Updated all the readme files with changes made to the template.

alternates/gambling-porn-social/readme.md

@@ -87,11 +87,24 @@ Add one or more  *additional* sources, each in a subfolder of the `data/` folder
 Add one or more *optional* extensions, which originate from subfolders of the `extensions/` folder.  Again the url in
 `update.info` controls where this extension finds its updates.
 
-## How do I incorporate my own hosts?
+### How do I include my own custom domain mappings?
 
 If you have custom hosts records, place them in file `myhosts`.  The contents of this file are prepended to the
 unified hosts file during the update process.
 
+The `myhosts` file is not tracked by git, so any changes you make won't be overridden when you `git pull` this repo from `origin` in the future.
+
+### How do I prevent domains from being included?
+
+The domains you list in the `whitelist` file are excluded from the final hosts file.  
+
+The `whitelist` uses partial matching.  Therefore if you whitelist `google-analytics.com`, that domain and all its
+subdomains won't be merged into the final hosts file.
+
+The `whitelist` is not tracked by git, so any changes you make won't be overridden when you `git pull` this repo 
+from `origin` in the future.
+
+
 ## What is a hosts file?
 
 A hosts file, named `hosts` (with no file extension), is a plain-text file used by all operating

alternates/gambling-porn/readme.md

@@ -87,11 +87,24 @@ Add one or more  *additional* sources, each in a subfolder of the `data/` folder
 Add one or more *optional* extensions, which originate from subfolders of the `extensions/` folder.  Again the url in
 `update.info` controls where this extension finds its updates.
 
-## How do I incorporate my own hosts?
+### How do I include my own custom domain mappings?
 
 If you have custom hosts records, place them in file `myhosts`.  The contents of this file are prepended to the
 unified hosts file during the update process.
 
+The `myhosts` file is not tracked by git, so any changes you make won't be overridden when you `git pull` this repo from `origin` in the future.
+
+### How do I prevent domains from being included?
+
+The domains you list in the `whitelist` file are excluded from the final hosts file.  
+
+The `whitelist` uses partial matching.  Therefore if you whitelist `google-analytics.com`, that domain and all its
+subdomains won't be merged into the final hosts file.
+
+The `whitelist` is not tracked by git, so any changes you make won't be overridden when you `git pull` this repo 
+from `origin` in the future.
+
+
 ## What is a hosts file?
 
 A hosts file, named `hosts` (with no file extension), is a plain-text file used by all operating

alternates/gambling-social/readme.md

@@ -87,11 +87,24 @@ Add one or more  *additional* sources, each in a subfolder of the `data/` folder
 Add one or more *optional* extensions, which originate from subfolders of the `extensions/` folder.  Again the url in
 `update.info` controls where this extension finds its updates.
 
-## How do I incorporate my own hosts?
+### How do I include my own custom domain mappings?
 
 If you have custom hosts records, place them in file `myhosts`.  The contents of this file are prepended to the
 unified hosts file during the update process.
 
+The `myhosts` file is not tracked by git, so any changes you make won't be overridden when you `git pull` this repo from `origin` in the future.
+
+### How do I prevent domains from being included?
+
+The domains you list in the `whitelist` file are excluded from the final hosts file.  
+
+The `whitelist` uses partial matching.  Therefore if you whitelist `google-analytics.com`, that domain and all its
+subdomains won't be merged into the final hosts file.
+
+The `whitelist` is not tracked by git, so any changes you make won't be overridden when you `git pull` this repo 
+from `origin` in the future.
+
+
 ## What is a hosts file?
 
 A hosts file, named `hosts` (with no file extension), is a plain-text file used by all operating

alternates/gambling/readme.md

@@ -87,11 +87,24 @@ Add one or more  *additional* sources, each in a subfolder of the `data/` folder
 Add one or more *optional* extensions, which originate from subfolders of the `extensions/` folder.  Again the url in
 `update.info` controls where this extension finds its updates.
 
-## How do I incorporate my own hosts?
+### How do I include my own custom domain mappings?
 
 If you have custom hosts records, place them in file `myhosts`.  The contents of this file are prepended to the
 unified hosts file during the update process.
 
+The `myhosts` file is not tracked by git, so any changes you make won't be overridden when you `git pull` this repo from `origin` in the future.
+
+### How do I prevent domains from being included?
+
+The domains you list in the `whitelist` file are excluded from the final hosts file.  
+
+The `whitelist` uses partial matching.  Therefore if you whitelist `google-analytics.com`, that domain and all its
+subdomains won't be merged into the final hosts file.
+
+The `whitelist` is not tracked by git, so any changes you make won't be overridden when you `git pull` this repo 
+from `origin` in the future.
+
+
 ## What is a hosts file?
 
