diff --git a/vim/use-active-window-with-bufexplorer.md b/vim/use-active-window-with-bufexplorer.md
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--- a/vim/use-active-window-with-bufexplorer.md
+++ b/vim/use-active-window-with-bufexplorer.md
@@ -7,12 +7,11 @@ to open BufExplorer, move my cursor to the next buffer of interest, and hit
 enter to open it in place of the current buffer. This is the default
 behavior at least.
 
-There is a setting on BufExplorer (`g:bufExplorerFindActive`) that is
-toggled on by default. Because of this setting, BufExplorer finds the window
-that was active before accessing the BufExplorer window when opening a
-buffer. If this setting is toggled off, BufExplorer doesn't bother finding
-the active window, it just opens the buffer up in place of itself in
-whatever split window was created for itself.
+With this setting toggled on, BufExplorer will open buffers in the _active
+window_. The _active window_ is the window that was active before
+BufExplorer was opened. If this setting is toggled off, BufExplorer doesn't
+bother finding the active window, it just opens the buffer up in place of
+itself in whatever split window was created for itself.
 
 This setting can be toggled within the BufExplorer window by hitting `f`. It
 will toggle between `Locate Buffer` and `Don't Locate Buffer`. I prefer the