diff --git a/debugger-lua-scm-1.rockspec b/debugger-lua-scm-1.rockspec
index d1680fd..44362be 100644
--- a/debugger-lua-scm-1.rockspec
+++ b/debugger-lua-scm-1.rockspec
@@ -6,20 +6,19 @@ source = {
 }
 
 description = {
-   summary = "A simple, embedabble CLI debugger for Lua 5.1, Lua 5.2 and LuaJIT 2.0.",
+   summary = "A simple, highly embedabble CLI debugger for Lua 5.x, and LuaJIT 2.0.",
    detailed = [[
-      A simple, embedabble CLI debugger for Lua 5.1, Lua 5.2 and
-      LuaJIT 2.0. Licensed under the very permissable MIT license.
-
-      Have you ever been working on an embedded Lua project and found
-      yourself in need of a debugger? The lua-users wiki lists a
-      number of them. While clidebugger was closest to what I wanted,
-      I ran into several compatibility issues. The rest of them are
-      very large libraries that require you to integrate socket
-      libraries or other native libraries and such into your
-      program. I just wanted something simple that would work through
-      stdin/out. I also decided that it sounded fun to try and make my
-      own.
+      A simple, highly embedabble CLI debugger for Lua 5.x, and LuaJIT 2.0.
+      
+      Features:
+      * Simple installation as either a single .lua file (< 500 LoC) OR a single .c/.h file pair.
+      * Drop in xpcall() and lua_pcall() replacements that drop into the REPL for an error.
+      * Optional colored output and GNU readline (LuaJIT) support.
+      * Extendable I/O that defaults to stdin/stdout.
+      * Simple assert style breakpoints.
+      * REPL with step, next, finish, print/eval, up/down, backtrace and list locals commands.
+      * Pretty printed output for tables.
+      * Speed! Debug hooks are only set when stepping and do not otherwise affect performance.
    ]],
 }