drop misleading details in USE

1 files changed, 7 insertions, 31 deletions

diff --git a/USE.md b/USE.md
index 4e8979f..faa3cc3 100644
--- a/USE.md
+++ b/USE.md
@@ -1,10 +1,12 @@
 # Using text-based chat with the Matrix protocol
 
-Anyone can access chatrooms at domain example.org.
+Anyone can access public chatrooms hosted at domain example.org,
+and get invited to join private chatrooms.
 
-You can create a personal [[account]] to access the chat service directly.
-
-You can access the service indirectly via another Matrix chat service.
+As user of Example orga,
+you can create a personal [[account]] to access the chat service directly.
+You can then create chatrooms,
+and browse locally available chatrooms.
 
 
 ## Special strings
@@ -47,30 +49,4 @@ providing your email address as proof of membership
 (but do **not** provide a phone number).
 
 Guests (and members too) can connect from outside -
-i.e. using an account created at some other Matrix network -
-and from there join our [Reception] room.
-
-[Reception]: <https://matrix.to/#/!JQkKPpdjWWQjaeABiV:matrix.virtual-assembly.org>
-  "Reception - our room to chat with visitors"
-
-
-## Rooms
-
-All rooms are listed in a public room list.
-
-You can join rooms each with different topics.
-
-You can address everyone in a room by tagging your message with "@room".
-
-You can mention a room in chat by writing its name starting with a "#".
-
-
-## Communities
-
-Matrix communities is a way to help limit view on rooms.
-
-In Matrix clients supporting it,
-You join a community either from a link in the topic of corresponding general room,
-or via a listing of all communities.
-
-You can mention a community in chat by writing its name starting with "+".
+i.e. using an account created at some other Matrix network.