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@@ -32,8 +32,8 @@ llama-cli --model <model name>.gguf --control-vector-scaled <model name>-dark.gg
 **NOTE:** 
 
 - Use ***positive scale factors*** to make the model "***more dark***" or "***more chaotic***".
-- I suggest you use `--control-vector-scaled <model name>-dark.gguf 0.5` and `--control-vector-scaled <model name>-chaos.gguf 0.5` to start and then test the effect.
-- The `--control-vector-scaled <model name>-chaos.gguf` in general seems less effective than `--control-vector-scaled <model name>-dark.gguf`.
-  Some models like `command-r:35b` and `command-r-plus:104b` need lower scale factors, whereas `miqu-1:70b` seems to need (much) higher scale factors to stamp out redemption arcs.
-- You can use one control vector file alone if you want, or alternatively set the scale factor to `0.0` for any traits you don't want to use.
+- I suggest you use `--control-vector-scaled 0.5` and `--control-vector-scaled 0.5` to start and then test the effect.
+- The "chaos" control vectors generally seems less effective than the "dark" control vectors.
+- Some models like `command-r:35b` and `command-r-plus:104b` need lower scale factors, whereas `miqu-1:70b` seems to need (much) higher scale factors to stamp out pesky redemption arcs.
+- You can use one control vector file alone if you want, or alternatively set the scale factor to `0.0` for traits you don't want to use.
 - You can use the same "`--control-vector-scaled`" command line arguments for "`llama-server`" as in the above "`llama-cli`" examples.