diff --git a/R/draft.R b/R/draft.R
index f3ab28f..1e0f9ce 100644
--- a/R/draft.R
+++ b/R/draft.R
@@ -4,61 +4,58 @@
 #' stock assessment document written with \pkg{sa4ss}.
 #'
 #' @details
-#' ## Wrapper for [rmarkdown::draft]
-#' The function is based on [rmarkdown::draft] that creates
-#' new R Markdown documents based on templates stored within R packages.
-#' The [rticles](https://github.com/rstudio/rticles) R package stores the
-#' most templates, mainly for the submission of manuscripts to journals.
+#' ## Wrapper for [rmarkdown::draft()]
+#' The function is based on [rmarkdown::draft()] that creates new R Markdown
+#' documents based on templates stored within R packages. The
+#' [rticles](https://github.com/rstudio/rticles) R package stores the most
+#' templates, mainly for the submission of manuscripts to journals.
 #'
-#' User input for parameters such as `authors` and `species` help customize
-#' the draft to your stock assessment document. Therefore,
-#' users should focus on the input arguments that come before `type =`
-#' because these will be specific to the stock assessment and are used to
-#' set up the initial file structure.
+#' User input for parameters such as `authors` and `species` help customize the
+#' draft to your stock assessment document. Therefore, users should focus on
+#' the input arguments that come before `type =` because these will be specific
+#' to the stock assessment and are used to set up the initial file structure.
 #'
 #' ## File structure
 #' A template contains two mandatory objects,
 #' * template.yaml
 #' * skeleton/skeleton.Rmd,
-#' and optional files include those in a directory named resources
-#' and additional files within the skeleton directory.
-#' Because it is not known what your directory will be named, the
-#' skeleton file is renamed to `00a.Rmd` by this function to ensure that
-#' it comes first in bookdown's rendering of all of the .Rmd files,
-#' which is done alphabetically unless users specify all the files,
-#' an option that we do not really want to use.
+#' and optional files include those in a directory named resources and
+#' additional files within the skeleton directory. Because it is not known what
+#' your directory will be named, the skeleton file is renamed to `00a.Rmd` by
+#' this function to ensure that it comes first in bookdown's rendering of all
+#' of the .Rmd files, which is done alphabetically unless users specify all the
+#' files, an option that we do not really want to use.
 #'
 #' @template authors
 #' @template species
 #' @template latin
 #' @template coast
-#' @param type The name of the template you want to initiate.
-#' The default template is `sa`, which stands for stock assessment.
-#' As development for \pkg{sa4ss} progresses, expect to see more templates
-#' become available. Available templates are listed in the default function call.
-#' Specify a single character value from those available if you want to change
-#' the type from the default.
+#' @param type The name of the template you want to initiate. The default
+#'   template is `sa`, which stands for stock assessment. As development for
+#'   \pkg{sa4ss} progresses, expect to see more templates become available.
+#'   Available templates are listed in the default function call. Specify a
+#'   single character value from those available if you want to change the type
+#'   from the default.
 #' @param create_dir A logical value that leads to the draft document being
-#' placed in its own directory called `"doc"`.
-#' The default value of \code{FALSE} uses the current working directory
-#' rather than containing all of the files in a new directory,
-#' which is helpful if you want to use your own name for the directory.
-#' \code{TRUE} will create the new directory `"doc"` and copy of the necessary
-#' files into it.
-#' A third option also exists, `"default"`, which allows [rmarkdown::draft],
-#' to determine the appropriate directory structure.
+#'   placed in its own directory called `"doc"`. The default value of
+#'   \code{FALSE} uses the current working directory rather than containing all
+#'   of the files in a new directory, which is helpful if you want to use your
+#'   own name for the directory. \code{TRUE} will create the new directory
+#'   `"doc"` and copy of the necessary files into it. A third option also
+#'   exists, `"default"`, which allows [rmarkdown::draft()], to determine the
+#'   appropriate directory structure.
 #' @param edit A logical value, with a default of \code{FALSE}, specifying if
-#' you want to open the indexing file for editing by default. The software chosen
-#' by R is normally not ideal and
-#' the file is not a file that is normally edited by users,
-#' which is why \pkg{sa4ss} does not follow the default value used by
-#' [rmarkdown::draft].
+#'   you want to open the indexing file for editing by default. The software
+#'   chosen by R is normally not ideal and the file is not a file that is
+#'   normally edited by users, which is why \pkg{sa4ss} does not follow the
+#'   default value used by [rmarkdown::draft()].
 #' @param ... Additional arguments that you wish to pass to
-#' [rmarkdown::draft]. See `args(rmarkdown::draft)`.
+#'   [rmarkdown::draft()]. See `args(rmarkdown::draft)`.
 #'
-#' @return Invisibly returns the file name of the document,
-#' which will be the main indexing file that links to the auxiliary files.
-#' If `edit = TRUE`, this file will be opened for editing.
+#' @return
+#' Invisibly returns the file name of the document, which will be the main
+#' indexing file that links to the auxiliary files. If `edit = TRUE`, this file
+#' will be opened for editing.
 #' @examples
 #' \dontrun{
 #' sa4ss::draft()
@@ -69,43 +66,43 @@
 #' @author Kelli F. Johnson
 #'
 draft <- function(authors,
-	species = "Species name",
-	latin = "Scientific name",
-	coast = "US West",
-	type = c("sa"),
-	create_dir = FALSE,
-	edit = FALSE,
-	...) {
-	type <- match.arg(type, several.ok = FALSE)
+                  species = "Species name",
+                  latin = "Scientific name",
+                  coast = "U.S. West Coast",
+                  type = c("sa"),
+                  create_dir = FALSE,
+                  edit = FALSE,
+                  ...) {
+  type <- match.arg(type, several.ok = FALSE)
 
