Once more note --mode=NONE.
@@ -170,7 +170,8 @@ The result will be the following table in KGTK format:
Occasionally you may wish to create a quasi-KGTK file (e.g., a KGTK
file that does not contain the required column names). For example, you
may need certain names on the columns to clarify their meaning in a
-report.
+report. To accomplish this, you will need to include the expert option
+`--mode=NONE` on the command line.
Copy `file1.tsv`, sending the output to standard output, renaming
all columns in the output file, including renaming some of the required
