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 # `!track` in Detail
-This document provides details on the use of the !track command for Poracle. The !track command allows you to customize the notifications that you will receive from your server that you may tune with these commands to get the information tailored to suit your needs.
+This document provides details on the use of the `!track` command for Poracle. The `!track` command allows you to customize the notifications that you will receive from your server that you may tune with these commands to get the information tailored to suit your needs.
 
 ## Notes
-* Some Pokémon are available from scanners without IV details. Poracle will treat these as having an IV of -1 in filtering decisions - specifiying a minimum IV of 0 (i.e. iv0) will exclude these. So to avoid having 2 notifications for a given Pokémon, specifiy an iv0 for it. If you don't care what its IV is and just want the Pokémon (to fill your Pokédex or get candy/XL), then leave the filter at iv -1, which is displayed as ?%.
-* If you do not specify a distance with the *d* filter, then the tracking will default to the areas that you have configured with !area command.
+* Some Pokémon are available from scanners without IV details. Poracle will treat these as having an IV of -1 in filtering decisions - specifiying a minimum IV of 0 (i.e. iv0) will exclude these. So to avoid having 2 notifications for a given Pokémon (one for the unscanned IVs and other with the IVs), specifiy an iv0 for it. If you don't care what its IV is and just want the Pokémon (to fill your Pokédex or get candy/XL), then leave the filter at iv -1, which is displayed as ?% in the notifications.
+* If you do not specify a distance with the *d* filter, then the tracking will default to the areas that you have configured with `!area` command. The *d* filter only works if you have a `!location` set.
 * Using a colon (:) in some filters is optional, but helps with non-English language processing.
 
 # Command Options
 
 | Filter    | Example                         | Description  |
 |----------|-------------------------------|------------|
-|           |`!track pikachu`<br>`!track 2 3 4`| Command used with no filters. This tracks the specified Pokémon within the area you are tracking in (see `!area` in [Options](options.md)). Tracking of Pokémon can be by name (e.g. Pikachu) or Pokédex number (e.g. 2). Ranges don't function for Pokémon numbers. For example `!track 2-4` will not work. You can use + to designate evolutions of the target Pokémon. For example: `!track 2+` would track Ivysaur and Venusaur. You can use Pokémon names with + as well. + will not function with !untrack |
+|           |`!track pikachu`<br>`!track 2 3 4`| Command used with no filters. This tracks the specified Pokémon within the area you are tracking in (see `!area` in [Options](options.md)). Tracking of Pokémon can be by name (e.g. Pikachu) or Pokédex number (e.g. 2). Ranges don't function for Pokémon numbers. For example `!track 2-4` will not work. You can use + to designate evolutions of the target Pokémon. For example: `!track 2+` would track Ivysaur and Venusaur. You can use Pokémon names with + as well. + will not function with `!untrack` |
 |d          |`!track pikachu d750`             | Filter to track Pokémon within meters of your set location (see `!location` in [Options](options.md)). This example tracks Pikachu within 750 meters |
 |iv         |`!track pikachu iv90`             | Filter for IV% of Pokémon. This example tracks Pikachu within the area you are tracking (see `!area` in [Options](options.md)) with a minimum IV of 90%. To set a maximum, use the range format, such as `!track pikachu iv90-99` |
 |[male\|female\|genderless]|`!track rattata male`            | Filter for gender. This example tracks male Rattata |
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 * If you track a Bulbasaur, it will show the ranks for evolutions (e.g. Ivysaur), but that tracking rule won't make it track Venusaur itself (i.e. a wild spawn).
 * You can directly track an evolution, like Ivysaur, and matching Bulbasaur will be found
 
-An example notification containing PVP information - you can see what this Eevee can become in Great and Ultra leagues in all its various forms. In the alert the display contains all the evolutions, if their rank/CP match. In this example, the Drilbur itself is going to have a CP of 1500 for Great League, but its evolution will not fit into this league
+An example notification containing PVP information - you can see what this Eevee can become in Great and Ultra leagues in all its various forms. In the alert the display contains all the evolutions, if their rank/CP match.
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+In this example, the Drilbur itself is going to have a CP of 1500 for Great League, but its evolution will not fit into this league
 
 #### Example Notfication
 Drilbur♂ 88.9% (10/15/15)<br>