--- wikisrc/projects/project/kernel_continuations.mdwn	2011/11/10 03:06:51	1.1
+++ wikisrc/projects/project/kernel_continuations.mdwn	2017/01/03 20:51:24	1.4
@@ -10,16 +10,19 @@ contact="""
 
 category="kernel"
 difficulty="hard"
-funded="The NetBSD Foundation"
 
 description="""
-This project proposal is a subtask of [[smp_networking]] and is elegible
-for funding independently.
+This project proposal is a subtask of [[smp_networking]].
 
 The goal of this project is to implement continuations at the kernel level.
 Most of the pieces are already available in the kernel, so this can be
 reworded as: combine *callouts*, *softints*, and *workqueues* into a single
-framework.  Continuations are meant to cheap; very cheap.
+framework.  Continuations are meant to be cheap; very cheap.
+
+These continuations are a dispatching system for making callbacks at
+scheduled times or in different thread/interrupt contexts.
+They aren't "continuations" in the usual sense such as you might find
+in Scheme code.
 
 Please note that the main goal of this project is to simplify the
 implementation of [[SMP networking|smp_networking]], so care must be taken
@@ -158,7 +161,7 @@ specific kernel thread.
   following flag(s) may be bitwise ORed together:
 
   * `WQ_PERCPU` specifies that the workqueue should have a separate queue
-    for each CPU, thus allowing continuations to invoked on specific CPUs.
+    for each CPU, thus allowing continuations to be invoked on specific CPUs.
 
 * `int kcont_workqueue_release(kcont_wq_t *wq);`