README.md in adalog-0.4.0 vs README.md in adalog-0.4.1

@@ -101,14 +101,15 @@
 And now if, in the course of building out your application, you can make an adapter which simply calls out to `Adalog.insert` with its data rather than a non-sandboxed third-party service, and you can validate "success" (insofar as your local code succeeded) by visiting a web page instead of checking a logfile!
 
 
 ## Included Adapters
 
-Much like how useful repositories come built-in, there are also basic adapters included in the project. Presently the only included adapter that saves you from writing your own, is `SimpleLoggingAdapter`, which uses `method_missing` to write entries for every method call made on it. For example:
+Much like how useful repositories come built-in, there are also basic adapters included in the project. Presently the only included adapter that saves you from writing your own, is `SimpleLoggingAdapter`, which is a factory for new logging adapter classes. These classes use `method_missing` to write entries for every method call made on it. For example:
 
 ```ruby
 # After configuring Adalog
-adapter = Adalog::SimpleLoggingAdapter.new("StubMoosendAdapter", Adalog.repo)
+klass = Adalog::SimpleLoggingAdapter.new("StubMoosendAdapter", Adalog.repo)
+adapter = klass.new("any", "args", "you", "want", "they're", "ignored!")
 adapter.unsubscribe_email('[e-mail]')
 ```
 
 And now `Adalog.repo` contains the entry:
 ```ruby