 A hosts file, named `hosts` (with no file extension), is a plain-text file used by all operating

alternates/porn-social/readme.md

@@ -87,11 +87,24 @@ Add one or more  *additional* sources, each in a subfolder of the `data/` folder
 Add one or more *optional* extensions, which originate from subfolders of the `extensions/` folder.  Again the url in
 `update.info` controls where this extension finds its updates.
 
-## How do I incorporate my own hosts?
+### How do I include my own custom domain mappings?
 
 If you have custom hosts records, place them in file `myhosts`.  The contents of this file are prepended to the
 unified hosts file during the update process.
 
+The `myhosts` file is not tracked by git, so any changes you make won't be overridden when you `git pull` this repo from `origin` in the future.
+
+### How do I prevent domains from being included?
+
+The domains you list in the `whitelist` file are excluded from the final hosts file.  
+
+The `whitelist` uses partial matching.  Therefore if you whitelist `google-analytics.com`, that domain and all its
+subdomains won't be merged into the final hosts file.
+
+The `whitelist` is not tracked by git, so any changes you make won't be overridden when you `git pull` this repo 
+from `origin` in the future.
+
+
 ## What is a hosts file?
 
 A hosts file, named `hosts` (with no file extension), is a plain-text file used by all operating

alternates/porn/readme.md

@@ -87,11 +87,24 @@ Add one or more  *additional* sources, each in a subfolder of the `data/` folder
 Add one or more *optional* extensions, which originate from subfolders of the `extensions/` folder.  Again the url in
 `update.info` controls where this extension finds its updates.
 
-## How do I incorporate my own hosts?
+### How do I include my own custom domain mappings?
 
 If you have custom hosts records, place them in file `myhosts`.  The contents of this file are prepended to the
 unified hosts file during the update process.
 
+The `myhosts` file is not tracked by git, so any changes you make won't be overridden when you `git pull` this repo from `origin` in the future.
+
+### How do I prevent domains from being included?
+
+The domains you list in the `whitelist` file are excluded from the final hosts file.  
+
+The `whitelist` uses partial matching.  Therefore if you whitelist `google-analytics.com`, that domain and all its
+subdomains won't be merged into the final hosts file.
+
+The `whitelist` is not tracked by git, so any changes you make won't be overridden when you `git pull` this repo 
+from `origin` in the future.
+
+
 ## What is a hosts file?
 
 A hosts file, named `hosts` (with no file extension), is a plain-text file used by all operating

alternates/social/readme.md

@@ -87,11 +87,24 @@ Add one or more  *additional* sources, each in a subfolder of the `data/` folder
 Add one or more *optional* extensions, which originate from subfolders of the `extensions/` folder.  Again the url in
 `update.info` controls where this extension finds its updates.
 
-## How do I incorporate my own hosts?
+### How do I include my own custom domain mappings?
 
 If you have custom hosts records, place them in file `myhosts`.  The contents of this file are prepended to the
 unified hosts file during the update process.
 
+The `myhosts` file is not tracked by git, so any changes you make won't be overridden when you `git pull` this repo from `origin` in the future.
+
+### How do I prevent domains from being included?
+
+The domains you list in the `whitelist` file are excluded from the final hosts file.  
+
+The `whitelist` uses partial matching.  Therefore if you whitelist `google-analytics.com`, that domain and all its
+subdomains won't be merged into the final hosts file.
+
+The `whitelist` is not tracked by git, so any changes you make won't be overridden when you `git pull` this repo 
+from `origin` in the future.
+
+
 ## What is a hosts file?
 
 A hosts file, named `hosts` (with no file extension), is a plain-text file used by all operating

readme.md

@@ -87,11 +87,24 @@ Add one or more  *additional* sources, each in a subfolder of the `data/` folder
 Add one or more *optional* extensions, which originate from subfolders of the `extensions/` folder.  Again the url in
 `update.info` controls where this extension finds its updates.
 
-## How do I incorporate my own hosts?
+### How do I include my own custom domain mappings?
 
 If you have custom hosts records, place them in file `myhosts`.  The contents of this file are prepended to the
 unified hosts file during the update process.
 
+The `myhosts` file is not tracked by git, so any changes you make won't be overridden when you `git pull` this repo from `origin` in the future.
+
+### How do I prevent domains from being included?
+
+The domains you list in the `whitelist` file are excluded from the final hosts file.  
+
+The `whitelist` uses partial matching.  Therefore if you whitelist `google-analytics.com`, that domain and all its
+subdomains won't be merged into the final hosts file.
+
+The `whitelist` is not tracked by git, so any changes you make won't be overridden when you `git pull` this repo 
+from `origin` in the future.
+
+
 ## What is a hosts file?
 
 A hosts file, named `hosts` (with no file extension), is a plain-text file used by all operating

readmeData.json

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