diff --git a/lib/custom_wizard/field.rb b/lib/custom_wizard/field.rb
index 951419b6..aacb163b 100644
--- a/lib/custom_wizard/field.rb
+++ b/lib/custom_wizard/field.rb
@@ -8,14 +8,15 @@ class CustomWizard::Field
   # number:      3
   # title:       Add the field name to attribute map
   # description: The attribute map serves as a global registry for field attributes. Set the
-  #              key as the attribute name and value as an array of properties. Use the properties according to the
+  #              key as the attribute name and value as an array of properties. Use the properties according to
   #              your usecase. Here's a list and description of each of the properties.
-  #              accessible: The attribute is passed to attr_accessor
+  #              ```
+  #              accessible: The attribute is set as a CustomWizard::Field attr_accessor
   #              serializable: The attribute is serialized to the client
-  #              permitted: The attribute is permitted to be passed to the admin side controller for saving
-  #              mapped: The attribute is a mapped attributed and is permitted to be passed to the admin side controller for saving
-  #              excluded: The attribute is not initialized in the constructor. This is used
-  #               if the attribute needs a method
+  #              permitted: The attribute is permitted in the admin controller
+  #              mapped: The attribute is mapped and permitted (see above)
+  #              excluded: The attribute is not initialized in the constructor
+  #              ```
   ##
 
   def self.attribute_map
diff --git a/lib/custom_wizard/template.rb b/lib/custom_wizard/template.rb
index a11bd4a0..a1c0aad0 100644
--- a/lib/custom_wizard/template.rb
+++ b/lib/custom_wizard/template.rb
@@ -14,13 +14,6 @@ class CustomWizard::Template
     @actions = data['actions'] || []
   end
 
-  ##
-  # type:        step
-  # number:      4
-  # title:       Our new field is saved to the template
-  # description: The template is loaded into the wizard model when it is built,
-  #              our attribute has to be present, for it to build properly...
-  ##
   def save(opts = {})
     @opts = opts