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infra/GutUsageExamples.md

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 # Reponame regexes
 
-The core of `gut` is to run `git` commands over a set of repos with reponames matching a regex. `gut` support "extended" regexes, so one can easily match complex patterns if needed. In daily use very simple regexes are usually enough. `^` and `$` are bound to the beginning and end of the reponame.
+The core of `gut` is to run `git` commands over a set of repos with reponames matching a regex. `gut` supports "extended" regexes, so one can easily match complex patterns if needed. In daily use very simple regexes are usually enough. `^` and `$` are bound to the beginning and end of the reponame.
 
 Some examples:
 
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ The very basic task of getting started:
 gut clone -o giellalt -r ^lang
 ```
 
-This will clone all repos in the `giellalt` org matching the regular expression `^lang` in the repo name. Use option `-u` to clone using the `https` protocol instead of `ssh`:
+This will clone all repos in the `giellalt` org matching the regular expression `^lang` in the repo name. Use option `-u` to clone using the `https` protocol instead of `ssh`/`git`:
 
 ```sh
 gut clone -u -o giellalt -r ^lang