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packages/blog-platform/README.md

@@ -1,63 +1,65 @@
-# Blog platform 
 
-A app that allwos you to do blogging
-
-## Library
-In the library folder you can find all code that is handling the file data.
+# Blog Platform
 
+An app that allows you to do blogging.
 
 ## CLI
 
-This is the UI
+This is the app you can interact with:
 
-<img src="./demo-cli.gif" width="600" />
+![CLI Demo](./demo-cli.gif)
 
-There is a CLI application inside [./cli](./cli), that allows you to do the basic functionality.
+The CLI code is defined in [./cli](./cli).
 
-Install from remote: 
+Install from npm:
 
 ```sh
 npm install @peerbit/blog -g
 ```
 
-Launch it
+Launch it:
+
 ```sh
 blog
 ```
 
+### Run CLI from Local Build
 
-### Run CLI from local build
-To run from local build do:
+To run from a local build, do the following:
 
-First go [./cli](./cli)
+First, navigate to [./cli](./cli):
 
-```
+```sh
 yarn
 yarn build
-node  ./cli/lib/esm/bin.js
+node ./lib/esm/bin.js
 ```
 
+## Library
+
+In the library folder, you can find all the code that handles file data. The CLI app uses this library to provide functionality.
+
+## Deploying the Blog Platform to a Server for Persistence
 
-## Deploying the blog-platform to a server for persistance
-To keep state available for peers when few peers are online, you might want to host a dedicated server for this. With the Peerbit cli it looks something like this 
+To keep the state available for peers when only a few peers are online, you might want to host a dedicated server for this. With the Peerbit CLI, it looks something like this:
 
 ```sh
 npm install -g @peerbit/server
-peerbit remote spawn aws --count 1 --size medium --name "blog-platform" 
+peerbit remote spawn aws --count 1 --size medium --name "blog-platform"
 ```
-wait for server to become ready, then do:
+
+Wait for the server to become ready, then do:
 
 ```sh
 peerbit remote connect blog-platform-1
 install @peerbit/blog-sdk
 program open --variant blog-posts
 ```
 
-Now you have launched a server on your AWS account in the default region. This node will keep whatever posts other have created, and will be available when new peers want to read posts, but no other are online, except this server.
-
-## Express server API wrapper
+Now, you have launched a server on your AWS account in the default region. This node will maintain whatever posts others have created and will be available when new peers want to read posts, but no others are online, except this server.
 
-This package contains an express server that wraps the blog client.
+## Express Server API Wrapper
 
-see [./server](./server) for more info
+This package contains an Express server that wraps the blog client.
 
+See [./server](./server) for more information.