Reorganize sections in readme

README.md

@@ -113,25 +113,6 @@ If the base directory is a git repository you can use the `-F` switch to force t
 $ git standup -m 3
 ```
 
-### Directory whitelisting
-
-If you want to restrict the standup to some paths, you can whitelist them by adding them to a `.git-standup-whitelist` file. For example if you have the below directory structure
-
-    ├── Workspace              # All your projects are here
-    │   ├── project-a          # Some git repository called project-a
-    │   ├── project-b          # Some git repository called project-b
-    │   ├── sketch-files       # Some sketch files
-    │   ├── mockups            # Some balsamiq mockups
-    │   └── ...                # etc.
-    └── ...
-
-And you want the `git-standup` to show logs for only `project-a` and `project-b`, you can do that by creating a `.git-standup-whitelist` file under the `Workspace` directory with the below contents and it will only consider these directories for the standup
-
-```
-project-a
-project-b
-```
-
 ## Checking someone else's commits
 
 If you want to find out someone else's commits do
@@ -221,6 +202,25 @@ Use of `-b foobar` option, which restricts returned results to commits present o
 git standup -b develop
 ```
 
+### Directory whitelisting
+
+If you want to restrict the standup to some paths, you can whitelist them by adding them to a `.git-standup-whitelist` file. For example if you have the below directory structure
+
+    ├── Workspace              # All your projects are here
+    │   ├── project-a          # Some git repository called project-a
+    │   ├── project-b          # Some git repository called project-b
+    │   ├── sketch-files       # Some sketch files
+    │   ├── mockups            # Some balsamiq mockups
+    │   └── ...                # etc.
+    └── ...
+
+And you want the `git-standup` to show logs for only `project-a` and `project-b`, you can do that by creating a `.git-standup-whitelist` file under the `Workspace` directory with the below contents and it will only consider these directories for the standup
+
+```
+project-a
+project-b
+```
+
 ## Changing the Weekdays
 
 By default, it considers that the work week starts on Monday and ends on Friday. So if you are running this on any day between Tuesday and Friday, it will show you your commits from the last day. However, if you are running this on Monday, it will show you all your commits since Friday.