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 <h1> cschem </h1>
 
-<h2> What is cschem </h2>
+<h2> What is sch-rnd (and cschem)</h2>
 
-Cschem will be a simple, modular, scriptable schematics editor. It will
-fit nicely in various toolchains and will be workflow-agnostic. It will
-be set up in a similar manner as <a href="http://www.repo.hu/projects/pcb-rnd">pcb-rnd</a>:
-it will be easy and fast to compile, edit and contribute to.
+Sch-rnd is simple, modular, scriptable schematics editor. It
+fits nicely in the Ringdove EDA suite and is workflow-agnostic. It is
+set up in a similar manner as <a href="http://www.repo.hu/projects/pcb-rnd">pcb-rnd</a>:
+it is easy and fast to compile, edit and contribute to.
+<p>
+Cschem is the name of the data model that sch-rnd implements. The
+<a href="design">cschem specification</a> is kept generic so that other,
+independent implementations could be based on it.
 
 <h2> Downloads </h2>
 <p>
-<a href="releases/"> Alpha state source releases </a> are available. The
-code is far from finished or being useful in production, the intended use of
-these alpha releases is early testing.
+<a href="releases/"> 0.9.x beta test source releases </a> are available. The
+code is far from being bug-free, but is already usable in production for smaller
+boards in the pcb-rnd workflow.
 
 <h2> Roadmap </h2>
 
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 			<li> paste buffers, buffer operations (rotate, mirror, save, load)
 			<li> back annotation support (test with pcb-rnd)
 			<li> minimal user scripting
+			<li> <b>First beta, 0.9.0, released in late August</b>
 		</ul>
 	<li> 2. from 2023 on
 		<ul>
 			<li> bugfixes
+			<li> first stable release, 1.0.0 (spring of 2023)
 			<li> more advanced features (buses, hierarchic schematics)
 			<li> load alien file formats (e.g. gEDA, tinycad, etc)
 		</ul>
@@ -73,8 +79,8 @@
 
 We are looking for:
 <ul>
-	<li> future professional or hobby users for coordinated alpha testing
-	<li> non-programmer contributors (docs and other resources; <b>video editing</b>, graphics, etc.)
+	<li> future professional or hobby users for beta testing
+	<li> non-programmer contributors (docs and other resources; documentation, graphics, etc.)
 	<li> programmer contributors
 </ul>