removed note about multi-shank probes, no longer needed

README.md

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 **If you use Kilosort1-4, please cite the [paper](https://www.nature.com/articles/s41592-024-02232-7):**     
 Pachitariu, M., Sridhar, S., Pennington, J., & Stringer, C. (2024). Spike sorting with Kilosort4.
 
-**Note on multi-shank probes** : We are aware of some issues with sorting data from probes with multiple shanks or 2D arrays. See [documentation here](https://kilosort.readthedocs.io/en/latest/multi_shank.html) for recommended workarounds until the code is updated to handle these probes.
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-**Note on reusing parameters from previous versions**: This probably will not work well. Kilosort4 is a new algorithm, and the main parameters (the thresholds) can affect the results in a different way for your data. Please start with the default parameters and adjust from there based on what you see in Phy. 
+**Note on reusing parameters from previous versions**: This probably will not work well. Kilosort4 is a new algorithm, and the main parameters (the thresholds) can affect the results in a different way for your data. Please start with the default parameters and adjust from there based on what you see in Phy. For descriptions of Kilosort4's parameters, you can mouse-over their names in the GUI or look at `kilosort.parameters.py`.
 
 **Warning** :bangbang:: There were two bugs in Kilosort 2, 2.5 and 3 (but not 4) which caused fewer spikes to be detected in ~7ms periods at batch boundaries (every 2.1866s, issue #594). The patch1 releases fix these bugs, please use the new default NT and ntbuff parameters. 
 

docs/index.rst

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    README <README.md>
    gui_guide
    parameters
-   multi_shank
    hardware
    drift