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@@ -8,7 +8,25 @@ This can take a couple of days to be uploaded, so the idea is to create smaller
 batches so that you can also turn your computer off and continue later.
 
 So, I wanted to move / copy these separate 32000 files into separate folders of
-size `N`.
+size `N`, and then select all the files in the folder and drag-and-drop or select-and-upload
+with out the risk of introducing a lot duplicate uploads because I don't exactly know
+where I left off... sound familiar probably?
+
+So you want to subdivide all these separate files into separate folders like so (forget about how `tree` sorted it :))
+~~~shell
+├── folder (here all your files are located for example).
+└── output
+    ├── part_0
+    ├── part_1000
+    ├── part_1500
+    └── part_500
+~~~
+
+It makes copies using the `cp` command to a new folder in the `outputDir`,
+so `cp inputDir/some-awesome-photo.jpg outputDir/part_0/some-awesome-photo.jpg` and it does this for all the files at level1 depth of in the `inputDir` folder. Now that you copied a bunch of files, let's see 1500 files you, you just stop the command using CTRL+C and use the `skip` at a later point in time and set it to 1500 again. It will then start at part_1500 and start copying again. Of course you have a potential problem if you have some files in the 1500 directory and you've uploaded them leaving you with some (potential!!) duplicates. I say potential, because maybe your online cloud system filters those?
+
+Notice that I purposely not use the `mv` command because I don't want anyone (including me) to use this
+teeny tiny tool to delete there files.. don't want that responsibility.. 
 
 ## Usage
 
@@ -27,23 +45,15 @@ Make part directories of size 500 (default is 10 per folder)
 ./mftsf.sh -i inputDir -o outputDir -n 500
 ~~~
 
-An example of how this looks like:
-~~~shell
-├── folder (here all your files are located for example).
-└── output
-    ├── part_0
-    ├── part_1000
-    ├── part_1500
-    └── part_500
-~~~
-
 > Skip the first 100 and then make folders of size 100
 ~~~shell
 ./mftsf.sh -i inputDir -o outputDir -s 100 -n 100
 ~~~
 
+## Lousy quote
+I wish you a 'Happy Move Files to Separate Folders' time!!
+
 ## Disclaimer
 I used this myself to make it work for my purpose, I'm not guaranteeing
 anything for anyone else with respect to the result. I deliberately use the
-`cp` command instead of the `mv` because I don't want to remove files. With the
-skip command you can easily start off.
+`cp` command instead of the `mv` because I don't want to remove files.