Polishing.

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@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ file you are reading now. There is even a good use-case for small
 programs and scripts. Do you presently keep your ~/bin contents under
 version control? If not, consider using SRC for them.  
 
-== XYZ already does single-file version control, why another one? ==
+== $VCS already does single-file version control, why another one? ==
 
 It is true, other VCSes already fulfill this simple criterion, SCCS
 and RCS being some of the earliest examples dating back to the 1970s and
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ named like .hg or .git). Scripts to impose a single-file concept on top
 of these systems do not go far enough with respect to the reasons SRC
 exists.
 
-== Is SRC a good system to learn about version control? ==
+== Is SRC a good system on which to learn about version control? ==
 
 YES! SRC is explicitly designed to have the bare-bones features and
 commands of a modern version control system. Keep in mind that SRC’s