docs: wording pass on README

README.md

@@ -4,11 +4,10 @@
   <img src="./contrib/logo/logo.png" />
 </p>
 
-> This is still very experimental, please take a backup of your archives if you
-> are running it on files you care about. It hasn't been tested on large
-> archives. There are probably some pretty bad bugs lurking in there. It may
-> still thrash files. Please [report issues] as you find them :100: Thanks for
-> testing!
+> This is still quite experimental! Please take a backup of your archives if
+> you are running it on files you care about. Please [report issues] as you
+> find them :bug: This means we can improve the tool for everyone :sunflower:
+> Thanks for testing & happy distribusifying!
 
 A [Go] implementation of [distribusi].
 
@@ -24,7 +23,7 @@ If you're coming from the Python version, [here are the differences].
 
 > Current release: **0.1.1-alpha** :rocket:
 
-:champagne: `distribusi-go` has enterprise cross-platform support! :champagne:
+:champagne: `distribusi-go` has Enterprise :tm: cross-platform support! :champagne:
 
 If your platform isn't listed below, please see [the entire listing]. If you
 can't find it there, we can probably add support for it (see `$GOOS`/`$GOARCH`
@@ -208,21 +207,16 @@ cat contrib/logo/LOGO | lolcat -F 0.1
 ### Differences compared to the Python version
 
 - It's simpler to install on your computer, just download the binary, `chmod
-  +x` and run it :100: There is no need to install [Pillow] for handling
+  +x` and run it :tada: There is no need to install [Pillow] for handling
   images, that is now built-in. The only external dependency is [exiftool] for
   image captions from embedded metadata. If you don't have `exiftool`
-  installed, then it gracefully skips that feature. So, you don't need to
-  install anything else to run `distribusi` now :pray:
+  installed, then it gracefully skips that feature.
 
 - The command-line interface is quite different. There are less optional flags
   and more defaults. I shuffled a number of things around according to my
   preferences (open to changes, please [open a ticket]). For example, I always
   like my images to be thumbnail'd.
 
-- There's a handy web server now, just run with `-s`. You can also publish
-  directly from the command-line using `-P` :metal: It's all built-in, there is
-  no need to install any additional software.
-
 Continue with the [install instructions].
 
 [Go]: https://go.dev