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diff --git a/services/README.md b/services/README.md
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 ## Commit Notes service
 
-This service `uni_notes_sync.service` keeps my university note directory in sync with a remote origin.
+This service `uni-notes-sync.service` keeps my university note directory in sync with a remote origin.
 The script behind it (`git-sync`) can be used more generally to keep any git directory in sync.
 
 The idea behind the services is: commit asap, push when finished.