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@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ The output is an XQuery main module, which contains two external variables allow
 
 For convenience, if you have compiled a schema using `compile.bxs`, you can run `validate.bxs`, passing the schema and document locations:
 
-    basex -bschema=mySchema.xqy -buri=myDoc.xml
+    basex -bschema=mySchema.xqy -buri=myDoc.xml validate.bxs
     
 The output is again SVRL.
 
@@ -90,10 +90,10 @@ This is a pre-release and should be treated as such.
 Please refer to the issues for a list of known bugs and planned enhancements.
 
 ## Query language binding
-Your schema *must* specify a `queryBinding` value of : `xquery`, `xquery3` or `xquery31`, in any combination of upper or lower case.
+Your schema should specify a `queryBinding` value of : `xquery`, `xquery3` or `xquery31`, in any combination of upper or lower case.
 
 ## Inclusion and expansion
 
 These are not yet supported: see [#6](https://github.com/AndrewSales/XQS/issues/6). If your schema makes use of these, consider using a tool such as [SchXslt](https://github.com/schxslt/schxslt) to perform these steps in the meantime.
 
-**CAUTION** When compiling, avoid using the XQS namespace (`http://www.andrewsales.com/ns/xqs`) in your schema, which XQS uses for variables internal to the application.
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+**CAUTION** When compiling, avoid using the XQS namespace (`http://www.andrewsales.com/ns/xqs`) in your schema, which XQS uses for variables internal to the application.