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 *Flamingo* is a lightweight contextualization tool that aims to handle
 initialization of cloud instances.
 
-It is meant to be a replacement for [cloud-init] in [Atomic Host], a lightweight 
-operating system designed to run applications in Docker containers with 
-orchestration capabilities ([Kubernetes]). It has 3 different 
+It is meant to be a replacement for [cloud-init] in [Atomic Host], a lightweight
+operating system designed to run applications in Docker containers with
+orchestration capabilities ([Kubernetes]). It has 3 different
 flavors; [Fedora], [RHEL], and [CentOS].
 
 For more details please check [Introducing Flamingo]
 
 # Goals
-The aim of this project is to create a fast, documented, extensible
+The aim of this project is to create a **fast**, **extensible**, **documented**
 tool to use
 
 ## Why not use cloud-init?
 
 - In order for an image to be built with cloud-init as its contextualization tool,
  it needs to contain the python interpreter, it's dependencies and the dependencies of
  cloud-init. It fattens up the image and increases complexity for the distributions.
-- Due to the dynamic nature of scripting languages they are slow. In an I/O boud 
+- Due to the dynamic nature of scripting languages they are slow. In an I/O boud
 application this is not a big problem however initializing VM images, is different.
 - The documentation is lacking at best. The tests are inadequate and it is a big chunk
 of initialization scripts. Making it hard to work with cloud-init as a developer and
 maintainer.
 
 ## Solution
 
-- Golang excels at building big applications (e.g. distributed computing). 
-  It provides the necessary tooling for the job. It doesn't have long 
+- Golang excels at building big applications (e.g. distributed computing).
+  It provides the necessary tooling for the job. It doesn't have long
   dependency chains like interpreted languages and it is fast.
 
 - *Flamingo* will essentially be a single binary coupled with all of its
   dependencies. In addition, cloud images will be smaller as well.
 
 - Testability, Documentation and Extensibility is heavily emphasized in *Flamingo*.
 
-# Status
-*Flamingo* is version **v0.1.0** at the moment. 
-
-For the list of features and the planned changes please see the [blog post](http://tmrts.com/post/0.1.0/)
-
-Build images containing *Flamingo* as the default contextualization tool (swapped with `cloud-init`)
-will be available soon.
-
-## What has been done
-
-- Docker Test Environment
-- User & Password Management
-- Running Custom Scripts
-- SSH Configuration
-- Manage Services at Boot
-- Manage and Modify IPtables/Filter Rules
-- RESTful Client
-
-## What is being worked on
-
-- Meta-Data
-- Cloud-Config
-- Config-Drive
-- Integration with `systemd`
-- Test Images
-
 ## Discussions
-In the meanwhile if you'd like to share your opinions, learn more,
-or contribute please feel free to open an issue, mail to [centos-devel], [atomic],
-user-list or come to \#[atomic](irc://irc.freenode.net/#atomic-devel) and \#[centos-devel](irc://irc.freenode.net/#centos-devel) channels to have a chat.
+If you'd like to contribute, learn more, or share your opinions
+please feel free to open an issue, mail to [centos-devel], [atomic],
+user-list or come to [#atomic](irc://irc.freenode.net/#atomic-devel) and [#centos-devel](irc://irc.freenode.net/#centos-devel) irc channels to have a chat.
 
 [Introducing Flamingo]: http://tmrts.com/post/flamingo/
 [cloud-init]: http://cloudinit.readthedocs.org/en/latest/