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@@ -19,11 +19,11 @@ New in spot 0.9.2a:
 
     - ltlfilt:  Filter lists of formulas according to several criteria
                 (e.g., match only safety formulas that are larger than
-	        some given size).  Besides being used as a "grep" tool
-	        for formulas, this can also be used to convert
-	        files of formulas between different syntaxes, apply
-	        some simplifications, check whether to formulas are
-	        equivalent, ...
+		some given size).  Besides being used as a "grep" tool
+		for formulas, this can also be used to convert
+		files of formulas between different syntaxes, apply
+		some simplifications, check whether to formulas are
+		equivalent, ...
 
     - ltl2tgba: Translate LTL/PSL formulas into Büchi automata (TGBA,
                 BA, or Monitor).  A fondamental change to the
@@ -43,7 +43,9 @@ New in spot 0.9.2a:
     test versions of genltl and randltl have been removed from the
     source tree.  The old version of ltl2tgba with its gazillion
     options is still is src/tgbatest/ and is meant to be used for
-    testing only.
+    testing only.  Although ltlcross is meant to replace LBTT, we
+    are still using both tools in this release, but this is likely
+    the last time we redistribute LBTT.
 
   * New features in the Spot library:
 
@@ -85,9 +87,10 @@ New in spot 0.9.2a:
       automaton.
 
     - The enumerate_cycles class implements the Loizou-Thanisch
-      algorithm to enumerate the cycles of a SCC.  As an example of
-      use, the is_weak_scc() function will tell whether an SCC is weak
-      (all its cycles are accepting, or none of them are).
+      algorithm to enumerate elementary cycles in a SCC.  As an
+      example of use, is_weak_scc() will tell whether an SCC is
+      inherently weak (all its cycles are accepting, or none of them
+      are).
 
     - parse_lbt() will parse an LTL formula expressed in the prefix
       syntax used (at least) by LBT, LBTT and Scheck.