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+README notes
+------------
+
+Main screenshot:
+- some git log
+- selenized logo
+- gotop
+- https://github.com/karlstav/cava
+
+Selenized is a color theme for terminals and text editors, carefully designed
+using professional grade CIE Lab color space for maximum readability and great
+eye comfort.
+
+- make the contrast just right: strong but not tiring to the eyes
+- adjust lightness of all colors for uniform readability
+- select colors in a way that boosts code comprehension
+- make it as beautiful and visually pleasing as possible
+
+Read more about the design [here](features-and-design.md).
+
+Limestone
+---------
+
+Based on years of experience gained developing selenized,
+
+unmatched readability
+
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 Schoonover.  Solarized has some great features, but it does have a few issues
 as well (this is why I have created Selenized) - they are discussed below.
 
+* too dark
+* not enough contrast
+* confusing accent colors
+* hacky implementation
+
 
 
 Confusing accent colors