Revert "ignore and restore stitches changed"

This reverts commit b0983e2.

docs/Replace.md

@@ -3,39 +3,39 @@ layout: default
 title: Modify stitches
 ---
 
-Ignore/restore stitches
+Drop/restore stitches
 =======================
 
 ![](images/legend-and-ids.png)
 
-How to modify stitches is explained in the getting started [tutorial](index#modify-stitches).
-A more advanced subject is skipping/ignoring stitches and restore them.
+How to modify stitches is explained in the getting started [tutorial](#modify-stitches).
+A more advanced subject is skipping/dropping stitches and restore them.
 
-Ignore stitches
+Drop stitches
 -------------
-To remove a stitch from the pair diagram, you can use `-` (a single dash and no other symbols) for the stitch.
+To remove a stitch from the pattern, you can use `-` (a single dash and no other symbols) for the stitch.
 If you delete all the text from a stitch field, the default value is used.  
 The default stitch is `ctc`.
 
-_Warning_: ignored stitches may cause weird thread diagrams
+_Warning_: too many adjacent dropped stitches may cause weird thread diagrams
 in which the pairs swap before a stitch is made.
 
 Restore stitches
 -------------
-An explanation of a versatile [Binche](Binche) pattern still uses the old old method explained as stitches.
-That method no longer.
-When the address bars has `GroundForge/tile` please replace it to `GroundForge/stitches`.
-Then you get subsection of a page with a button to restore ignored stitches.
+An explanation of a versatile [Binche](Binche) pattern still uses the old old method to explain dropping stitches.
+That method still works though the pattern no longer has colors.
+You can drop the stitches also in the new style pair diagram,
+but to restore a dropped stitch you need the diagram under `edit pattern`.
 
 Reconnected stitches
 --------------------
-When stitches are ignored, the algorithm has to reconnect the involved pairs with the adjacent stitches.
+When stitches are dropped, the algorithm has to reconnect the involved pairs with the adjacent stitches.
 
-The green annotations in the screen shot below show how the remaining stitches reconnect in the pair diagram after an ignored stitch.
+The green annotations in the screen shot below show how the remaining stitches reconnect in the pair diagram after a dropped stitch.
 One case is straight forward. In the other case, because the GroundForge pair diagram treats stitch-pin-stitch as a single stitch, the stitches are merged two by two.
 
 The ![animate](/GroundForge/images/animate.png) button simulates what the pattern looks like when the connections between stitches act like springs.
-The same spring behaviour is used to create the thread diagrams.  Applying the animate button creates a pair diagram that can be used as a pricking for the thread diagram. 
+The same spring behaviour is used to create the thread diagrams.  Aplying the animate button creates a pair diagram that can be used as a pricking for the thread diagram. 
 
 You can [try](/GroundForge/tiles?patchWidth=12&patchHeight=13&g1=ctct&e1=ctct&c1=ctct&a1=ctct&f2=ctct&b2=-&g3=ctct&e3=ctct&c3=ctct&a3=ctct&h4=ctct&f4=-&d4=ctct&b4=ctct&g5=ctct&e5=ctct&c5=ctct&a5=ctct&f6=ctct&b6=ctct&g7=ctct&e7=ctct&c7=ctct&a7=ctct&h8=ctct&f8=ctct&d8=ctct&b8=ctct&tile=5-5-5-5-,-5---5--,B-C-B-C-,-5-5-5-5,5-5-5-5-,-5---5--,B-C-B-C-,-5-5-5-5,&footsideStitch=tctct&tileStitch=ctct&headsideStitch=tctct&shiftColsSW=0&shiftRowsSW=8&shiftColsSE=8&shiftRowsSE=8)
 variations.