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diff --git a/TODO b/TODO
index 5e74b10..ccb134e 100644
--- a/TODO
+++ b/TODO
@@ -10,13 +10,12 @@ email to <t-prot@tolot.escape.de>.
 
 
 Known Bugs (more severe ones come first)
-========================================
-
+----------------------------------------
 (none)
 
 
 Wishlist
-========
+--------
     * Better heuristics for M$ style TOFU. The actual algorithm still
 is just too greedy (actually, it simply snips most things down to the
 signature). User ignorance makes it tricky to detect gold inside the
@@ -28,7 +27,7 @@ graph using these both).
 
 
 Rejected issues
-===============
+---------------
     * If you set mutt's display_filter to "tee foo" when viewing a pgp
 signed message and attach the resulting file to a pgp signed message,
 the result is confusion when displaying this new message with t-prot.
@@ -39,19 +38,20 @@ that you can turn it off with just one key stroke. It is definitely not
 t-prot's responsibility to make *everything* look good and readable.
 
 
-Known Bugs for t-prot.sl (more severe ones come first)
-======================================================
-    * Mailing list footers seem not always to be snipped correctly
-from MIME/multipart messages if called by t-prot.sl.
 
+	TODO LIST FOR T-PROT.SL
+	=======================
 
-Wishlist for t-prot.sl
-======================
+Wishlist
+--------
 Known problems:
     * t-prot.sl interacts badly with some other macros using the
-read_article_hook.
-    * ESC-0/ESC-1 as described in t-prot.sl does not take effect on the
-article currently displayed (just on those processed later on).
+read_article_hook. We should at least document the What and Why. Anyone
+with some more S-Lang experience volunteering for this? ;)
+    * ESC-6/ESC-7 as described in t-prot.sl does not take effect on the
+article currently displayed (just on those processed later on). It would
+be nice to have an alternative taking effect immediately.
+
 
 Please remember that t-prot.sl is an *example* script (for you to get
 an idea on how to integrate t-prot into other software), so these are