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@@ -7,17 +7,17 @@ A [Mite](https://mite.yo.lk/en/) time tracking command line interface.
 1. Grab a release from https://github.com/leanovate/mite-go/releases for your operating system and unpack it into your
 $PATH (or %PATH% on windows).
 2. Setup `mite-go` to use your API key by:
-   1. visiting https://<your account name here>.mite.yo.lk/myself and note down the API key
+   1. visiting https://"your account name here".mite.yo.lk/myself and note down the API key
    2. executing the following commands
-   `mite-go config api.key=<your API key here>`
-   `mite-go config api.url=https://<your account name here>.mite.yo.lk`
+   `mite-go config api.key="your API key here"`
+   `mite-go config api.url=https://"your account name here".mite.yo.lk`
 3. Optional: set a default project & service by:
    1. retrieving the desired project & service id by executing `mite-go projects` and `mite-go services` respectively
-   2. configuring those id's as default by executing `mite-go config projectId=<the project id>` and `mite-go config serviceId=<the service id>`
+   2. configuring those id's as default by executing `mite-go config projectId="the project id"` and `mite-go config serviceId="the service id"`
 4. Optional: mite-go allows you to define often used project & service combinations as activities. You can configure them by:
    1. think of a good name for the activity
-   2. run `mite-go config activity.<your activity name here>.projectId=<the project id>`
-   3. run `mite-go config activity.<your activity name here>.serviceId=<the service id>`
+   2. run `mite-go config activity."your activity name here".projectId="the project id"`
+   3. run `mite-go config activity."your activity name here".serviceId=<the service id"`
    4. the activity names can be used in the `entries create` and `entries edit` sub-commands
 
 # Usage