Some trivial rewording in the README.

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@@ -5,13 +5,13 @@ A simple `docker compose up` will launch this on your machine. The **home** page
By default the contents of `dat.live` will be mounted, so changes made on the **administration** page will modify `dat.live/events.json`.
If you want to experiment a little without interfering with the master calendar there is a `dat.test` folder that can be used instead by launching with...
If you want to experiment a little without interfering with the master calendar there is a `dat.test` folder that can be used instead. Switch to using that folder by launching with...
```bash
HLBDAT=dat.test docker compose up
```
Even if you forget, you'd still need to `git add`, `git commit` and `git push` on your local machine. Moreover, *somebody* would need to `git pull` and `docker restart` on the production hosting environment before anybody else would see what you've done, so this is **super** low risk.
Even if you forget to use the `dat.test` folder, you'd still need to `git add`, `git commit` and `git push` before anything leaves your local machine. Moreover, *somebody* would need to `git pull` and `docker restart` on the production hosting environment before anybody else would see what you've done, so this is **super** low risk.
If you make some changes to `dat.live/events.json` and want to undo them, a `git status` might show something like this...