minor edits from sean

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@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ and in the source package such a merge based workflow squashes all the
 changes into a single debian-changes patch.
 
 So supporting you maintaining a delta queue - that is, a linear series
-of changes - is what git-rebase is for.
+of changes - is what git-debrebase is for.
 
 
 Also, unlike git-dpm and some other tools, git-debrebase has no
@@ -133,8 +133,9 @@ which commits in the package's packaging history introduced each line.
 With git-debrebase, you never need to use the quilt program.  You can
 mostly ignore the 3.0 quilt source format.
 
-This is all really good for newbies.  Particularly, for people from
-other sofware development communities who don't know about Debian.
+Not having to learn much about 3.0 (quilt) is all really good for
+newbies.  Particularly, for people from other sofware development
+communities who don't know about Debian.
 
 Unfortunately it is not possible to paper over the cracks completely:
 you will still get trouble if you make changes in git which 3.0 quilt