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@@ -371,10 +371,10 @@ inserted into the template at that spot. You can include the `{{` or `{{g` tags
 force the processor into the text or go modes if needed. The fragment can be defined
 any time before it is included, including being defined in other include files. 
 
-You can add optional parameters
-to a fragment that will be substituted for placeholders when the fragment is used. You can have up to 9
-placeholders ($1 - $9). Parameters should be separated by commas, and can be surrounded by quotes if needed
-to have a parameter that has a quote or comma in it.
+You can add optional parameters to a fragment that will be substituted for placeholders when the fragment is used. 
+You can have up to 9 placeholders ($1 - $9). Parameters should be separated by commas, and can be surrounded by quotes or backticks 
+if needed to pass a parameter that has a quote or comma in it.
+If a parameter is not included when using a fragment, an empty value will be substituted for the parameter in the fragment.
 
     {{< fragName }} or {{define fragName }}   Start a block called "fragName".
     {{< fragName <count>}} or                 Start a block called "fragName" that will 
@@ -389,9 +389,6 @@ to have a parameter that has a quote or comma in it.
 If you attempt to use a fragment that was not previously defined, GoT will panic and stop compiling,
 unless you use {{>? or {{put? to include the fragment.
 
-param1, param2, ... are optional parameters that will be substituted for $1, $2, ... in the defined fragment.
-If a parameter is not included when using a fragment, an empty value will be substituted for the parameter in the fragment.
-
 The fragment name is NOT surrounded by quotes, and cannot contain any whitespace in the name. Blocks are ended with a
 `{{end fragName}}` tag. The end tag must be just like that, with no spaces after the fragName.