updated man page

usr/man/man8/planter.8

@@ -78,10 +78,13 @@ Use an alternate tree.list (config, or template) file.
 .B 
 .SH CUSTOMIZING THE TEMPLATE
 .PP
-\fBPlanter\fP creates a project tree based on the contents of its
-default template file, /etc/planter/tree.list.
+\fBPlanter\fP creates a project tree based on the contents of the template file.
 .PP
-The default file /etc/planter/tree.list contanis sample project definitions, but you
+Unless you point it to something else, Planter uses
+~/.config/planter/tree.list, if it exists. Failing that, it defaults
+to /etc/planter/tree.list.
+.PP
+The default file /etc/planter/tree.list contains sample project definitions, but you
 are free to change the template to fit your needs. The configuration
 file is in very simple YAML. This is an example:
 .PP
@@ -91,7 +94,7 @@ blah:
   - symfile: %COMMON%/art/bar/baz:baz
   - copyfile: /usr/share/doc/gcc/COPYING:LICENSE
 .PP
-In this example, the blah tree makes a directory foo, symlinks a
+In this example, the blah tree generates a directory foo, symlinks a
 directory bar, symlinks the file baz, and copies the GPL license from
 the GCC directory into your project directory. To use it, the command
 is: