hjkl are more or less under the fingers of touch-typists but not everyone is a touch-typist. hjkl are not that useful anyway, no need to insist on those keys.

hjkl are more or less under the fingers of touch-typists but not everyone is a touch-typist. hjkl are not that useful anyway, no need to insist on those keys. The token/word distinction is wrong. What the author calls a "token" is a "word" and what he calls a "word" is a "WORD". See :help word. Ctrl+B and Ctrl+F are "PageUp and PageDown". Ctrl+U and Ctrl+D have no generic equivalent. There's also Ctrl+Y and Ctrl+E for scrolling line-by-line. Same comment about "token" for *#. Maybe explaining what a "find command" is wold help the reader understand what nN actually do. Same comment about "token/word/WORD" for cwcW. (The mistake is repeated a lot so I won't repeat myself.) c is "change", not "correct". The description of cwcW is wrong. They unintuitevely work like ce and cE: change from the cursor to the end of the current word/WORD. See :help cw.