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diff --git a/README b/README
index cc200ca..9c6f335 100644
--- a/README
+++ b/README
@@ -266,7 +266,10 @@ tg remote
 tg summary
 ~~~~~~~~~~
 	Show overview of all TopGit-tracked topic branches and their
-	up-to-date status ('0' marks that it introduces no own changes,
+	up-to-date status ('>' marks the current topic branch,
+	'0' marks that it introduces no own changes,
+	'l'/'r' marks that it is local-only or has remote mate,
+	'L'/'R' marks that it is ahead/out-of-date wrt. its remote mate,
 	'D' marks that it is out-of-date wrt. its dependencies,
 	'!' marks that it has missing dependencies (even recursively),
 	'B' marks that it is out-of-date wrt. its base).
@@ -349,6 +352,16 @@ tg export
 	TODO: For quilt exporting, use a temporary branch and remove it when
 	      done - this would allow producing conflict-less series
 
+tg import
+~~~~~~~~~
+	Import commits within the given revision range into TopGit,
+	creating one topic branch per commit, the dependencies forming
+	a linear sequence starting on your current branch.
+
+	The branch names are auto-guessed from the commit messages
+	and prefixed by t/ by default; use '-p PREFIX' to specify
+	an alternative prefix (even an empty one).
+
 tg update
 ~~~~~~~~~
 	Update the current topic branch wrt. changes in the branches
@@ -457,3 +470,8 @@ carried over to our local base automagically. Then, the base is merged into
 remote branch and the result is merged to local branch - again, to carry over
 remote conflict resolutions. In the future, this order might be adjustable
 per-update in case local changes are diverging more than the remote ones.
+
+All commands by default refer to the remote that 'tg remote --populate'
+was called on the last time ('topgit.remote' configuration variable). You can
+manually run any command with a different base remote by passing '-r REMOTE'
+_before_ the subcommand name.