-	filename <- rmarkdown::draft(
-		file = "doc.Rmd",
-		template = type,
-		package = "sa4ss",
-		create_dir = create_dir,
-		edit = edit,
-		...
-	)
+  filename <- rmarkdown::draft(
+    file = "doc.Rmd",
+    template = type,
+    package = "sa4ss",
+    create_dir = create_dir,
+    edit = edit,
+    ...
+  )
 
-	newname <- gsub("doc.Rmd", "00a.Rmd", filename)
-	file.rename(filename, newname)
-	thedir <- dirname(newname)
-	write_title(
-		species = species, latin = latin, coast = coast,
-		fileout = file.path(thedir, formals(write_title)$fileout)
-	)
-	write_authors(authors,
-		fileout = file.path(thedir, formals(write_authors)$fileout)
-	)
-	spp <- species
-	# Make the first letter of the first word capital Cannot use title case or
-	# sentence case because I do not want to change the case of the second word,
-	# only the first.
-	Spp <- stringr::str_replace(spp, "^\\w{1}", toupper)
-	spp.sci <- latin
-	save(spp, Spp, spp.sci, coast, authors,
-		file = file.path(thedir, "00opts.Rdata")
-	)
+  newname <- gsub("doc.Rmd", "00a.Rmd", filename)
+  file.rename(filename, newname)
+  thedir <- dirname(newname)
+  write_title(
+    species = species, latin = latin, coast = coast,
+    fileout = file.path(thedir, formals(write_title)$fileout)
+  )
+  write_authors(authors,
+    fileout = file.path(thedir, formals(write_authors)$fileout)
+  )
+  spp <- species
+  # Make the first letter of the first word capital Cannot use title case or
+  # sentence case because I do not want to change the case of the second word,
+  # only the first.
+  Spp <- stringr::str_replace(spp, "^\\w{1}", toupper)
+  spp.sci <- latin
+  save(spp, Spp, spp.sci, coast, authors,
+    file = file.path(thedir, "00opts.Rdata")
+  )
 
