diff --git a/mipseed.md b/mipseed.md
index c29803a..d199238 100644
--- a/mipseed.md
+++ b/mipseed.md
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
 
 That's it! You are now running a mipseed, which will itself be seeded by the manually added mipseeds specified with the --add-peer entries passed to monerod.
 
-Note: monerod versions v0.17.1.3 onwards comes with a list of hardcoded monerod peers accessible via I2p which are used to then discover further I2P peers. You can manually add peers to the list by passing `--add-peer` flags to the `monerod` command above. E.g. `--add-peer core5hzivg4v5ttxbor4a3haja6dssksqsmiootlptnsrfsgwqqa.b32.i2p`
+Note: monerod versions v0.17.1.3 onwards comes with a list of hardcoded monerod peers accessible via I2P which are used to then discover further I2P peers. You can manually add peers to the list by passing `--add-peer` flags to the `monerod` command above. E.g. `--add-peer core5hzivg4v5ttxbor4a3haja6dssksqsmiootlptnsrfsgwqqa.b32.i2p`
 
 If you are running Linux, it would be useful to set this all up to run automatically if the machine is ever rebooted. You can do this by creating systemd service files, as documented [here](monerod-with-i2p-zero.md#setting-up-linux-services-so-that-monerod-and-i2p-zero-are-automatically-started).
 
diff --git a/monerod-with-i2p-zero.md b/monerod-with-i2p-zero.md
index 1af9904..1899368 100644
--- a/monerod-with-i2p-zero.md
+++ b/monerod-with-i2p-zero.md
@@ -8,9 +8,7 @@
 7. The command above will result in an I2P address being printed to the command line, which will end with `.b32.i2p`. This is your new I2P address.
 8. Run monerod by typing the following, replacing `XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.b32.i2p` with your own I2P address that was printed from step 6: `monerod --tx-proxy i2p,127.0.0.1:8060 --anonymous-inbound XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.b32.i2p,127.0.0.1:8061 --prune-blockchain --detach`
 
-That's it! Do not replace the dsc****.b32.i2p address with yours, only replace the XXXXXXX.b32.i2p one. The dsc****.b32.i2p is a seed node that will help you discover other I2P-accessible monero nodes.
-
-Note: monerod versions v0.17.1.3 onwards comes with a list of hardcoded monerod peers accessible via I2p which are used to then discover further I2P peers. You can manually add peers to the list by passing `--add-peer` flags to the `monerod` command above. E.g. `--add-peer core5hzivg4v5ttxbor4a3haja6dssksqsmiootlptnsrfsgwqqa.b32.i2p`
+Note: monerod versions v0.17.1.3 onwards comes with a list of hardcoded monerod peers accessible via I2P which are used to then discover further I2P peers. You can manually add peers to the list by passing `--add-peer` flags to the `monerod` command above. E.g. `--add-peer core5hzivg4v5ttxbor4a3haja6dssksqsmiootlptnsrfsgwqqa.b32.i2p`
 
 ## Setting up Linux services so that monerod and I2P-zero are automatically started