Tidy LOLCODE readme

Author: rtoal

lolcode/README.md

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-# LOLCODE Explorations:
+# LOLCODE Explorations
 
-There are several options for interpreters and compilers for LOLCODE. One such popular option is the [LOLCODE Interpreter on GitHub](https://github.com/justinmeza/lci). This interpreter has been written in C which makes it especially fast for exercuting LOLCODE scripts.
+There are several options for interpreters and compilers for LOLCODE. One such popular option is the [LOLCODE Interpreter on GitHub](https://github.com/justinmeza/lci). This interpreter has been written in C which makes it especially fast for executing LOLCODE scripts. You may be able to obtain the interpreter from your system’s package manager. For MacOS, `brew install lolcode` will work.
 
-You can also explore the language details and syntax on the [LOLCODE website](http://www.lolcode.org/).
+Once installed, programs in this folder can be run from the command line like so:
 
-Once you have a LOLCODE interpreter or compiler set up, you can run `.lol` scripts using the intepreter:
-
-`lci ${filename}.lol`
+```
+lci triple.lol
+```
 
 ## About LOLCODE:
 
 LOLCODE is an esoteric programming language inspired by the language of the "LOLCATS" meme. It’s easily recognized by its humorous, distinctive syntax and playful approach to coding. Since its introduction around 2007, LOLCODE has maintained a small but enthusiastic community, continually iterating on the existing codebase.
 
-## LOLCODE Resources:
+## LOLCODE Resources
 
 Continue your exploration of LOLCODE via:
 
@@ -23,8 +23,8 @@ Continue your exploration of LOLCODE via:
 - [LCI (LOLCODE Interpreter) GitHub](https://github.com/justinmeza/lci)
 - [Rosetta Code LOLCODE Examples](https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Category:LOLCODE)
 
-## LOLCODE Open Source Projects:
+## LOLCODE Open Source Projects
 
-Studying, and contributing to, open source projects is an excellent way to improve your proficiency in any language. Grain is an open-sourced project so that would be an excellent place to start:
+Studying, and contributing to, open source projects is an excellent way to improve your proficiency in any language. The LCI is an open source project to which you can contribute:
 
 - [LCI GitHub Issues](https://github.com/justinmeza/lci/issues)