README: note sway; discourage reckless copying

README.md

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 This is the set of files that powers my day-to-day computing experience.
 GNU Emacs is its centrepiece, with other programs providing ancillary
-functionalities.  In some cases, such as with the configurations for Vim
-and Xterm, all relevant files are carried over from my pre-Emacs days
-and are maintained as a contingency plan or in case I need to revisit
-some old setup.
-
-## How to reproduce my Emacs setup
-
-This is discussed in the heading _"How to reproduce your dotemacs?"_ of
-my `prot-emacs.org`.  Either find it there, or read it on the website:
-<https://protesilaos.com/dotemacs/#h:0675f798-e2d9-4762-9df2-f47cd24cf00a>.
-
-It also explains how to manage my dotfiles with the help of GNU Stow.
+functionalities.  In some cases, such as with the configurations for
+Vim, all relevant files are carried over from my pre-Emacs days and are
+maintained as a contingency plan or in case I need to revisit some old
+setup.
 
 ## Do not track my dotfiles (rolling, unstable, and untested)
 
 _Ceci n'est pas une distribution Emacs._
 
 This repo functions as a laboratory of experimentation for my computing
-environment.  What I do with Emacs or any other programs in the
-GNU/Linux milieu that form part of my dotfiles is only meant to work for
-me.  As such, I offer no support whatsoever to those tracking this
-repository and may introduce breaking changes without prior notice.
+environment.  What I do with Emacs or any other program in the GNU/Linux
+milieu that forms part of my dotfiles is only meant to work for me.  As
+such, I offer no support whatsoever to those tracking this repository
+and may introduce breaking changes without prior notice.
 
 This is all to say that **you understand the risks associated with
 tracking an ever-changing project that does not enjoy widespread testing
@@ -32,14 +24,37 @@ are willing to assume responsibility for any possible breakage, then
 please feel welcome to follow along.  You can always open an issue here
 or contribute any fixes, if you will.
 
+## How to reproduce my Emacs setup
+
+I am not using `use-package` so this will not be an easy ride.  It is
+better for you to peruse the relevant files and copy whatever you want
+instead of reproducing the whole thing.
+
+If, however, you insist on going ahead with your plan, I provide more
+details in the heading _"How to reproduce your dotemacs?"_ of my
+`prot-emacs.org`.  Either find it there, or read it on my website:
+<https://protesilaos.com/dotemacs/#h:0675f798-e2d9-4762-9df2-f47cd24cf00a>.
+
+It also explains how to manage my dotfiles with the help of GNU Stow.
+
 ## BSPWM configuration
 
 As of 2021-08-27 I am back to using BSPWM.  Emacs remains the
-centrepiece of my computing environment, though I got bored with Xfce
-and thought I would re-use my old configurations.  There have been some
+centrepiece of my computing environment, though I got bored of Xfce and
+thought I would re-use my old configurations.  There have been some
 updates and more will follow.  Everything should be considered a
 work-in-progress until further notice.
 
+## Experiments with Sway
+
+Starting on 2021-09-21, I maintain configuration related to the Sway
+window manager.  The plan is to switch to Wayland at some point in the
+near future.  Sway is a stable package for testing things, though I am
+not sure I will stick with it.  Perhaps there is another window manager
+I might like more.  In the meantime, **consider everything related to
+Sway to be highly experimental, unstable, and subject to removal without
+prior notice**.
+
 ## Copying
 
 Unless otherwise noted, all code herein is distributed under the terms