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@@ -55,8 +55,8 @@ If you want to use the reader's name in `prn/` scope, you can use `Y/n`!
   - `exc/Pov/s like crocodiles/Pov/s love crocodiles/` will become "I like crocodiles" in first-person, "You like crocodiles" in second-person, and "They love crocodiles" in third-person.
   - `exc/Pov/s like crocodiles/Pov/s love crocodiles/Pov/s adore crocodiles/` will become "I like crocodiles" in first-person, "You love crocodiles" in second-person, and "They adore crocodiles" in third-person.
 - `eql/words/matching words/result if matching/` can be used to differ content by specific reader options.
-  - `a boy eql/prn/s/he/like me/` will become "a boy like me" if the reader uses "he" pronouns and "a boy" if the reader doesn't.
-  - `a boy eql/prn/s/he/like me/but I'm not/` will become "a boy like me" if the reader uses "he" pronouns and "a boy but I'm not" if the reader doesn't.
+  - `a boy, eql/prn/s/he/like me/` will become "a boy, like me" if the reader uses "he" pronouns and "a boy" if the reader doesn't.
+  - `a boy, eql/prn/s/he/like me/but I'm not/` will become "a boy, like me" if the reader uses "he" pronouns and "a boy, but I'm not" if the reader doesn't.
 - `cut/words/only (or off) first (or last) number/` can be used to remove letters. There will always be at least one letter remaining after a cut and, if possible, at least one letter removed.
   - `cut/crocodiles/only first 4/` will become "croc"
   - `cut/crocodiles/off last 1/` will become "crocodile"