diff --git a/debian/control b/debian/control
index bd42bbf..ede8945 100644
--- a/debian/control
+++ b/debian/control
@@ -14,9 +14,8 @@
     - a "watched" directory (typically: /etc)
     - changelogs written by you in one or several files
       (e.g. /root/Changelog)
-    - Debian packages states and versions (using apt-show-versions)
+    - States and versions of Debian packages (using apt-show-versions)
  by periodically:
     - saving backups of the corresponding files
-    - emailing you, for example on your administrators' mailing list,
-      the changes in the system state; see
-      https://poivron.org/dev/metche/ for an example.
+    - emailing the changes in the system state to your administrator's
+      mailing list
diff --git a/debian/templates b/debian/templates
index 6bfb2c1..07763d5 100644
--- a/debian/templates
+++ b/debian/templates
@@ -1,17 +1,15 @@
 Template: metche/email
 Type: string
 Default: root
-Description: Email address to which the reports will be sent.
+Description: Send the reports to this email address.
  By default, metche is run periodically by a cron job which returns
  reports containing changes made to:
   - the changelog file(s),
   - the watched directory,
   - the list of installed Debian packages.
  This option indicates to which email address those reports will be
- sent and typically corresponds to your collective mailing-list
- address.
- .
- See https://poivron.org/dev/metche/ for an example.
+ sent and typically corresponds to your collective administration
+ mailing-list address.
  .
  Note: metche is also able to use GnuPG to encrypt the email it sends,
  but does not by default. See the man page and the configuration file
@@ -21,9 +19,10 @@
 Type: select
 Choices: Single changelog file, Multiple changelog files, No changelog monitoring
 Description: Changelog monitoring type.
- Metche monitors changelogs written by *you* and which should comment
- the changes you made to the system. You can choose between two
- different types of monitoring:
+ Metche monitors changelogs written by the administrators of the
+ system, these changelogs contain comments describing the changes made
+ to the system. You can choose between two different types of
+ monitoring:
   - Single changelog file monitoring or
   - Multiple changelog files monitoring, in which each "Changelog"
     file in sub-directories of a given directory will be monitored.