Cleanup documentation

README.md

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/856222/141378688-882082be-9efa-4cfe-81
   - _Lobby: keep client in emulated server with lobby world, teleport to real server when ready ([experimental*](./docs/join-method-lobby.md))_
 - Customizable MOTD and login messages
 - Automatically manages `server.properties` (host, port and RCON settings)
-- Automatically block banned IPs from server within `lazymc`
+- Automatically block banned IPs from server within lazymc
 - Graceful server sleep/shutdown through RCON or `SIGTERM`
 - Real client IP on Minecraft server with `PROXY` header ([usage](./docs/proxy-ip.md))
 - Restart server on crash
@@ -77,8 +77,8 @@ chmod a+x ./lazymc
 ./lazymc --help
 ```
 
-When `lazymc` is set-up, change into your server directory if you haven't
-already. Then set up the [configuration](./res/lazymc.toml) and start it up:
+When lazymc is set-up, change into your server directory if you haven't already.
+Then set up the [configuration](./res/lazymc.toml) and start it up:
 
 ```bash
 # Change into your server directory (if you haven't already)
@@ -140,7 +140,7 @@ cargo build --release
 
 ## Third-party usage & implementations
 
-A list of third-party implementations, projects using `lazymc`, that you might
+A list of third-party implementations, projects using lazymc, that you might
 find useful:
 
 - Docker: [crbanman/papermc-lazymc](https://hub.docker.com/r/crbanman/papermc-lazymc) _(PaperMC with lazymc in Docker)_

docs/command_bash.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ You may use a `bash` script to start your server rather than invoking `java`
 directly. This requires some changes though to ensure your server properly shuts
 down.
 
-When `lazymc` stops your server it sends a [`SIGTERM`][sigterm] signal to the
+When lazymc stops your server it sends a [`SIGTERM`][sigterm] signal to the
 invoked server process to gracefully shut it down. `bash` ignores this signal by
 default and keeps the Minecraft server running.
 

docs/extras.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 Some extra steps and recommendations when using lazymc:
 
 Before you use this in production, always ensure starting and stopping the
-server works as expected by connecting to it once. Watch `lazymc`s output while
+server works as expected by connecting to it once. Watch lazymc's output while
 it starts and stops. If stopping results in errors, fix this first to prevent
 corrupting world/user data.
 

docs/join-method-lobby.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ The lobby join method allows you to keep clients in a lobby world while the
 server is starting. When the server is ready, the player is _teleported_ to the
 real server.
 
-`lazymc` emulates a fake server with an empty lobby world. The player is put in
+lazymc emulates a fake server with an empty lobby world. The player is put in
 this world, floating in space. A custom message is shown on the client to notify
 we're waiting on the server to start.
 

docs/protocol-version.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ gets a new protocol version.
 
 ## Configuration
 
-In `lazymc` you may configure what protocol version to use:
+In lazymc you may configure what protocol version to use:
 
 [`lazymc.toml`](../res/lazymc.toml):
 
@@ -35,5 +35,5 @@ allow the best compatibility with clients.
 - Set `public.version` to any string you like. Shows up in read in clients that
   have an incompatibel protocol version number
 
-These are used as hint. `lazymc` will automatically use the protocol version of
+These are used as hint. lazymc will automatically use the protocol version of
 your Minecraft server once it has started at least once.

docs/usage-windows.md

@@ -14,8 +14,8 @@ Open a terminal, go to the server directory, and make sure you can execute it:
 .\lazymc --help
 ```
 
-When `lazymc` is ready, set up the [configuration](./res/lazymc.toml) and start
-it up:
+When lazymc is ready, set up the [configuration](./res/lazymc.toml) and start it
+up:
 
 ```bash
 # In your Minecraft server directory:

res/start-server

@@ -1,5 +1,7 @@
 #!/bin/bash
 
+# See: https://git.io/JMIKH
+
 # Server JAR file, set this to your own
 FILE=server.jar