diff --git a/account_move_batch_validate/__openerp__.py b/account_move_batch_validate/__openerp__.py
index f565af162..ac875ad10 100644
--- a/account_move_batch_validate/__openerp__.py
+++ b/account_move_batch_validate/__openerp__.py
@@ -30,41 +30,6 @@
         'account_default_draft_move',
         'connector',
     ],
-    'description': """
-        Account Move Batch Validate
-
-        This module provides a wizard to post many Journal Entries in batch. it
-        uses the queue system introduced by the OpenERP Connector to handle a
-        big quantity of moves in batch.
-
-        The module account_default_draft_move introdoces a workflow where the
-        Journal Entries are always entered in OpenERP in draft state, and the
-        posting happens later, for example at the end of the period. The core
-        account module provides a wizard to post all the moves in the period,
-        but that is problematic when there are many moves.
-
-        The posting of a move takes some time, and doing that synchronously,
-        in one transaction is problematic.
-
-        In this module, we leverage the power of the queue system of the
-        OpenERP Connector, that can be very well used without other concepts
-        like Backends and Bindings.
-
-        This approach provides many advantages, similar to the ones we get
-        using that connector for e-commerce:
-
-        - Asynchronous: the operation is done in background, and users can
-          continue to work.
-        - Dedicated workers: the queued jobs are performed by specific workers
-          (processes). This is good for a long task, since the main workers are
-          busy handling HTTP requests and can be killed if operations take
-          too long, for example.
-        - Multiple transactions: this is an operation that doesn't need to be
-          atomic, and if a line out of 100,000 fails, it is possible to catch
-          it, see the error message, and fix the situation. Meanwhile, all
-          other jobs can proceed.
-
-    """,
     'website': 'http://www.camptocamp.com',
     'data': [
         'account_view.xml',