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 * The Blogophon generates static HTML files from [Markdown articles](docs/markdown.md). These HTML files can be synchronized to remote servers and are fully independent of the Blogophon generator.
 * It uses simple, fast and [hackable templating](docs/development.md) via Mustache. It also supports multiple themes.
 * Generates a bunch of way to find your articles: Regular index pages, tag pages, author pages.
-* The Blogophon comes with a built-in image-scaler, which leads to responsive images.
+* The Blogophon comes with a built-in image-scaler for responsive images.
 * The default theme puts all relevant meta stuff into `<head>` for SEO and social sharing (via schema.org and OpenGraph).
 * A ton of [special features](docs/special-features.md) like RSS/ATOM newsfeeds, Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP), Facebook Instant Articles, etc.
 
 Requirements
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-Your _blog pages_ can be hosted on any web hosting service - it only consists of static files. You will need no PHP, MySQL or anything like that.
+The _Blogophon generator_ works on every platform with [NodeJs](https://nodejs.org/en/). This includes Windows, Mac OSX and Linux. The Blogophon can also be installed directly on your web host, as long as you have [NodeJs](https://nodejs.org/en/) installed on your web host and SSH access. The Blogophon generators generates your blog pages.
 
-The Blogophon _generator_ works on every platform with [NodeJs](https://nodejs.org/en/). This includes Windows, Mac OSX and Linux. The Blogophon can also be installed directly on your web host, as long as you have [NodeJs](https://nodejs.org/en/) installed on your web host and SSH access.
+Your _blog pages_ can be hosted on any web hosting service - it only consists of static files. You will need no PHP, MySQL or anything like that.
 
 Installation
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-1. Make sure you have [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/) with at least version 6 installed by calling `node -v`.
-1. Make sure you have [ImageMagick](http://www.imagemagick.org/) installed by calling `magick -help`. ImageMagick is needed for scaling images.
-1. Run `npm install -g blogophon` to install the Blogophon. If you do not have Node version 6 but at least Node version 4, install an older version of the Blogophon by calling `npm install -g [email protected]`.
+1. Make sure you have [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/) with at least version 6 installed. Call `node -v` to see your current version.
+1. Make sure you have [ImageMagick](http://www.imagemagick.org/) installed. Call `magick -version` to see your current version. ImageMagick is needed for scaling images.
+1. Run `npm install -g blogophon` to install the Blogophon. If you do not have Node version 6 but at least Node version 4, install Blogophon 1.3.0 by calling `npm install -g [email protected]`.
 1. Change to a folder you want to initialize a Blogophon blog project in.
 1. Run `blogophon` to start the configuration dialogue and enable [special features](docs/special-features.md).
 1. Set your web server's document root folder to `htdocs` of your Blogophon blog project (as this will be the folder where the HTML files will be generated by the Blogophon Generator).