Confusion in documentation

#### Bootstrap Library Methods
There a currently two types of supported methods for adding the Bootstrap
Library into your sub-theme. By default, the Bootstrap base theme enables a CDN
to provide the necessary files. If this method suites you then you can skip
this step.

The second method is probably the most dynamic and will grant you the ability
to change the variables and utilize the mixins provided by the Bootstrap
Library. If this method is chosen, you will need to un-comment the lines for
this method in your sub-theme's .info file before anything will happen.

##### Method 1: Bootstrap Source Files
Downloaded and extract the latest 2.x version of the [Bootstrap Library](https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap/tags) into your new sub-theme.
After it has been extracted, the folder should read `bootstrap`. If for
whatever reason you have an additional bootstrap folder wrapping the the
bootstrap folder (like: bootstrap/bootstrap), remove the wrapping bootstrap
folder. You will not need to touch these files again. This allows the framework
to be updated in the future.

**IF USING THE LESS MODULE**
Change the stylesheets include of your sub-theme's .info file from
`css/theme.css` to `less/theme.less`. These will be generated once the theme is
enabled and viewed.

**IF USING A LOCAL PREPROCESSOR**
Compile the `./less/theme.less` file. A new file should be generated as
`./css/theme.css`.

Lastly, you will need to uncomment the lines in your sub-theme's .info file
(pertaining to this method) before anything will work.

##### Method 2: Bootstrap CDN
This method is rather simple, you don't have to do anything unless you wish to
override the default Bootstrap base theme settings. If so, just uncomment the
lines pertaining to Method 2.

Edit the provided `./css/theme.css` file to your liking.

Should the text I made bold not say "the first method", since I´m using the bootstrap library in the first method?