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attempting to simplify configuration wording #967

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@@ -71,7 +88,7 @@ Here are a series of question to help formulate a suitable configuration:
| | * `HighThroughputExecutor` | |
+---------------------+----------------------------+------------------------+

2. How many nodes do you have to execute them ? What task durations give good performance on different executors?
2. How many nodes will you use to run them? What task durations give good performance on different executors?

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I've tried not to use "task" in this section of the docs, but in this particular place, I'm not sure that "app" would make sense.

| Login node | Cluster/Supercomputer | `LocalChannel` |
+---------------------+--------------------------+------------------------------------+
4. Where will you run the main Parsl program, given that you already have determined where the apps will run?
(This is needed to determine how to communicate between the Parsl program and the apps.)

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It's not clear to the reader what happens over a channel. Is this where inputs and outputs are passed? containerized apps? files? I'm not sure where we explain this, but it would be useful to probably say a little more here.

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