wording tweaks

docs/1.0.md

@@ -694,31 +694,23 @@ reset playback speed to 1x and adjust it's EQ settings to be better for music vs
 Accepted medium names are curated within a list maintained by the community as new mediums are discovered over time. Newly proposed mediums should require some level of
 justification to be added to this list. One may argue and/or prove use of a new medium even for only one application, should it prove different enough from existing mediums to have meaning.
 
-### Node Value
-The node value is a string denoting one of the following possible values:
-- `podcast` - Describes a feed for a podcast show.
-  - *Justification*: Nothing new, as this is what all podcasts that exist default to today.  If no `medium` tag is present in the channel, this medium is assumed.
-- `music` - A feed of music organized into an "album" with each item a song within the album.
-  - *Justification*: Music has existed as a medium for a very long time and dedicated music applications already exist.
-- `video` - Like a "podcast" but used in a more visual experience.
-  - *Justification*: Videos add different enough level of user experience to discern them from regular podcasts.  Sites like YouTube already exist and prove out the existence of "videos" as a medium.
-- `film` - Specific types of videos with one item per feed.
-  - *Justification*: While doable, users have come to expect to be able to search for films without directly subscribing to a high level organization of "channels."  This allows the application to make
-    beneficial assumptions regarding how to handle an item within a film.  Films exist as a medium already with dedicated applications today.
-- `audiobook` - Specific types of audio with one item per feed.
-  - *Justification*: Similar to a film, users typically search for audiobooks by name without some level of subscription/following.  This isn't to say that an application couldn't allow following an "author".
-    for example, but that wouldn't be organized at the channel level.  Audiobooks exist as a medium already with dedicated applications today.
-- `newsletter` - Describes a feed of curated written articles.
-  - *Justification*: Many newsletter publications already have RSS feeds -- this helps explicitly identify them.
-- `blog` - Describes a feed of informally written articles.
-  - *Justification*: Many blogs already have RSS feeds, perhaps since the dawn of RSS -- this helps explicitly identify them.
-
 ### Parent
 &nbsp; `<channel>`
 
 ### Count
 &nbsp; Single
 
+### Node Value
+The node value is a string denoting one of the following possible values:
+- `podcast` (default) - Describes a feed for a podcast show. If no `medium` tag is present in the channel, this medium is assumed.
+- `music` - A feed of music organized into an "album" with each item a song within the album.
+- `video` - Like a "podcast" but used in a more visual experience.  Something akin to a dedicated video channel like would be found on YouTube.
+- `film` - Specific types of videos with one item per feed. This is different than a `video` medium because the content is considered to be cinematic; like a movie, documentary or music video.
+- `audiobook` - Specific types of audio with one item per feed, or where items represent chapters within the book.
+- `newsletter` - Describes a feed of curated written articles.  Newsletter articles now sometimes have an spoken version audio enclosure attached.
+- `blog` - Describes a feed of informally written articles.  Similar to `newsletter` but more informal as in a traditional blog platform style.
+
+
 ### Examples
 Example use for a "podcast":
 ```xml