README.rdoc in gemsmith-0.1.0 vs README.rdoc in gemsmith-0.2.0

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 of Bundler[https://github.com/carlhuda/bundler] and appreciate the quick and easy setup you get via the +bundle gem+
 command then you'll enjoy this gem since it is essentially an enhanced version of Bundler.
 
 = Features
 
-* Common custom settings that you can configure once and use for every new gem that you build.
-* Additional skeleton files such as a README, CHANGELOG, and LICENCE (which you pretty much always need).
+* Builds a gem skeleton with Bundler functionality in mind.
+* Allows for common settings that you can configure once and use for every new gem that you build.
+* Supports binary skeletons with Thor[https://github.com/wycats/thor] command line functionality.
+* Supports {Ruby on Rails}[http://rubyonrails.org] skeletons.
+* Supports RSpec[http://rspec.info] test skeletons.
+* Adds commonly needed README, CHANGELOG, LICENSE, etc. template files.
 
 = Requirements
 
-* A desire to develop professional gems.
+* Bundler[https://github.com/carlhuda/bundler]
+* Basic familiarity with gem building.
 
 = Setup
 
 Type the following from the command line to install:
 
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   :author_email: [e-mail]
   :author_url: http://www.redalchemist.com
   :company_name: Red Alchmist
   :company_url: http://www.redalchemist.com 
 
-NOTE: All of the options above are optional. You don't have to create the setting.yml at all or you can pick and
-choose what you want to define. Up to you. If you don't specify any settings then everything defaults as follows:
+NOTE: All options above are optional. You don't have to create the setting.yml at all or you can pick and
+choose what options to define. Up to you. If no options are configured, then the default options are as follows:
 
   gem_platform: Gem::Platform::RUBY
   author_name: <git user name>
   author_email: <git email>
   author_url: nil
   company_name: <author name>
   company_url: <author URL>
 
 = Usage
 
-From the command line, type: tweeter help
+From the command line, type: gemsmith help
 
   gemsmith -c, [create=GEM_NAME]  # Create new gem.
   gemsmith -h, [help]             # Show this message.
   gemsmith -v, [version]          # Show version.
 
-For more gem creation options, type: tweeter help create
+For more gem creation options, type: gemsmith help create
 
-  -b, [--bin]  # Add binary to gem build.
+  -r, [--rspec]  # Add RSpec support.
+                 # Default: true
+  -b, [--bin]    # Adds binary support.
+  -R, [--rails]  # Adds Rails support.
+
+Also, don't forget that once you have created your gem skeleton, the following rake tasks are also
+available to you via Bundler (i.e. rake -T):
+
+  rake build    # Build <gem>-<version>.gem into the pkg directory
+  rake install  # Build and install <gem>-<version>.gem into system gems
+  rake release  # Create tag v0.1.1 and build and push <gem>-<version>.gem to Rubygems
 
 = Author
 
 {Red Alchemist}[http://www.redalchemist.com]