Amended README.me

README.md

@@ -4,17 +4,17 @@ Transfer room contents from one Matrix server to another
 This small utility copies the content from one Matrix [1] server to another assuming the following
 prequisites have been met:
 
-1. Accounts with corresponding admin rights (creating rooms, etc.) have been created on both servers (named orig(in) and dest(ination) in the following),
+1. Accounts with corresponding admin rights (creating rooms, etc.) have been created on both servers (named orig(in) and dest(ination) in the following (admin rights are important as only rooms which are visible to the user on the orig server will be copied),
 2. The account on dest has been been invited to join orig by the account on the orig server. *This step is crucial* as it causes an OLM key transfer from orig to dest which is essential for any encrypted content to be copied,
 3. Corresponding credentials are stored in a TOML file called `.server_creds.toml` (located in the user's home directory per default), filename and location can be altered via a `-c <toml_file_path>` command line parameter,
 4. You need the Pypi modules `nio` and `toml` (cf. `requirements.txt`) and Python 3.10 or above.
 
 Caveats:
 - Device IDs are randomly generated (cf. the constructor of the `Matrix_Handler`class),
 - As access tokens are bound to a specific device, the code prefers passwords over (access) tokens (conincidentally, the code will work with an access token bound to a different device but resulting in a `LoginError`, this behaviour might be a pecularity of the Matrix server used for development and testing named Synapse [2]; so simply use passwords when in doubt)
-- All credentials (user names, passwords and tokens) be specified as command line parameters and take precedence over the contents of the credentials file (as per Unix default behaviour), cf. the implementation of the `Config` class,
-- As code simplicty was favoured over complex performance enhancements, don't expect ultra-fast content transfer speeds,
-- This code is very much *BETA*, forks and PRs are welcome!
+- All credentials (user names, passwords and tokens) can be specified as command line parameters and take precedence over the contents of the credentials file (as per Unix default behaviour), cf. the implementation of the `Config` class,
+- As code simplicty is favoured over complex performance enhancements, don't expect ultra-fast content transfer speeds especially when transferring a server with many rooms full of messages,
+- This code is very much *BETA*, so PRs are welcome!
 
 [1] https://matrix.org