A few addition and corrections to readme

README.md

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 # makehuman_stable_python3
 
-This is now a near viable to backport of the current MakeHuman 1.1.1 stable branch to a python3 dependency.  The port 
-includes support for the pyside binding to QT4.  This late addition recognizes the end of availability of the pyQt4 Python binding from Riverbank, and it allows testing proceed.  However, the intention is ultimately to move to QT5 support as final bugs are fixed.
+This is now a near viable  backport of the current MakeHuman 1.1.1 stable branch to a Python 3 dependency version.  The port 
+includes support for the pyside binding to QT4.  This late addition recognizes the end of availability of the pyQt4 Python binding from Riverbank, and it allows testing to proceed.  However, the intention is ultimately to move to QT5 support as final bugs are fixed.
+
+The testing vision for this code is to build a community release that includes the ported code and often-used, user-contributed 
+plug-ins.  We hope that the utility of this integrated functionality is sufficient to entice a larger cohort of testers who get
+value-added in exchange for the possibility of uncovering deficiencies in our port. When  testing verifies it's robustness it should 
+a suitable replacement for the current bitbucket code extending the future of MakeHuman beyond the Python 2 "end-of-life".
 
-The testing vision for this code is to build a community release that includes the ported code and often-used user-contributed 
-plug-ins.  The utility of this integrated functionality is hoped to be sufficient to entice a larger cohort of testers who get
-value-added in exchange for the possibility of uncovering defficiencies in our port.
 
 ## Branches
 
-There are four branches and some working developer branches:
+There are four standard branches and some additional developer working branches:
 
-* master: At the time of creating the repo, this is the same code as in bitbucket-stable. Master is the branch is the branch
-representing canonical development.
+* master: At the time of creating the repo, this is the same code as in bitbucket-stable. As changes have been made to bitbucket-stable they have been periodically merged with this code.  Master is the branch representing canonical development. 
 
 Reference branches
 * bitbucket-stable: This is the code as it looks right the stable branch at bitbucket