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@@ -14,6 +14,12 @@ Just drop your scripts into the relevant directory under `/kiwi-cron`, that's it
 You will likely want to automate some tasks regarding your `docker` infrastructure. 
 That's why the `kiwi-cron` images package a current `docker-cli` – you can just mount your `docker.sock` in its containers and use `docker` commands normally.
 
+## Time Zones
+
+`kiwi-cron` images include the `tzdata` package and automatically handle `/etc/localtime` on startup. By default, "Etc/UTC" is set as the container time zone.
+
+To use a different time zone, change the container environment variable `TZ` to your liking, e.g. "Europe/Berlin".
+
 ## Simple jobs
 
 On startup, `kiwi-cron` checks for possible job files in the `/kiwi-cron` directory structure.
@@ -21,27 +27,21 @@ On startup, `kiwi-cron` checks for possible job files in the `/kiwi-cron` direct
 For each subdirectory, a random valid cron schedule is generated, so that:
 
 - `/kiwi-cron/hourly` runs once every hour (random minute)
-- `/kiwi-cron/daily` runs once every day (random nighttime value)
+- `/kiwi-cron/daily` runs once every day (random nighttime value between 9 pm and 3 am)
 - `/kiwi-cron/weekly` runs once every weekend (random nighttime value on Saturday or Sunday)
-- `/kiwi-cron/monthly` runs once every month (random nighttime value on a random day)
-- `/kiwi-cron/yearly` and `/kiwi-cron/annually` runs once a year (random nighttime value on a random day in January or February)
+- `/kiwi-cron/monthly` runs once every month (random nighttime value on a random day <= 28)
+- `/kiwi-cron/yearly` and `/kiwi-cron/annually` runs once a year (random nighttime value on a random day <= 28 in January or February)
 
 Cron schedules are regenerated once on each startup, only for directories that have files.
 
-## Time Zones
-
-`kiwi-cron` images include the `tzdata` package and automatically handle `/etc/localtime` on startup. By default, "Etc/UTC" is set as the container time zone.
-
-To use a different time zone, change the container environment variable `TZ` to your liking, e.g. "Europe/Berlin".
-
-## Finer granularity: The `/kiwi-cron/every` directory
+## Granularity: The `/kiwi-cron/every` directory
 
 Directories like `/kiwi-cron/every/5_minutes` will run scripts every 5 minutes. 
 `kiwi-cron` picks up on that format and generates valid `cron` schedules on startup.
 
-You can define schedules to be run every N minutes, hours, days, or months by creating the corresponding directories. 
+This way, you can define schedules to be run every N minutes, hours, days, or months by creating the corresponding directories. 
 
-Scheduling for every N weeks (or years) doesn't work that way; jobs in those directories will instead be run every week (or every year).
+Scheduling for every N weeks (or years) doesn't work though; jobs in those directories will instead be run every week (or every year).
 
 ## Inspection