README had some duped stuff.

README.md

@@ -71,14 +71,3 @@ ensures your `public/` is "clean" and doesn't contain any random junk that might
 > _or_ make my own `os.CopyFS`...but with Blackjack...and...and Hookers.
 
 After that when you work on the templates it'll sync them over and rebuild your public for you.
-
-In this example I've removed the comment.  Once you do that `ssgod` will then __remove your
-public/__ directory on each run, but recreate it from the `static/` and `pages/` directory.  This
-ensures your `public/` is "clean" and doesn't contain any random junk that might mess up your build.
-
-> __NOTE__: This is a valid reason to do this, but the technical reason is that Go's `os.CopyFS`
-> will error out when the target file exists.  Not sure what kind of Nanny-State bullshit is going
-> on over at Google but the only viable solution is to just remove the directory that's the target,
-> _or_ make my own `os.CopyFS`...but with Blackjack...and...and Hookers.
-
-After that when you work on the templates it'll sync them over and rebuild your public for you.

example/ssgod.toml

@@ -3,4 +3,5 @@ views = "pages"
 layout = "pages/layouts/main.html"
 target = "public"
 watch_delay = "500ms"
-sync_dir = "static"
+# comment this out, WARNING this deletes target!
+# sync_dir = "static"