Updated Notify_ifttt (markdown)

Notify_ifttt.md

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 ### Syntax
 Valid syntaxes are as follows:
 * **ifttt**://**{WebhookID}**@**{Event}**/
-* **ifttt**://**{WebhookID}**@**{Event}**/**{Value1}**/
+* **ifttt**://**{WebhookID}**@**{Event1}**/**{Event2}**/**{EventN}**/
-* **ifttt**://**{WebhookID}**@**{Event}**/**{Value1}**/**{Value2}**/**{Value3}**/
 
-By default you don't need to specify or override an ingredient (these are the **{{ValueX}}** entries). So the standard URL ```ifttt://{WebhookID}/{Event}/``` should work for everyone. By default the Notification you specify gets mapped to the Applet ingredients so:
-* **{{Value1}}** = Notification Title
-* **{{Value2}}** = Notification Body
-* **{{Value3}}** = Notification Message Type (the text 'info', 'critical', etc)
-
-There may be cases where you simply don't want to pass a notification message to your IFTTT web hook, You're goal is to just trigger the event (maybe it's going to flip a light switch for example). You can over-ride values like so (this disables the value entries - note that they must be lower-case!):
-* **ifttt**://**{WebhookID}**@**{WebhookToken}**/**?value1=&value2=&value3=**
 
 ### Parameter Breakdown
 | Variable    | Required | Description
 | ----------- | -------- | -----------
 | WebhookID   | Yes      | Your webhooks API Key you got from [the settings area of the webhooks service itself](https://ifttt.com/services/maker_webhooks)
-| Event       | Yes      | This is the **Event Name** you assigned to the Applet you created. This is the event plan on triggering through the webhook.
+| Event       | Yes      | This is the **Event Name** you assigned to the Applet you created. You must at least pass in one of these. This is the event plan on triggering through the webhook.
 
 #### Example
 Send a IFTTT notification: