anchor.diff:  }
   ----
   
  -=== More examples
  +=== Scenario 2: "Update the jtwfg model" as you update your domain model and check for deadlocks on the fly
   
  -See the link:src/test/groovy/ch/petikoch/libs/jtwfg/Documentation.groovy[executable documentation in src/test/groovy] for more examples.
  +Probably you want to keep the jtwfg model "in sync" with your domain model and check for deadlocks on the fly
  +as soon as you update both models. Probably you update your domain model and the jtwfg model by using various threads.
  +
  +See link:src/test/groovy/ch/petikoch/libs/jtwfg/Documentation.groovy[executable documentation in src/test/groovy] for
  +this and more examples.
   
   === Thread-safety
   
  
positive.code:   .addTask("task 4").build();
  ----
  
  === Step 2
  
  As soon as you have a graph instance, you can use the deadlock detector to find deadlocks.
  
  
negative.code: 
  == Usage
  
  === Basic scenario
  
  ==== Step 1
  
  Basically you transform your domain model into the jtwfg-model using a graph builder object
  
  