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        <heading>Subsections</heading>
 
        <p>
-         The packages in the <em>main</em>, <em>contrib</em>, and
-         <em>non-free</em> sections are grouped further into
-         <em>subsections</em> to simplify handling of them.</p>
+         The packages in all the sections (<em>main</em>,
+         <em>contrib</em>, <em>non-US</em>, and <em>non-free</em>)
+         are grouped further into <em>subsections</em> to simplify
+         handling of them.</p>
 
        <p>
          The section for each package is specified in the package's
            
          <p>
            If the maintainer of a package quits from the Debian
-           project the Debian QA Group takes over the maintainership
-           of the package until someone else volunteers for that
-           task. These packages are called <em>orphaned
-           packages</em>.
+           project the Debian QA Group
+           <email>debian-qa@lists.debian.org</email> takes over the
+           maintainership of the package until someone else
+           volunteers for that task. These packages are called
+           <em>orphaned packages</em>.
          </p>
        </sect1>
            
            <p>
            
            The names of the links all have the form
-           <tt>S<var>mm/<var>script</var></var></tt> or
-           <tt>K<var>mm/<var>script</var></var></tt> where
+           <tt>S<var>mm</var><var>script</var></tt> or
+           <tt>K<var>mm</var><var>script</var></tt> where
            <var>mm</var> is a two-digit number and <var>script</var>
            is the name of the script (this should be the same as the
            name of the actual script in <tt>/etc/init.d</tt>.
          
          
       <sect>
-       <heading>Programs for the X Window system</heading>
+       <heading>Programs for the X Window System</heading>
          
        <p>
          Some programs can be configured with or without support for the X