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 A Command Line Interface (CLI) for creating and verifying Chainpoint proofs. See https://chainpoint.org
 
-The Chainpoint CLI lets you submit hashes to a Chainpoint Node on the Chainpoint Network. Nodes periodically aggregate hashes and send data to Chainpoint Core for anchoring the hash to public blockchains.
 The Chainpoint CLI lets you submit hashes to a Chainpoint Gateway on the Chainpoint Network. Gateways periodically aggregate hashes and send data to Chainpoint Core for anchoring the hash to public blockchains.
 
 The CLI lets you retrieve and verify a Chainpoint proof. Each proof cryptographically proves the integrity and existence of data at a point in time.
 
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 ## Usage
 
-You can get an overview of the CLI usage by typing the command (`chp`). The Node that the CLI will
 You can get an overview of the CLI usage by typing the command (`chp`). The Gateway that the CLI will
 communicate with will be chosen from those advertised as healthy on the network.
 
 On first use, the CLI will create a `~/.chainpoint/cli` directory
 where it will store its `chainpoint-proofs.db`
 file. The database file will be managed for you and it is not recommended to
 modify it yourself. The database stores a record of every hash
-you submit, which Node it was submitted to, and a copy of the
 you submit, which Gateway it was submitted to, and a copy of the
 proofs. You can create a `cli.config` file in this directory
 with a `CHAINPOINT_NODE_API_BASE_URI=` value if you'd like to
-permanently specify a Node of your own choosing.
 permanently specify a Gateway of your own choosing.
 
 ```
 $ chp
 Usage: chp <command> [options] <argument>
 
 Commands:
-  submit    submit a hash to be anchored (3x Nodes default)
   submit    submit a hash to be anchored 
   update    retrieve an updated proof for your hash(es), if available
   verify    verify a proof's anchor claims
   evaluate  evaluate and display a proof's anchor claims