README.md in futurism-0.7.0 vs README.md in futurism-0.7.1

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 ```
 
 By default (i.e. not passing in a value), futurize will use `ApplicationController`, but you may override by setting the Futurism default controller in an initializer, for example `config/initializers/futurism.rb`.
 
 ```ruby
-Futurism.default_controller = MyController
+Futurism.default_controller = "MyController" # to avoid the controller from trying to autoload at boot, provide as a string
 ```
 
 ### HTML Options
 
 You can pass a hash of attribute/value pairs which will be mixed into the HTML markup for the placeholder element. This is important for layouts that require elements to have dimensionality. For example, many scripts calculate size based on element height and width. This option ensures that your elements have integrity, even if they are gone before you see them.