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README.md

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 # DESCRIPTION
 
-**ngbuddy** ("Netgraph Buddy") is an rc.d script for managing netgraph(4) in mixed vm and jail environments. Netgraph provides a more flexible networking solution compared to the traditional if_bridge/epair/tap setup, a clearer and shorter list of virtual devices, and performance benefits for some workloads.
+**ngbuddy** ("Netgraph Buddy") is an rc.d script for managing netgraph(4) in mixed vm and jail environments. Netgraph provides a more flexible networking solution compared to the traditional if_bridge/epair/tap setup, offering a clearer and shorter list of virtual devices, and performance benefits for some workloads.
 
-**rc.conf** variables prefixed by **ngbuddy_** are used to manage ng_bridge(4) and ng_eiface(4) devices upon service start (and system boot). Additional tools assist with jail interface management, configuring vm-bhyve, naming vm-bhyve sockets, displaying basic statistics, and determine stable MAC addresses to help avoid collisions.
+**rc.conf** variables prefixed by **ngbuddy_** are used to manage ng_bridge(4) and ng_eiface(4) devices upon service start (and system boot). Additional tools assist with jail interface management, configuring vm-bhyve, naming vm-bhyve sockets, displaying basic statistics, and determining stable MAC addresses to help avoid collisions.
 
 # QUICK START EXAMPLE
 

ngbuddy.8

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 .SH DESCRIPTION
 \f[B]ngbuddy\f[R] (\[lq]Netgraph Buddy\[rq]) is an rc.d script for
 managing netgraph(4) in mixed vm and jail environments.
+Netgraph provides a more flexible networking solution compared to the
+traditional if_bridge/epair/tap setup, offering a clearer and shorter
+list of virtual devices, and performance benefits for some workloads.
+.PP
 \f[B]rc.conf\f[R] variables prefixed by \f[B]ngbuddy_\f[R] are used to
 manage ng_bridge(4) and ng_eiface(4) devices upon service start (and
 system boot).
 Additional tools assist with jail interface management, configuring
 vm\-bhyve, naming vm\-bhyve sockets, displaying basic statistics, and
-determining MAC addresses for easier guest migrations and avoiding MAC
-collisions.
+determining stable MAC addresses to help avoid collisions.
 .SH QUICK START EXAMPLE
 The following commands will configure a system for netgraph.
 .TP
 \f[B]service ngbuddy enable\f[R]
 Sets \f[B]rc.conf\f[R] variables to enable the ngbuddy service.
-If no bridge definitions are set, the following bridge definitions will
-be added:
+If no bridge definitions are set, the following default bridge
+definitions will be added:
 .PD 0
 .P
 .PD
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 .PD 0
 .P
 .PD
-\- Edit the new configuration as above, chaning the word
+\- Edit the new configuration as above and change the word
 \f[B]my_jail\f[R] to \f[B]new_jail1\f[R]
 .PD 0
 .P