README.md

@@ -2,8 +2,9 @@
 
 Curated blacklist and whitelist for the ARR media stack. The blacklist is
 synced automatically from upstream Cleanuparr and stripped of anything
-listed in the locally-maintained whitelist, so consumers like qBittorrent
-and Cleanuparr can point at a single raw URL per list and stay in sync.
+listed in the locally-maintained whitelist. Both files are consumed by
+Cleanuparr -- qBittorrent does not read either URL directly; Cleanuparr's
+Blocklist Sync feature pushes patterns to qBittorrent on its behalf.
 
 See the wiki for full technical reference:
 - [Sync](https://git.hisp.no/arr/blocklists/wiki/Sync)
@@ -11,7 +12,7 @@ See the wiki for full technical reference:
 - [Lists](https://git.hisp.no/arr/blocklists/wiki/Lists)
   -- the two-file model, pattern semantics, maintaining the whitelist
 - [Consumers](https://git.hisp.no/arr/blocklists/wiki/Consumers)
-  -- qBittorrent and Cleanuparr integration, raw URLs, recommended modes
+  -- Cleanuparr Blocklist Sync and Malware Blocker, raw URLs, recommended modes
 - [CI and Workflow](https://git.hisp.no/arr/blocklists/wiki/CI-and-Workflow)
   -- scheduled Gitea Actions job, manual dispatch, commit behaviour
 
@@ -39,9 +40,11 @@ and prevents consumers from blocking or deleting it. See
 
 ## Prerequisites
 
-- A consumer that reads a remote text file of glob patterns (qBittorrent
-  excluded file names, Cleanuparr blacklist/whitelist sync, etc.)
-- Network access from that consumer to `git.hisp.no`
+- A running [Cleanuparr](https://github.com/Cleanuparr/Cleanuparr) instance
+  with Blocklist Sync and/or Malware Blocker configured
+- Network access from Cleanuparr to `git.hisp.no`
+- For Blocklist Sync: a qBittorrent instance reachable from Cleanuparr's
+  qBittorrent connection settings
 
 ## File structure
 
@@ -55,35 +58,40 @@ and prevents consumers from blocking or deleting it. See
 
 ## Usage
 
-Point your consumer at the raw URL of the file it should use.
+Both files are consumed by Cleanuparr through two independent features.
+qBittorrent itself does not read any URL from this repository.
 
-### qBittorrent
+### Blocklist Sync (push to qBittorrent)
 
-qBittorrent has no whitelist feature, so it consumes the blacklist directly.
-Set the excluded file names list (Options -> Downloads -> Excluded file
-names) to:
+Cleanuparr's **Blocklist Sync** fetches a blocklist URL on its configured
+schedule and pushes the full pattern set into qBittorrent's excluded file
+names via the qBittorrent Web API. Only blocklists are supported -- there
+is no whitelist mode for this feature. Point Blocklist Sync at:
 
 ```
 https://git.hisp.no/arr/blocklists/raw/branch/main/blacklist
 ```
 
-Because the whitelist is already subtracted from this file, any extension
-you add to `whitelist` stops being blocked by qBittorrent on the next sync.
+Because the locally-maintained whitelist is already subtracted from this
+file, any extension you add to `whitelist` stops being pushed to
+qBittorrent on the next sync.
 
-### Cleanuparr
+### Malware Blocker (Sonarr/Radarr queue)
 
-Cleanuparr supports both blacklist and whitelist modes. Use whichever
-matches your setup:
-
-- **Blacklist mode** -- point at the same `blacklist` raw URL as qBittorrent.
-- **Whitelist mode** -- point at the `whitelist` raw URL:
+Cleanuparr's **Malware Blocker** inspects torrents in the Sonarr and
+Radarr queues and removes ones that violate its rules. It supports both
+blacklist and whitelist modes. This repository is configured for
+**whitelist mode**:
 
 ```
 https://git.hisp.no/arr/blocklists/raw/branch/main/whitelist
 ```
 
-See [Consumers](https://git.hisp.no/arr/blocklists/wiki/Consumers) for
-recommended mode per feature.
+In whitelist mode, only torrents whose contained files all have
+whitelisted extensions are kept. Everything else is removed from the queue.
+
+See [Consumers](https://git.hisp.no/arr/blocklists/wiki/Consumers) for the
+full configuration details and troubleshooting.
 
 ## Maintaining the whitelist