# HG changeset patch
# User Steve Losh <steve@stevelosh.com>
# Date 1339877960 14400
# Node ID ea55cbb8a95264b73b07fa7cfad4bd7e45070498
# Parent  0b3fa842dbe9d8c6d8a3555ec2a9fc9c74777dc3
more "leader" keys

fixes #18

diff -r 0b3fa842dbe9 -r ea55cbb8a952 chapters/06.markdown
--- a/chapters/06.markdown	Sat Jun 16 16:16:24 2012 -0400
+++ b/chapters/06.markdown	Sat Jun 16 16:19:20 2012 -0400
@@ -8,11 +8,11 @@
 `<space>` normally does.  What if we need that key later?
 
 There are a bunch of keys that you don't normally need in your day-to-day Vim
-usage.  `\` doesn't do anything.  `-`, `H`, `L`, and `<space>` do things that
-you almost never need.  Depending on how you work you may find others that you
-never use.
+usage.  `-`, `H`, `L`, `<space>`, `<cr>`, and `<bs>` do things that you almost
+never need (in normal mode, of course).  Depending on how you work you may find
+others that you never use.
 
-Those are safe to map, but that only gives us five keys to work with.  What
+Those are safe to map, but that only gives us six keys to work with.  What
 happened to Vim's legendary customizability?
 
 Mapping Key Sequences