Mostly refactoring, no effective changes here.

README

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-Sedimentology - a bukkit plugin that simulates erosion and sedimentation.
+Sedimentology
+
+  -- a bukkit plugin that simulates erosion and sedimentation.
+
+~~~~
+
+This plugin attempts to create processes that are involved in the
+transport and deposition of sediments:
 
-This plugin attempts to create processes that are involved in the transport
-and deposition of sediments:
 - water picking up material
 - transportation down slopes
 - weather influence
 - material falling down cliffs
 - material decaying/degrading into smaller grained materials
 
-The plugin doesn't properly recreate real geologic processes, instead it
-mimics the bahavior of erosion and deposition by rolling a dice for
-most of the factors involved, and if the roll was succesful, proceed
-to the next step.
-
-Material hardness and resistance are taken into account - some materials
-are easier displaced than others. Some materials degrade easier than
-others. Some materials (sand) have a different angle of repose.
-
-This plugin isn't meant to enhance game play per se, it will operate slowly
-over time and vegetation will prevent most of it's effects from taking
-a toll on the landscape in most cases, so it will take a long time in
-default settings from actually doing anything noticeable. Because dirt
-naturally gets a grass cover in Minecraft it will be unlikely that
-this plugin does significant damage to your world. Of course, planting
-stuff is still advisable if you want to reduce the effects of the plugin
-further.
+The plugin doesn't properly recreate real geologic processes, instead
+it mimics the bahavior of erosion and deposition by rolling a dice
+for most of the factors involved, and if the roll was succesful,
+proceed to the next step.
+
+Material hardness and resistance are taken into account - some
+materials are easier displaced than others. Some materials degrade
+easier than others. Some materials (sand) have a different angle
+of repose.
+
+This plugin isn't meant to enhance game play per se, it will operate
+slowly over time and vegetation will prevent most of it's effects
+from taking a toll on the landscape in most cases, so it will
+take a long time in default settings from actually doing anything
+noticeable. Because dirt naturally gets a grass cover in Minecraft
+it will be unlikely that this plugin does significant damage to your
+world. Of course, planting stuff is still advisable if you want to
+reduce the effects of the plugin further.
+
+~~~~
+
+Commands
+
+  /sed is equivalent to /sedimentology.
+
+  /sedimentology stats
+
+Display statistics from the plugin. The plugin keeps internal counters
+for modifications made and attempts, and this command allows you to
+display those statistics.
+
+  /sedimentology blocks <integer>
+
+Modify the number of blocks per cycle that the plugin will
+attempt to consider for modification. Note that due to the various
+factors involved, this number will almost never equal the number of
+modifications made per cycle - but increasing it will accelerate the
+erosion process.
+
+  /sedimentology protect <boolean>
+
+Enable or disable protection if Factions or Towny is present. If they
+are not, all land is unprotected. By default, if Factions or Towny
+is present there will be no modifications made to claimed blocks.
+
+  /sedimentology list
+
+List the worlds that will get the effects of this plugin
+
+  /sedimentology enable <world>
+  /sedimentology disable <world>
+
+Enable or disable the effects of this plugin for a particular world.
+
+  /sedimentology help
+
+Displays a help message describing the commands available.
+
+All these plugins require the "sedimentology" permission.
+
+~~~~
+
+Factions / Towny
+
+Both Factions and Towny are optional and this plugin will work even if
+they are not installed. If they are present however, the plugin will
+stop making modifications to claimed blocks. This can be configured
+disabled with the /sedimentology protect command.
+
+While I tested Factions support thoroughly, I can't currently test
+Towny integration, so feedback appreciated if you can test this for me.
+
+Bugs / Code For bugs, tips, donations please feel free to contact me:
+
+    Auke Kok - auke@foo-projects.org
+
+The project code is hosted on my github page:
+
+    https://github.com/sofar/Sedimentology
+
+The bukkit page for this plugin is here:
+
+    http://dev.bukkit.org/bukkit-plugins/sedimentology/
+
+More information can be found on the bukkit page. There is also a concepts
+discussion article, and screenshots are posted here for viewing as well.

plugin.yml

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 name: Sedimentology
 main: org.foo_projects.sofar.Sedimentology.Sedimentology
-version: 4
+version: 5
 softdepend: [Factions, Towny]
 commands:
     sedimentology: