise code for
 helping with deploying or monitoring.
 
 ## Development goals
@@ -102,9 +102,9 @@ outlined at the top are working. The front end is approximately unstarted.
 The current development priorities are, in order from most to least important,
 
 * finishing the `watches` module, allowing adding things to watch to the system and to your own watchlist
-* more front-end templates to support the `watches` operations
 * full-text-search with Tantivy
     * realistically, you need this as soon as you can start adding data to it
+* endpoints for inviting friends to watch stuff with you
 
 After that, it will be a focus on the front end, and possibly a Flutter/Dart app for mobile. For the
 web client, I'm leaning toward something like [HTMx](https://htmx.org/docs/#introduction) but am not