README.md in elixirize-0.2.0 vs README.md in elixirize-0.3.0

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 # Elixirize
 
 This adds the `ᐅ` method to Ruby.  It pipes in the returned value of the left as the first parameter of the
 Proc on the right.
 
-In Linux to enter ᐅ you need to type CTRl-SHIFT-U and then 1405 followed by the space or enter key.
+### Unicode ᐅ
 
+To enter ᐅ you need to:
+
+* **Linux:** type **CTRl-SHIFT-U** and then **1405** followed by the **Space** or **Enter** key.
+* **Mac:**  hold the **Option** key while you type **1405** and then release the **Option** key.
+* **VIM:** press **CTRL-v** then **SHIFT-U** then **1405** and hit **Enter**.
+* **Emacs:** press **CTRL-x** then **8** then **Enter** and type **1405** and hit **Enter**.
+
 ## Installation
 
 Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
 
 ```ruby
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 end
 
 add(40, 60).ᐅ method(:divide), 20
 # => 5
 ```
+
+For fun I've also aliased λ to lambda; unicode 03bb.
+
+Since Ruby is designed largely to call methods on the object that was returned
+I've written the `~` method on `Symbol` to allow method calls on the returned
+object rather than only being the first parameter passed in.
+
+**Example:**
+
+```ruby
+s = "a b c d"
+val = s.
+  ᐅ(~:split, " ").
+  ᐅ(~:join, "-").
+  ᐅ ~:capitalize
+
+val
+# => "A-b-c-d"
+```
+
+You can mix both behaviors without any issue.
+
+This may seem counter intuitive as it's the same thing as just calling the method
+on the object, but consider this a noticable refactoring step.  If you're designing
+a project in a manner where you want results piped in as the first parameter then
+the tilde-Symbol will be your TODO reminder to convert/refactor how your code base is
+implemented.
 
 ## Development
 
 After checking out the repo, run `bin/setup` to install dependencies. Then, run `rake test` to run the tests. You can also run `bin/console` for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.