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@@ -12,22 +12,22 @@ of servers within a production environment.
 QUICK START
 -----------
 
-For the impatient, `sudo pip install ansible` and add these lines to your group_vars/all:
+For the impatient, `sudo pip install ansible` :
+  ```bash:
+  # install pip (Python package manager) and ansible
+  $ sudo easy_install pip
+  $ sudo pip install ansible
+  ```
 
-```bash:
-# install pip (Python package manager) and ansible
-$ sudo easy_install pip
-$ sudo pip install ansible
-```
-
-```YAML:group_vars/all
-# deploy tag
-tag: Deploy1
-
-# path
-seeder_files_path:  ~/builds
-destination_path:   /opt/hoge
-```
+and add these lines to your group_vars/all:
+  ```YAML:group_vars/all
+  # deploy tag
+  tag: Deploy1
+  
+  # path
+  seeder_files_path:  ~/builds
+  destination_path:   /directorypath/hoge/
+  ```
 
 
 HOW IT WORKS
@@ -45,24 +45,24 @@ All involved servers must have python and pizg installed and the related murder
 support files (BitTornado, etc.). To upload the support files to the
 tracker, seeder, and peers, run:
 
-```bash:
-$ ansible-playbook -i prodction setup.yml
-```
+  ```bash:
+  $ ansible-playbook -i prodction setup.yml
+  ```
 
 By default, these will go in `/usr/local/murder` in your apps deploy directory. 
 Override this by setting the variable `remote_murder_path`. 
 
 Before deploying, you must start the tracker:
 
-```bash:
-$ ansible-playbook -i prodction start_tracker.yml
-```
+  ```bash:
+  $ ansible-playbook -i prodction start_tracker.yml
+  ```
 
 At this point you should be able to deploy normally:
 
-```bash:
-$ ansible-playbook -i prodction deploy.yml
-```
+  ```bash:
+  $ ansible-playbook -i prodction deploy.yml
+  ```
 
 
 MANUAL USAGE (ansible-lssd without a deploy strategy)
@@ -70,62 +70,70 @@ MANUAL USAGE (ansible-lssd without a deploy strategy)
 
 Modify a ./production and ./group_vars/all, manually define servers:
 
-```INI:production
-# ansible host
-[ansible_host]
-localhost ansible_connection=local
+./production:
+  ```INI:production
+  # ansible host
+  [ansible_host]
+  localhost ansible_connection=local
+  
+  # tracker node
+  [tracker]
+  10.0.0.1
+  
+  # seeder node
+  [seeder]
+  10.0.0.1
+  
+  # peer nodes
+  [peer]
+  10.1.1.1
+  10.1.1.2
+  10.1.1.3
+  ```
 
-# tracker node
-[tracker]
-10.0.0.1
-
-# seeder node
-[seeder]
-10.0.0.1
-
-# peer nodes
-[peer]
-10.1.1.1
-10.1.1.2
-10.1.1.3
-```
-
-```YAML:group_vars/all
-# deploy tag
-tag: Deploy1
-
-# path
-seeder_files_path:  ~/builds
-destination_path:   /opt/hoge  # or some other directory
-```
+group_vars/all:
+  ```YAML:group_vars/all
+  # deploy tag
+  tag: Deploy1
+  
+  # path
+  seeder_files_path:  ~/builds
+  destination_path:   /opt/hoge  # or some other directory
+  ```
 
 To distribute a directory of files, first make sure that murder is set
 up on all hosts, then manually run the murder cap tasks:
 
 1. Start the tracker:
 
-```bash:
-$ ansible-playbook -i prodction start_tracker.yml
-```
+  ```bash:
+  $ ansible-playbook -i prodction start_tracker.yml
+  ```
 
 2. Create a torrent from a directory of files on the seeder, and start seeding:
 
-```bash:
-$ scp -r ./builds host1:~/builds
-$ ansible-playbook -i prodction create_torrent.yml
-$ ansible-playbook -i prodction start_seeder.yml
-```
+  ```bash:
+  # copy to seeder node
+  $ scp -r ./builds 10.0.0.1:~/builds
+  
+  # create torrent file
+  $ ansible-playbook -i prodction create_torrent.yml
+  
+  # start seeding
+  $ ansible-playbook -i prodction start_seeder.yml
+  ```
 
 3. Distribute the torrent to all peers:
 
-```bash:
-$ ansible-playbook -i prodction deploy.yml
-```
+  ```bash:
+  $ ansible-playbook -i prodction deploy.yml
+  ```
+
 4. Stop the seeder and tracker:
 
-```bash:
-$ ansible-playbook -i prodction stop_seeder_and_tracker.yml
-```
+  ```bash:
+  $ ansible-playbook -i prodction stop_seeder_and_tracker.yml
+  ```
 
 When this finishes, all peers will have the files in /opt/hoge/Deploy1