diff --git a/docs/commands/conflate.asciidoc b/docs/commands/conflate.asciidoc
index 4ccea79..153216c 100644
--- a/docs/commands/conflate.asciidoc
+++ b/docs/commands/conflate.asciidoc
@@ -3,13 +3,13 @@
=== Description
-The +conflate+ command conflates two maps into a single map. If the specified output file name ends with the extension .osc, an OSM
+The +conflate+ command conflates two maps into a single map. If the specified output file name ends with the extension .osc, an OSM
changeset will be written, instead of an OSM map.
* +input1+ - First input (e.g. OSM file).
* +input2+ - Second input (e.g. OSM file, XML changeset file (.osc)).
* +output+ - The output path.
-* +--differential+ - Calculates the the differential between two conflation inputs. The output will be all elements in input2 that do
+* +--differential+ - Calculates the the differential between two conflation inputs. The output will be all elements in input2 that do
not conflict with any elements in input1.
* +--include-tags+ - Include a check for modified tags when doing differential conflation. The output will include unmodified geometries
from Input1, with new/updated tags from Input2 applied, using an overwrite-merge.
@@ -18,8 +18,8 @@ changeset will be written, instead of an OSM map.
=== Feature Filtering
-A subset of input features may be conflated by specifying the 'conflate.tag.filter' configuration option. The option allows for JSON
-feature tag filtering by specifying either inline JSON or the path to a JSON file. For more information, see the "Feature Filtering"
+A subset of input features may be conflated by specifying the 'conflate.tag.filter' configuration option. The option allows for JSON
+feature tag filtering by specifying either inline JSON or the path to a JSON file. For more information, see the "Feature Filtering"
section of the Hootenanny User Guide.
=== Usage
@@ -47,34 +47,34 @@ hoot conflate -D conflate.tag.filter="{ \"must\": [ { \"tag\": \"amenity=restaur
# Conflate specifying a JSON feature filter as a file (see the User Guide for more filter examples)
hoot conflate -D conflate.tag.filter=myFilter.json input1.osm input2.osm output.osm
-# Conflate, adding geometry data from the second map to output that does not conflict
+# Conflate, adding geometry data from the second map to output that does not conflict
# with data in the first map (tags may be overwritten)
hoot conflate --differential --include-tags input1.osm input2.osm output.osm
# Conflate only buildings
hoot conflate -D match.creators="hoot::BuildingMatchCreator" \
-D merger.creators="hoot::BuildingMergerCreator" input1.osm input2.osm output.osm
-
+
# Filter maps down to POIs only before conflating them
-hoot conflate -D conflate.pre.ops="hoot::RemoveElementsVisitor" \
+hoot conflate -D conflate.pre.ops="hoot::RemoveElementsVisitor" \
-D remove.elements.visitor.element.criteria="hoot::PoiCriterion" input1.osm input2.osm \
output.osm
# Translate features to a schema before conflating them
hoot conflate -D conflate.pre.ops="hoot::SchemaTranslationVisitor" \
-D schema.translation.script=myTranslation.js input1.osm input2.osm output.osm
-
+
# Align a second map towards a first map before conflating them
hoot conflate -D conflate.pre.ops="hoot::RubberSheet" -D rubber.sheet.ref=true input1.osm \
input2.osm output.osm
-# Assuming a first map is superior to a second, cut out the shape of the first map out from
-# the area being conflated so that only data from the second map is stitched in around the
+# Assuming a first map is superior to a second, cut out the shape of the first map out from
+# the area being conflated so that only data from the second map is stitched in around the
# first map
hoot conflate -D unify.pre.ops=hoot::CookieCutterOp -D cookie.cutter.alpha=2500 \
-D cookie.cutter.alpha.shape.buffer=0 -D cookie.cutter.output.crop=false \
input1.osm input2.osm output.osm
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==== See Also