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 Kirigami is made with convergent applications in mind. "Convergent" for
-us means that one instance of an application can adapt its user
-interface (UI) depending on the context, most importantly depending on
+KDE means that one instance of an application can adapt its user
+interface (UI) depending on the context, most importantly depending on:
 
 -  Primary input method (for now "pointing device + keyboard" vs. touch,
    in the future possibly also simple directional inputs like TV
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 UIs for bigger screens show more controls permanently, whereas UIs for
 small screens show only the most important controls always, while
-showing secondary controls only on demand.
+showing secondary controls only on demand. The convergence for these 
+screens will prefer to show only the most important controls when the
+screen has become smaller. Developers and designers must determine which
+elements on the screen are the most relevant for use.
 
-Kirigami Components will do some of that adaptation / optimization work
+Kirigami Components will do some of that adaptation/optimization work
 for you, but be prepared to also manually adapt your user interface for
 different devices.