README.rdoc in giraffesoft-timeline_fu-0.2.0 vs README.rdoc in giraffesoft-timeline_fu-0.3.0

@@ -35,10 +35,10 @@
   - :new_post in the example
 
 The rest all fit neatly in an options hash.
 
 - :on => [ActiveRecord event] 
-  - mandatory. You use it to specify whether you want the event created after a create, update or destroy.
+  - mandatory. You use it to specify whether you want the event created after a create, update or destroy. You can also supply an array of events, e.g. [:create, :update].
 - :actor is your way of specifying who took this action.
   - In the example, post.author is going to be this person.
 - :subject is automatically set to self, which is good most of the time.  You can however override it if you need to, using :subject.
 - :secondary_subject can let you specify something else that's related to the event. A comment to a blog post would be a good example.
 - :if => symbol or proc/lambda lets you put conditions on when a TimelineEvent is created. It's passed right to the after_xxx ActiveRecord event hook, so it's has the same behavior.