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@@ -7,15 +7,17 @@ another, separating them in sub-directories like `$ROOT/year/month/day/`.
 
 I have a smartphone, I have a Syncthing ~~uugh... SmartThing~~ and all photos
 from smartphone nicely synced to my PC without my attention. But I can't just
-keep all photos in synced folder: if I'll clean my phone memory - all photos 
+keep all photos in synced folder: if I'll clean my phone memory — all photos 
 from pc will be cleaned too. I need to not forget copy files in another 
-place before cleaning phone's memory. Also, I can't  just drop all photos in 
+place before cleaning phone's memory. Also, I can't just drop all photos in 
-one dir - I will not find anything there later, and a folder with thousands 
+one dir — I will not find anything there later, and a folder with thousands 
 photos looks like a bad idea from either side.
-So I create this tool in one evening. All it does - copy (or create hardlinks for)
+So I create this tool in one evening. All it does — copy (or create hardlinks for)
 files from one place to another, creating basic date-aware directories
 structure for that files.
 
+Created for own usage and used for a long time without any troubles. But if you meet some — 
+you are welcomed to the issues.
 
 ## Installing
 ```bash
@@ -31,23 +33,38 @@ sudo cp ${GOPATH}/bin/photocatalog /usr/local/bin/photocatalog
 
 TODO 
 
+## Organization modes
+
+Next organization modes supported:
+    
+- **copy** — copy files to target root. Make COW (using syscall) if FS supports it.
+- **hardlink** — create hardlink to the source file instead of copying. 
+The best choice if source and target are in same partition for compatibility
+and resource usage, but we can't chmod target files, because of original file mode will 
+be changed too. 
+- **move** — moves original files to new place.
+- **symlink** — create a symlink at the target for the source files. 
+
 ## Supported formats
-At this moment supported jpeg files with filled exif data or any other 
+At this moment supported jpeg and tiff files with filled exif data and any other 
-files but with names matching pattern `yyymmdd_HHMMSS.ext`. Such 
+files but with names matching pattern `yyymmdd_HHMMSS.ext` with optional suffixes after a timestamp.
-names format applied by android's camera software (I guess all cams 
+Such names format applied by the Android's camera software (I guess all cams 
 use this format, fix me if I'm wrong). 
 
-There is no support for changing names format without modifying source code 
+Jpeg/Tiff files without modification date if exif will be fallen back to the name parsing.
-at this time.
+
+No able to change names format without modifying source code for now. Just because 
+I have reasons to believe that this format is the most popular for the application use cases.
+But let me know if you need different timestamp formats support.
 
 ## Usage
 ### One-shot 
-#### Copy files (make a COW if fs supports it)
+#### Copy files
 ```bash
 photocalog -mode copy -target ./photos/ -source ./sync/photos/
 ```
 
-#### Create hardlinks (only withing one disk partition)
+#### Create hardlinks
 ```bash
 photocalog -mode hardlink -target ./photos/ -source ./sync/photos/
 ```
@@ -57,12 +74,12 @@ photocalog -target ./photos/ -source ./sync/photos/*
 ```
 
 ### Watch mode
-#### Copy files (make a COW if fs supports it)
+#### Copy files
 ```bash
 photocalog -mode copy -target ./photos -watch -source ./sync/photos/
 ```
 
-#### Create hardlinks (only withing one disk partition)
+#### Create hardlinks
 ```bash
 photocalog -mode hardlink -target ./photos/ -watch -source ./sync/photos/
 ```