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 ## Introduction
-
-This plugin was developed to cover my initial needs and rename a bunch of files and update their reference in code base respectively. So now you can rename a bunch of files from the directory and all imports also will be updated in a code-base
+Now you can rename a bunch of files from the directory and all references also will be updated acros the vault.
 
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 Rename Button
 Rename files will start renaming all files by respective path.
 
+
+## Motivation
+This plugin was developed to cover my needs. Originally I've started to use my daily files with **_** delimiter.
+So my files looked like this: 2022_01_01, over the time I realized other platform out of the bos configured to prefer dashes.
+
+Here is many guides on how to rename files, what kind of script we need to run, what version of python or Node.js we need to install and so on.
+
+Why Not to have this functionality build-in into Obsidian?
+
+And rename a **bunch of files** and update their reference in code base respectively. So now you can rename a bunch of files from the directory and all imports also will be updated in a code-base
+
+
 ## Installing
 
 The plugin in beta. To beta test, you can install the plugin using BRAT (see [BRAT > Adding a beta plugin](https://github.com/TfTHacker/obsidian42-brat#adding-a-beta-plugin) for further instructions).