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@@ -15,22 +15,17 @@ Enhances: emacs,
  emacs25
 Description: folding-editor minor mode for Emacs
  This package provides an Emacs minor mode for folding (hiding) custom
- regions.  It also provides an Isearch interface to the folds.
- Folding-mode can treat each document as a tree, where each branch is
- bounded by the special markers '{{{' and '}}}', and branches can be
- nested, thus creating a hierarchical structure.  Special markers are
- placed the beginning of line and are prefixed by the appropriate
- comment marker.  For example, in C++ mode, the beginning marker is:
- // {{{
+ regions.  It also provides an Isearch interface to the folds.  Folds
+ can be nested hierarchically.
  .
- Folding-mode is similar to a general-purpose Outline-mode or Org-mode
- It can CLOSE a fold so that only initial special marker and optional
- comment are visible visible, or it can ENTER a fold, hiding all text
- outside of the target.
+ Folding-mode is similar to a general-purpose Outline-mode or to
+ Org-mode.  It can CLOSE a fold so that only initial special marker
+ and optional fold name/comment are visible, or it can ENTER a fold so
+ that all text outside of the target fold is hidden.
  .
  The upstream maintainers of folding-mode do not recommend exclusively
  relying on folding-mode for code layout and navigation.  Hideshow and
  Imenu are more appropriate for folding code at a per-function() level
  of granularity.  In particular Imenu is more useful for this because
  it parses function indexes.  Folding mode is most useful for dividing
- code into broad operations and organising stubs while prototyping.
+ code into broad operations and for organising stubs while prototyping.