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@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Pick a channel and user whose chat logs you want to use for creating your custom
 
 You can follow [this guide](https://turbofuture.com/internet/Discord-Channel-ID) to learn how to find a channel's ID. Make sure that you include the full username with the , and wrap it in quotes if it contains spaces. The `--dirty` flag prevents the outputted dataset files from being deleted. Downloaded chat logs get saved and reused, but you can set the `--redownload` flag if you want to update the logs.
 
-You may have noticed the the model creation step was skipped. This is because no base model was selected, but before you specify a base model, you should analyze the generated dataset located in the directory mentioned in the logs. Chat messages are parsed into a dataset by grouping individual messages sent within a certain timeframe into "thoughts", where each thought is a completion in the dataset. The default for this timeframe is 10 seconds. The length of each thought must also be within the minimum and max thought length. The defaults for these are 4 words and `None`, or optional. If your dataset looks a bit off, try different settings using the `--ttime`, `--tmin`, and `--ttmax` options: 
+You may have noticed that the model creation step was skipped. This is because no base model was selected, but before you specify a base model, you should analyze the generated dataset located in the directory mentioned in the logs. Chat messages are parsed into a dataset by grouping individual messages sent within a certain timeframe into "thoughts", where each thought is a completion in the dataset. The default for this timeframe is 10 seconds. The length of each thought must also be within the minimum and max thought length. The defaults for these are 4 words and `None`, or optional. If your dataset looks a bit off, try different settings using the `--ttime`, `--tmin`, and `--ttmax` options: 
 
 `discordai model create -c <channel_id> -u "<username>" --ttime <timeframe> --tmax <thought_max> --tmin <thought_min> --dirty`