README.md in dalli-0.9.4 vs README.md in dalli-0.9.5

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 Features and Changes
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-Dalli is **NOT** 100% API compatible with memcache-client.  If you have code which uses the MemCache
-API directly, it will likely need small tweaks.  Method parameters and return values changed slightly.
+Dalli is **NOT** 100% API compatible with memcache-client.  If you have code which uses the MemCache API directly, it will likely need small tweaks.  Method parameters and return values changed slightly.  See Upgrade.md for more detail.
 
-memcache-client allowed developers to store either raw or marshalled values with each API call.  I feel this is needless complexity; Dalli allows you to control marshalling per-Client with the `:marshal => false` flag but you cannot explicitly set the raw flag for each API call.  By default, marshalling is enabled.
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 I've removed support for key namespaces and automatic pruning of keys longer than 250 characters.  ActiveSupport::Cache implements these features so there is little need for Dalli to reinvent them.
 
 By default, Dalli is thread-safe.  Disable thread-safety at your own peril.
 
 Note that Dalli does not require ActiveSupport or Rails.  You can safely use it in your own Ruby projects.
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 Thanks
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 Brian Mitchell - for his remix-stash project which was helpful when implementing and testing the binary protocol support.
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+[NorthScale](http://northscale.com) - for their project sponsorship
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+[Bootspring](http://bootspring.com) is my Ruby and Rails consulting company.  We specialize in Ruby infrastructure, performance and scalability tuning for Rails applications.  If you need help, please [contact us](mailto:[e-mail]) today.
 
 
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