Remove stack heap stuff.

OpenSim scripts can soak up as much memory as the server has, so doesn't
suffer from stack heap issues.

A few other edits that are committed later sneak into this, hard to
avoid.

1 files changed, 8 insertions, 23 deletions

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 2269739..69e220d 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -114,17 +114,17 @@ new notecard.
 ### TO MAKE A BACKUP:
 
 Saved positions are stored in memory but are not permanent.  They are
-lost on script error (See "Script run-time error / Stack-Heap Collision"
-below).  They are also lost on shutdown/startup, or "Pos Reset".  To
-back the positions up more permanently you have to copy them into a
-new .POSITIONS notecard:
-- Select 'EXTRAS>>', 'OPTIONS>>', then 'Save Pos' .
+lost on script error.  They are also lost on shutdown/startup, or "Pos
+Reset".  To back the positions up more permanently you have to copy them
+into a new .POSITIONS notecard:
+
+- Select `EXTRAS>>`, `OPTIONS>>`, then `Save Pos`.
+
 All original .POSITIONS* cards are copied to .backup.POSITIONS* cards.
 Prop positions are saved to .PROPS, so the same applies.
 
-Note: After changing any *.POSITIONS* files, use the 'Pos Reset' command
-to verify your changes, if desired.  This also helps to avoid losing
-changes due to Stack-Heap collisions.
+Note: After changing any .POSITIONS* files, use the `Pos Reset` command
+to verify your changes, if desired.
 
 ### TO ADJUST HEIGHT OFFSET (Z):
 
@@ -281,21 +281,6 @@ If the MLP object contains many things, access to it's contents can be
 slow, just keep waiting until it's all loaded.  Can take over a minute
 sometimes.
 
-- "Script run-time error / Stack-Heap Collision"?
-
-Right-click/Edit the object, and use SL menu: "Tools -> Reset Scripts in
-Selection" to reset. Any saved positions that were not backed up in
-.POSITIONS files are lost, so if your furniture has lots of poses (over
-50) and you save positions, be sure to back up regularly.  Use OPTIONS ->
-Pos Reset after changing .POSITIONS* files.
-
-FAQ for those who edit *.MENUITEMS files:
-
-- "Script run-time error / Stack-Heap Collision"?
-
-After a restart, this is a clue that there are too many items in
-*.MENUITEMS* or *.POSITIONS* files.  Trim the menu.
-
 - My new menu appears on the main page, rather than as a submenu where I
 configured it.  Why?