diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index caed132..6403ee1 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ cp exemple.deploy.sh deploy.sh
 
 This script fetches data from Nostr and converts it to JSON for Hugo.
 
-You need to cusomize this to yourself:
+You need to cusomize the top of the file yourself:
 
 ```bash
 #!/bin/bash
@@ -74,37 +74,13 @@ PUBKEY="your_pubkey_here" <---- enter your pubkey
 RELAY="wss://relay.damus.io" <---- enter your principal relay
 DATA_DIR="data" <--- leave as is, useful if you are using a different SSG
 
-# Clean up old JSON files (optional)
-# rm -f data/*/*.json
+...
 
-# Define kind mappings
-declare -A KINDS
-KINDS[0]="profile/profile"
-KINDS[30023]="longform/blog"
-KINDS[36787]="music/tracks"
-KINDS[20]="pictures/photos"
-KINDS[22]="videos/videos"
-
-# Fetch each kind
-for kind in "${!KINDS[@]}"; do
-    output="${KINDS[$kind]}"
-    echo "Fetching kind $kind..."
-
-    # Create directory if it doesn't exist
-    mkdir -p "$DATA_DIR/$(dirname "$output")"
-
-    # Fetch and convert to JSON
-    nak req -k "$kind" -p "$PUBKEY" "$RELAY" | jq -s '.' > "$DATA_DIR/$output.json"
-
-    echo "Saved to $DATA_DIR/$output.json"
-done
-
-echo "All data fetched and converted!"
 ```
 
 ### 2. deploy.sh
 
-This script handles the full deployment process. You can do this more elegantly, but yeah... this is what i got.
+This script handles the full deployment process. You can do this more elegantly, but yeah... this is what i got. Same here, customize the top of the file to match your setup
 
 ```bash
 #!/bin/sh
@@ -114,19 +90,7 @@ SITE_DIR="/path/to/your-cloned-git"
 WEBROOT="/probably/var/www/html"
 LOG_FILE="$HOME/nostr-site-deploy.log"
 
-date '+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S' > $LOG_FILE
-
-cd $SITE_DIR
-/usr/bin/git pull >> $LOG_FILE
-/usr/bin/bash fetch-and-convert.sh >> $LOG_FILE
-/snap/bin/hugo --cleanDestinationDir >> $LOG_FILE
-
-# Optional and potentially dangerous: the generator will creates a random file name (fingerprint) for css and js to be picked up when you do changes to it. If you don't remove them, over time your directory will bloat. A new file is only created if there are changes.
-# This can be dangerous because if you set the webroot wrong, you're going to nuke stuff you wasn't supposed to.
-#/usr/bin/rm $WEBROOT/css/*
-#/usr/bin/rm $WEBROOT/js/*
-
-/usr/bin/rsync -av $SITE_DIR $WEBROOT/ >> $LOG_FILE
+...
 
 ```