-	return(invisible(newname))
+  return(invisible(newname))
 }
diff --git a/R/write_title.R b/R/write_title.R
index 36f9bab..1d1e7db 100644
--- a/R/write_title.R
+++ b/R/write_title.R
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ write_title <- function(species,
       "---\n",
       yaml::as.yaml(list(title = paste0(
         "Status of ", species, " (_", latin, "_)",
-        " along the ", coast, " coast in ", year
+        " along the ", coast, " in ", year
       ))),
       "---"
     ),
diff --git a/man/draft.Rd b/man/draft.Rd
index e97b1e2..3561284 100644
--- a/man/draft.Rd
+++ b/man/draft.Rd
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ draft(
   authors,
   species = "Species name",
   latin = "Scientific name",
-  coast = "US West",
+  coast = "U.S. West Coast",
   type = c("sa"),
   create_dir = FALSE,
   edit = FALSE,
@@ -41,59 +41,61 @@ beginning of a sentence.}
 italic formatting. Please capitalize as you want it to be used in
 the document though because case will not be altered.}
 
-\item{coast}{A character string specifying which part of the coast
-the stock assessment includes. For example, \code{"US West"}.
-Do not include \code{"coast"} because it will be added internally.}
+\item{coast}{A character string specifying which part of the coast the stock
+assessment includes. For example, \code{"U.S. West Coast"}, which is the
+default, will be used to create the following title: "Status of common
+name (latin name) along the U.S. West Coast in 2010". Previously, the word
+coast was added internally to the text, this is no longer the default
+behavior of sa4ss and instead you must explicitly add the word, which
+allows users to have more flexibility. For example, "California Coast from
+Point Conception north" is a viable option.}
 
-\item{type}{The name of the template you want to initiate.
-The default template is \code{sa}, which stands for stock assessment.
-As development for \pkg{sa4ss} progresses, expect to see more templates
-become available. Available templates are listed in the default function call.
-Specify a single character value from those available if you want to change
-the type from the default.}
+\item{type}{The name of the template you want to initiate. The default
+template is \code{sa}, which stands for stock assessment. As development for
+\pkg{sa4ss} progresses, expect to see more templates become available.
+Available templates are listed in the default function call. Specify a
+single character value from those available if you want to change the type
+from the default.}
 
 \item{create_dir}{A logical value that leads to the draft document being
-placed in its own directory called \code{"doc"}.
-The default value of \code{FALSE} uses the current working directory
-rather than containing all of the files in a new directory,
-which is helpful if you want to use your own name for the directory.
-\code{TRUE} will create the new directory \code{"doc"} and copy of the necessary
-files into it.
-A third option also exists, \code{"default"}, which allows \link[rmarkdown:draft]{rmarkdown::draft},
-to determine the appropriate directory structure.}
+placed in its own directory called \code{"doc"}. The default value of
+\code{FALSE} uses the current working directory rather than containing all
+of the files in a new directory, which is helpful if you want to use your
+own name for the directory. \code{TRUE} will create the new directory
+\code{"doc"} and copy of the necessary files into it. A third option also
+exists, \code{"default"}, which allows \code{\link[rmarkdown:draft]{rmarkdown::draft()}}, to determine the
+appropriate directory structure.}
 
 \item{edit}{A logical value, with a default of \code{FALSE}, specifying if
-you want to open the indexing file for editing by default. The software chosen
-by R is normally not ideal and
-the file is not a file that is normally edited by users,
-which is why \pkg{sa4ss} does not follow the default value used by
-\link[rmarkdown:draft]{rmarkdown::draft}.}
+you want to open the indexing file for editing by default. The software
+chosen by R is normally not ideal and the file is not a file that is
+normally edited by users, which is why \pkg{sa4ss} does not follow the
+default value used by \code{\link[rmarkdown:draft]{rmarkdown::draft()}}.}
 
 \item{...}{Additional arguments that you wish to pass to
-\link[rmarkdown:draft]{rmarkdown::draft}. See \code{args(rmarkdown::draft)}.}
+\code{\link[rmarkdown:draft]{rmarkdown::draft()}}. See \code{args(rmarkdown::draft)}.}
 }
 \value{
-Invisibly returns the file name of the document,
-which will be the main indexing file that links to the auxiliary files.
-If \code{edit = TRUE}, this file will be opened for editing.
+Invisibly returns the file name of the document, which will be the main
+indexing file that links to the auxiliary files. If \code{edit = TRUE}, this file
+will be opened for editing.
 }
 \description{
 Initiate a directory that contains all of the files needed for a
 stock assessment document written with \pkg{sa4ss}.
 }
 \details{
-\subsection{Wrapper for \link[rmarkdown:draft]{rmarkdown::draft}}{
+\subsection{Wrapper for \code{\link[rmarkdown:draft]{rmarkdown::draft()}}}{
 
