README.rdoc in brianmario-yajl-ruby-0.2.1 vs README.rdoc in brianmario-yajl-ruby-0.3.0

@@ -26,11 +26,17 @@
 
  cat someJsonFile.json | ruby -ryajl -e "puts Yajl::Native.parse(STDIN).inspect"
 
 There are a lot more possibilities, some of which I'm going to write other gems/plugins for.
 
-Some ideas are parsing logs in JSON format, an ActiveSupport patch, Rack middleware, use with ohai, JSON API clients, etc...
+Some ideas are:
+* parsing logs in JSON format
+* an  ActiveSupport patch (http://github.com/technoweenie/rails/commit/f9abcc93a3660fcf46172c4cd8a2f36ba5a5510d)
+* Rack middleware (ideally the JSON body could be handed to the parser while it's still being received)
+* use with ohai
+* JSON API clients
+* etc...
 
 == How to install
 
 First, Yajl uses CMake to build itself (yes, the author realizes this isn't the norm for open source and is willing and ready to accept patches, fork away kids!) so you'll need to grab it first from http://www.cmake.org.
 
@@ -70,6 +76,7 @@
 While parsing is working for the most part, there are still some edge cases I need to tackle.
 Here's a list of things I need to get done to improve the awesomeness of this library.
 
 * Write up a test suite 
 * Fix known parsing issues with certain JSON strings (Yajl itself works fine, it's the logic in this library that needs a little tweaking)
-* Write more docs
+* Write more docs
+* Change API so it can accept a String or an IO
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