Fixup argument list

README.md

@@ -134,20 +134,20 @@ Eg. an initializing function from module *bar* would have to be called
 
 Yep, this is a bit annoying, but:
 
- *  you'll get used,
+ *  You'll get used to it.
 
- *  since Bash has no namespaces, this is the only way to avoid conflicts
+ *  Since Bash has no namespaces, this is the only way to avoid conflicts
     without having to read every imported module's source code (recursively,
     and after every update).
 
- *  it can actually be helpful: seeing function like `jat__eval`, you
+ *  It can actually be helpful: seeing function like `jat__eval`, you
     *immediately know* it's from *jat* module (heck, you can call `sfdoc
-    -O jat__eval`),
+    -O jat__eval`).
 
- *  the above also applies to possible tools you might want to develop (it's
-    possible to *parse* module name from object name),
+ *  The above also applies to possible tools you might want to develop (it's
+    possible to *parse* module name from object name).
 
- *  it provides nice excuse to keep module and function names short!
+ *  It provides nice excuse to keep module and function names short!
 
 
 Creating new tests