-The function is based on \link[rmarkdown:draft]{rmarkdown::draft} that creates
-new R Markdown documents based on templates stored within R packages.
-The \href{https://github.com/rstudio/rticles}{rticles} R package stores the
-most templates, mainly for the submission of manuscripts to journals.
+The function is based on \code{\link[rmarkdown:draft]{rmarkdown::draft()}} that creates new R Markdown
+documents based on templates stored within R packages. The
+\href{https://github.com/rstudio/rticles}{rticles} R package stores the most
+templates, mainly for the submission of manuscripts to journals.
 
-User input for parameters such as \code{authors} and \code{species} help customize
-the draft to your stock assessment document. Therefore,
-users should focus on the input arguments that come before \verb{type =}
-because these will be specific to the stock assessment and are used to
-set up the initial file structure.
+User input for parameters such as \code{authors} and \code{species} help customize the
+draft to your stock assessment document. Therefore, users should focus on
+the input arguments that come before \verb{type =} because these will be specific
+to the stock assessment and are used to set up the initial file structure.
 }
 
 \subsection{File structure}{
@@ -102,13 +104,12 @@ A template contains two mandatory objects,
 \itemize{
 \item template.yaml
 \item skeleton/skeleton.Rmd,
-and optional files include those in a directory named resources
-and additional files within the skeleton directory.
-Because it is not known what your directory will be named, the
-skeleton file is renamed to \verb{00a.Rmd} by this function to ensure that
-it comes first in bookdown's rendering of all of the .Rmd files,
-which is done alphabetically unless users specify all the files,
-an option that we do not really want to use.
+and optional files include those in a directory named resources and
+additional files within the skeleton directory. Because it is not known what
+your directory will be named, the skeleton file is renamed to \verb{00a.Rmd} by
+this function to ensure that it comes first in bookdown's rendering of all
+of the .Rmd files, which is done alphabetically unless users specify all the
+files, an option that we do not really want to use.
 }
 }
 }
diff --git a/man/roxygen/templates/coast.R b/man/roxygen/templates/coast.R
index 40dd3eb..bebae8c 100644
--- a/man/roxygen/templates/coast.R
+++ b/man/roxygen/templates/coast.R
@@ -1,3 +1,8 @@
-#' @param coast A character string specifying which part of the coast
-#' the stock assessment includes. For example, \code{"US West"}.
-#' Do not include \code{"coast"} because it will be added internally.
+#' @param coast A character string specifying which part of the coast the stock
+#'   assessment includes. For example, `"U.S. West Coast"`, which is the
+#'   default, will be used to create the following title: "Status of common
+#'   name (latin name) along the U.S. West Coast in 2010". Previously, the word
+#'   coast was added internally to the text, this is no longer the default
+#'   behavior of sa4ss and instead you must explicitly add the word, which
+#'   allows users to have more flexibility. For example, "California Coast from
+#'   Point Conception north" is a viable option.
diff --git a/man/write_title.Rd b/man/write_title.Rd
index adde091..40aeb37 100644
--- a/man/write_title.Rd
+++ b/man/write_title.Rd
@@ -28,9 +28,14 @@ beginning of a sentence.}
 italic formatting. Please capitalize as you want it to be used in
 the document though because case will not be altered.}
 
-\item{coast}{A character string specifying which part of the coast
-the stock assessment includes. For example, \code{"US West"}.
-Do not include \code{"coast"} because it will be added internally.}
+\item{coast}{A character string specifying which part of the coast the stock
+assessment includes. For example, \code{"U.S. West Coast"}, which is the
+default, will be used to create the following title: "Status of common
+name (latin name) along the U.S. West Coast in 2010". Previously, the word
+coast was added internally to the text, this is no longer the default
+behavior of sa4ss and instead you must explicitly add the word, which
+allows users to have more flexibility. For example, "California Coast from
+Point Conception north" is a viable option.}
 
 \item{year}{A numeric or character string specifying the year. The default
 uses \code{\link[=Sys.Date]{Sys.Date()}} to format the year into a four digit character value.}