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@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ NEWS file for Transmission <http://www.transmissionbt.com/>
 - All Platforms
    + Tracker communication uses fewer resources
    + More accurate bandwidth management
-   + Bandwidth displays now include BitTorrent protocol overhead
+   + Bandwidth limits now include BitTorrent protocol overhead
    + Files are preallocated as soon as any data is received for that file
    + Stability, security, and performance improvements to the RPC/Web UI server
    + Support compression when serving Web UI and RPC responses
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@@ -64,11 +64,6 @@
 			</div>
 				<p>This shows your upload/download ratio. 1.00 means you have uploaded as much as you have downloaded, 2.00 means you have uploaded twice the amount you have downloaded, etc. 
 				<p>
-			<div id="pagetitle">
-				<h1>Why are the total upload/download rates greater than zero when all transfers are paused?<br>Why are upload/download rates greater than the actual data transfer rates? </h1>
-			</div>
-				<p>The upload and download rates include BitTorrent protocol overhead. Slightly higher upload and download rates for transfers, even when paused, is normal.
-				<p>
 			<div id="pagetitle">
 				<h1>What do the download stats mean in the Torrent inspector? </h1>
 			</div>