diff --git a/tunnel/ircvpn/README b/tunnel/ircvpn/README
index 6061d76..f90bfea 100644
--- a/tunnel/ircvpn/README
+++ b/tunnel/ircvpn/README
@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ Furthermore: All of your data will go kind-of plaintext over an Irc-channel.
              While this is a rather uncommon way of ip transit, everybody who
 			 is able to join the channel might be able to eavesdrop.
 
+
 Installation and requirements
 =============================
  * python-irclib
@@ -20,6 +21,7 @@ hint of what this switch will do. Some of the security settings are rather
 untested, keep that in mind. After configuration, start the tunnel with
 python ircvpn.py. A tap-device will open and the tunnel should be ready to run.
 
+
 What it does and how it works
 =============================
 IrcVPN uses an ircchannel as its transport medium. When starting this tunnel,
@@ -55,6 +57,7 @@ bot has the right to flood the ether as much as it wants with network packets.
 Ircs right management can always be used to mute, rate-limit or remove spamming
 or otherwise unwanted clients. 
 
+
 Header Format
 =============
 <fragmentation flag><packet id> <base64 encoded message>
diff --git a/tunnel/ircvpn/ircvpn.py b/tunnel/ircvpn/ircvpn.py
index fa7a363..99ab9eb 100755
--- a/tunnel/ircvpn/ircvpn.py
+++ b/tunnel/ircvpn/ircvpn.py
@@ -16,10 +16,6 @@ import logging
 import subprocess
 from ether2any.helper import getDstMacFromPkt, isBroadcast, binToHexStr
 
-# TODO
-#	replace base64 with something better
-#	write switching part
-
 class IrcVPN(Ether2Any):
 	headerlen = 1 + 5 + 1 # flag + number + whitespace
 	pkgre = re.compile("^([a-zA-Z])(\d{5}) (.*)$")