diff --git a/templates/root.html b/templates/root.html
index e9291b9..ae59bc2 100644
--- a/templates/root.html
+++ b/templates/root.html
@@ -371,7 +371,6 @@ src="http://static1.robohash.com/static/img/indented_star.png" width="27" height
 
 
 
-
 <!-- *************************************************************************
 ******************************  BENEFITS SECTION  ****************************
 ************************************************************************** -->
@@ -395,7 +394,7 @@ src="http://static1.robohash.com/static/img/indented_star.png" width="27" height
   		<div class="benefit_right">
   
   			<span class="benefit_header">Super Easy</span>
-  			<p>Anytime you need a Robohash, just embed <br> &ltimg src="http://robohash.org/YOUR-TEXT.png"&gt<br></p>
+  			<p>Anytime you need a Robohash, just embed <br> &lt;img src="http://robohash.org/YOUR-TEXT.png"&gt;<br></p>
   		
         </div><!-- end of benefit right -->
   
@@ -414,7 +413,7 @@ src="http://static1.robohash.com/static/img/indented_star.png" width="27" height
   		<div class="benefit_right">
   
   			<span class="benefit_header">Styles of Robot</span>
-  			<p>Want a JPG instead? Fine. PNG? Fine. Want it as a bitmap? I think you're nutty. But fine. Just change the URL to request in any format you want. Use ?ignoreext=true to get the same robot across multiple format.</p>
+  			<p>Want a JPG instead? Fine. PNG? Fine. Want it as a bitmap? I think you're nutty. But fine. Just change the URL to request in any format you want. Use ?ignoreext=true for identical 'Bots across exts.</p>
   		
         </div><!-- end of benefit right -->
   
@@ -509,7 +508,7 @@ src="http://static1.robohash.com/static/img/indented_star.png" width="27" height
 
 	 <div class="section_title">Everyone needs Robots!</div>
 	<p>
-	RoboHash.org is here because Robots are funny, and because I needed the algorithm/art anyway for a Super-Awesome new forum I'm working on. If you use a specific set, it'll probably stay the same as it is now. If you use "any", it'll include any new sets I happen to add, to existing hashes may change. </p><p>
+	RoboHash.org is here because Robots are funny, and because I needed the algorithm/art anyway for a Super-Awesome new forum I'm working on. If you use a specific set, or a list of them, like "?sets=1,3"  , it'll probably stay the same as it is now. If you use "any", it'll include any new sets I happen to add, to existing hashes may change. </p><p>
 	
 	You should email me -