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@@ -3,30 +3,16 @@ This is the feisty meow examples folder.  It has the following folders...
 bashisms/
   A few examples of techniques in bash.  Handy to keep track of these.
 
-custom_overrides/
-  Some personal scripts that can be added to the base set, basically serving
-  as useful examples and also as a place where i can store my (fred hamster's)
-  personal code without it getting in the way of the main feisty meow
-  features.
-
-feisty_meow_startup/
-  Several examples of startup scripts that hook in the feisty meow script
-  features.  The scripts can be integrated at a deep level, where they are
-  always included at shell startup time, or at a more shallow level, where
-  they are loaded on demand by invoking an alias.
-
 legacy/
   Examples of quixotic attempts at whatever in the past.  One example is an
   aged attempt to add C++ template features to a C++ compiler that did not
   already have them.  It was never completely finished.
 
-multimedia/
-  Examples of multimedia processing that are not included in the main feisty
-  meow corpus.
-
 os_related/
   Both frivolous and serious scripts related to a particular operating system.
   Do *NOT* run the OS_crusher scripts unless you are in complete control of
   the system in question, and do not like that computer system very much,
   as they may likely take it down.
 
+perlisms/
+  Examples of techniques using the perl scripting language.