diff --git a/examples/06_search_your_follows.md b/examples/06_search_your_follows.md
index abc1715..0cb5d00 100644
--- a/examples/06_search_your_follows.md
+++ b/examples/06_search_your_follows.md
@@ -1,9 +1,6 @@
 # search the accounts you follow
 
-full-text search over posts, scoped to the accounts one user follows, grouped
-by author. the account's PDS is resolved from its handle, the same way
-[example 02](02_resolve_identity.md) does, so nothing about where the account
-lives is configured.
+full-text search over posts from the accounts one user follows, grouped by author.
 
 ```zig
 //! search posts from the accounts you follow, grouped by author.
@@ -142,17 +139,13 @@ I read and understood like half the @tigerbeetle.com codebase without consulting
 ...
 ```
 
-this is `examples/06_search_your_follows.zig` verbatim. set `ATPROTO_HANDLE`,
+`examples/06_search_your_follows.zig` verbatim. set `ATPROTO_HANDLE`,
 `ATPROTO_PASSWORD` (an app password), and `ATPROTO_SEARCH_QUERY`, then
-`zig build example-search-your-follows`. the output above is trimmed to two of
-the thirteen posts.
-
-`following=true` makes `searchPostsV2` viewer-relative: the request carries
-the session, so it goes through the account's own PDS, which proxies it to the
-AppView as that user. `allTime=true` reaches past the recent-post window and
-`sort=recent` orders newest first. repeated parameter names (`authors`) are
-passed as repeated `QueryParam` entries; the query string itself is the
-backend's syntax.
+`zig build example-search-your-follows`. output trimmed to two of thirteen posts.
+
+`following=true` makes the search viewer-relative, so the request goes through
+the account's PDS to the AppView as that user. `allTime=true` reaches past the
+recent-post window; `sort=recent` orders newest first.
 
 **see also:** the [`searchPostsV2` lexicon](https://github.com/bluesky-social/atproto/blob/main/lexicons/app/bsky/feed/searchPostsV2.json).