Remove confusion about runners introduced in a recent PR

README.rst

@@ -5,24 +5,24 @@ Lutris
 Lutris is an open source gaming platform that makes gaming on Linux easier by
 managing, installing and providing optimal settings for games.
 
-Lutris does not sell games, and you must provide your own copy of a game
-unless it is open source/freeware.
-Instead, Lutris utilizes scripts called "runners" to provide a large library of
-games.
-These runners (with the exception of Steam and web browsers) are provided and
+Lutris does not sell games, for commercial games, you must own a copy to install
+the game on Lutris.
+The platform uses programs referered to as 'runners' to launch games,
+Those runners (with the exception of Steam and web browsers) are provided and
 managed by Lutris, so you don't need to install them with your package manager.
 
+The community provides scripts to provide easy access to a large library of
+games. Scripts provide a way to get your games up and running without having to
+manually set things up.
 
 Installer scripts
 =================
 
-Lutris installations are fully automated through runners, which can be written
+Lutris installations are fully automated through scripts, which can be written
 in either JSON or YAML.
-The runner syntax is described in ``docs/installers.rst``, and is also
+The scripting syntax is described in ``docs/installers.rst``, and is also
 available online at `lutris.net <https://lutris.net>`_.
 
-A web UI is planned to ease the creation of runners.
-
 Game library
 ============
 
@@ -107,7 +107,6 @@ Here's what to expect from future versions of Lutris:
 * Save syncing
 * Community features (friends list, chat, multiplayer game scheduling, etc.)
 * Controller configuration GUI (with xboxdrv support)
-* Web UI for editing runners
 
 Come with us!
 =============