Cleanup

README.md

@@ -6,16 +6,18 @@ Feel free to host your own version, or use [the one I host](https://firewallissu
 Inspired by [Pixi888's](https://www.reddit.com/user/Pixi888/) creation [bugidsearch.com](https://bugidsearch.com/).
 
 ## Data updates ##
-New versions are easily added using the process.html page
+Known and addressed issues for newly released versions are easily added using the process.html page
 - Copy the issue table's HTML from the webpage using devtools.
 - Fill out the process.html page's fields and paste in the table HTML.
-- Download the Markdown file
+- Download the Markdown file and put it into the correct folder.
 - Fix up the products.json file manually or run `update_products_from_issues.py`.
 - Submit a pull request.
 
-The date on the end of the file name is to have some idea of when the data was grabbed.  I would imagine that sometimes there are updates.
+The date on the end of the Markdown file names is to have some idea of when the data was grabbed.  I would imagine that sometimes there are updates.  (I plan to remove the dates in the future.  The git history should be sufficient.)
 
-There is intentionally no automated scaping, to avoid abuse of server resources.  Also releases are not that frequent.
+There is intentionally no automated scaping of Palo Alto's website, to avoid abuse of server resources.  Also releases are not that frequent.  A crawler to grab some data from the Common Crawl dataset was started but never really finished.
+
+Some data was collected early on when the HTMLTable -> Markdown code was kind of bad, so the formatting of the issue write-up tends to be bad on those.  Mostly PAN-OS 10 and 11 stuff.
 
 ## External references ##