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diff --git a/dictionary-format.txt b/dictionary-format.txt
index 1a856a1..9718237 100644
--- a/dictionary-format.txt
+++ b/dictionary-format.txt
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 This is a quick write-up of the dictionary file format, v7.
-v6 is troublesome as it relies on Java serialization and thus
-I won't even attempt to document it.
-This hasn't been checked for correctness and likely has some bugs.
+v6 is troublesome as it relies on Java serialization but is now
+also documented in dictionary-format-v6.txt.
+This hasn't been checked much for correctness and likely has some bugs.
 Also, I really should have used some standard format for writing this...
 
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@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ the start of the next block must be used to find the end
 of the compressed data and signal the end of input to the
 inflater, and whatever data the inflater produces is the
 decompressed input (note: this might be an implementation
-detail, you might need the decompressed size to decompress
+detail, you might not need the decompressed size to decompress
 and parse the contained data, but it prevents things like
 the inflater overreading and producing spurious errors).