--- a/doc/overview.rst	Fri Aug 27 14:46:52 2021 +0200
+++ b/doc/overview.rst	Fri Aug 27 14:46:56 2021 +0200
@@ -78,28 +78,34 @@
 
 The Web frontend is the second main interface for most users. This frontend has the
 particularity to be in 2 parts: a server which serves HTTP content, and a client which
-runs in the browser. So you have Libervia server which connect to Libervia backend which itself
-connect to the XMPP server, and your browser will connect to Libervia server.
+runs in the browser. So you have Libervia Web server which connect to Libervia backend which itself
+connect to the XMPP server, and your browser will connect to Libervia Web server.
 
-In the browser, you can access the server in two ways: either directly with what we call
-**Libervia pages**, or with a JavaScript code in `single-page application`_ which is the
-**Libervia client** (or **Libervia web app**) that we have mentioned above.
-
-The **Libervia pages** are web pages managing a single feature. They can work without
-JavaScript when it's possible (it's not the case for instant messaging or similar highly
-dynamic contents). They aims to be simple and straightforward to use.
+..
+    # NOTE: currently not relevant as there is no Web APP anymore, may come back in the
+    future though
+    In the browser, you can access the server in two ways: either directly with what we call
+    **Libervia pages**, or with a JavaScript code in `single-page application`_ which is the
+    **Libervia client** (or **Libervia web app**) that we have mentioned above.
 
-The **Libervia client** is a highly dynamic web application, used to access more features.
-It's more complete and may be well adapted if you want to let Libervia running in a browser tab
-for an extended period.
+The **Libervia Web Pages** are web pages managing a single feature. They can work without
+JavaScript when it's possible (it's not the case for instant messaging or similar highly
+dynamic contents). They aims to be simple and straightforward to use. That what you're
+accessing when you're using Libervia Web.
 
-Last but not least, Libervia is also the central part of the new **web framework** of
-Libervia. Indeed, in addition of being a frontend to Libervia features (which is built with
-this framework), you can create totally different websites which are integrated in Libervia
-(and so XMPP) ecosystem. This framework uses Libervia template engine (based on `Jinja2`_) and
-makes the creation of decentralised and federated websites simple. Thanks to this framework,
-it's easy to experiment new ideas/features, or to change completely the look and feel of
-the Libervia frontend.
+..
+   #Note: as above, not relevant anymore but may come back in the future
+   The **Libervia Web Client** is a highly dynamic web application, used to access more features.
+   It's more complete and may be well adapted if you want to let Libervia running in a browser tab
+   for an extended period.
+
+Libervia Web is also the central part of the **Web Framework**. Indeed, in addition of
+being a frontend to Libervia features (which is built with this framework), you can create
+totally different websites which are integrated in Libervia (and so XMPP) ecosystem. This
+framework uses Libervia template engine (based on `Jinja2`_) and makes the creation of
+decentralised and federated websites simple. Thanks to this framework, it's easy to
+experiment new ideas/features, or to change completely the look and feel of the Libervia
+frontend.
 
 The `official Libervia website`_ is made with Libervia web framework.