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 =head1 Message Passing for the Non-Blocked Mind
 =head1 Introduction and Terminology
-This is a tutorial about how to get the swing of the new L<AnyEvent::MP>
+This is a tutorial about how to get the swing of the L<AnyEvent::MP>
-module, which allows programs to transparently pass messages within the
+module family, which allows processes to transparently pass messages to
-process and to other processes on the same or a different host.
+itself and to other processes on the same or a different host.
 What kind of messages? Basically a message here means a list of Perl
 strings, numbers, hashes and arrays, anything that can be expressed as a
 L<JSON> text (as JSON is the default serialiser in the protocol). Here are
 two examples:
 When using L<AnyEvent::MP> it is customary to use a descriptive string as
 first element of a message that indicates the type of the message. This
 element is called a I<tag> in L<AnyEvent::MP>, as some API functions
 (C<rcv>) support matching it directly.
-Supposedly you want to send a ping message with your current time to
+Supposedly you want to send some kind of ping message with your current
-somewhere, this is how such a message might look like (in Perl syntax):
+time to somewhere, this is how such a message might look like (in Perl
+syntax):
    ping => 1251381636
 Now that we know what a message is, to which entities are those
 messages being I<passed>? They are I<passed> to I<ports>. A I<port> is

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