README.md in activehook-0.1.3 vs README.md in activehook-0.1.4

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 # ActiveHook
 ---
 
-Fast and simple webhook microservice for Ruby. **Please consider it under development at the moment.**
+Fast and simple webhook delivery microservice for Ruby. **Please consider it under development at the moment.**
 
 ActiveHook provides a scalable solution to your applications webhook sending needs. Its Redis-backed, with support for forking and threading - letting it send an enormous amount of webhooks in short order. Basically a much more focused version of a job processor such as Sidekiq, DelayedJob, Resque, etc. It includes the following:
 
-- A server for the purpose of sending webhooks.
-- A mixin module for the purpose of recieving and validating webhooks.
+- A server for the purpose of sending webhooks. With support for retry attempts.
+- A client-side mixin module for the purpose of recieving and validating webhooks.
 - A piece of Rack middleware for the purpose of performing validation.
 
 ## Installation
 
 Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
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 #### App Mode Validation
 
 Sending webhooks is one thing - ensuring they are from who we want is another.
 
-ActiveHook includes a piece of Rack middleware for the purpose of validation. When a client attempts to validate a webhook, they are sending a message back to your server. The message includes the hooks ID as well as key. These are are then cross-referenced. If they match, we provide the AOK.
+ActiveHook includes a piece of Rack middleware for the purpose of validation. When a client attempts to validate a webhook, they are sending a message back to your server. The message includes the hooks ID as well as key. These are are then cross-referenced with the server records. If they match, we provide the AOK.
 
+We set the address that the middleware uses from our config file (App mode config described above):
+
+```ruby
+config.validation_path = '/hooks/validate'
+```
+
 In Rails, we would add the middleware like this:
 
 ```ruby
 # In config/application.rb
-config.middleware.use ActiveHook::App::Middleware
+config.middleware.use('ActiveHook::App::Middleware')
 ```
 
 Or with Rackup files:
 
 ```ruby