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@@ -161,7 +161,7 @@ The thing with Apprise is it doesn't know what you're feeding it (the format the
 ## Apprise URLs on Command Line Do Not Behave Correctly
 If you are passing a URL on the Command Line Interface (CLI) of your Linux/Windows/Mac shell, it is important that you surround the URL with "quotes".   URL's leverage the `&` character which delimits one parameter from another (e.g. `schema://config?parm=value&parm2=value`).
 
-The problem is that `&` characters are also interpreted by the CLI.  The `&` causes the shell to execute everything defined before them into a background process.
+The problem is that `&` characters are also interpreted by the CLI.  The `&` causes the shell to execute everything defined before them into a background process. As a result, you would actually loose and not register any parameters beyond the first.
 ```bash
 # Here is an example of a problematic Apprise URL without "quotes":
 apprise -vvv -b "Test Email" \
@@ -173,7 +173,9 @@ apprise -vvv -b "Test Email" \
 #                                            |
 #                             This launches the first part into Apprise as a
 #                             background task depending on the CLI handles the
-#                             entries specified after here very differently
+#                             entries specified after here very differently. Hence
+#                             only "mailtos://user:pass@example.com?mode=ssl" was
+#                             loaded into Apprise with respect to this example.
 #
 # This is VERY likely NOT what you expect/want to happen.