README.md in gitdocs-0.4.10 vs README.md in gitdocs-0.4.11

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 Open-source dropbox alternative powered by git. Collaborate on files and tasks without any extra hassle.
 gitdocs will automatically keep everyone's repos in sync by pushing and pulling changes.
 This allows any git repo to be used as a collaborative task list, file share, or wiki for a team.
 Supports a web front-end allowing each repo to be accessed through your browser.
 
-**Note:** Gitdocs uses [joshbuddy-guard](https://github.com/joshbuddy/guard) for file system monitoring. This
-means that gitdocs works on Mac OSX, Linux and Windows. That being said, we have only currently
-tested on Mac OSX and our notifications are still mac-only. Stay tuned.
+**Note:** Gitdocs has been tested on multiple unix systems including Mac OS X and Ubuntu.
+Windows support is [half-baked](https://github.com/bazaarlabs/gitdocs/issues/7)
+but we plan to tackle that shortly in an upcoming release.
 
 ## Why?
 
-Why should you use gitdocs for your file and doc sharing needs?
+Why use gitdocs for your file and doc sharing needs?
 
  * **Open** - gitdocs is entirely open-source under the MIT license
  * **Simple** - gitdocs is the simplest thing that works in both setup and usage
  * **Secure** - gitdocs leverages git (and existing providers like github) to store your data safely.
- * **Versatile** - share task lists, code snippets, images, files or just use it as a wiki (with our web front-end)
- * **Portable** - access your files anywhere you can use git (with upcoming cross-platform support)
+ * **Versatile** - share task lists, code snippets, images, files or just use it as a wiki (with our web front-end).
+ * **Portable** - access your files on any client that can use git.
 
-The best part is that giving this a try is quick and easy.
+The best part is that getting started using this project is quick and simple.
 
 ## Quick Start
 
 Gitdocs monitors any number of directories for changes and keeps them automatically synced. You can either add
 existing git directories to be watched or have gitdocs pull down a repository for you.
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 ```
 brew install growlnotify
 ```
 
-to enable Growl support (other platforms coming soon).
+to enable Growl notification support.
 
 ## Usage
 
 ### Starting Gitdocs
 
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 This browser front-end supports the following features:
 
  * Explore the files within all your shares
+ * View revision history for every file in your share
  * View source files in your shares with code syntax highlighting
  * View text files in your shares with smart formatting (markdown, textile)
  * View any file in your shares that can be rendered inline (pdf, images, et al)
  * Edit and update text files using a text editor
  * Upload and create new files within your shares
@@ -142,22 +143,32 @@
 
 Don't worry, gitdocs makes handling this simple. In the event of a conflict,
 **all the different versions of a document are stored** in the repo tagged with the **git sha** for each
 committed version. The members of the repo can then compare all versions and resolve the conflict.
 
+## Gitdocs in Practice
+
+At Miso, our team actually uses gitdocs in conjunction with Dropbox. We find Dropbox is ideal for galleries, videos,
+and large binary files of all sorts. We use gitdocs for storing our actual "docs":
+Task lists, wiki pages, planning docs, collaborative designs, notes, guides, code snippets, etc.
+
+You will find that the gitdocs browser front-end is well suited for this usage scenario
+since you can browse formatted wiki pages, view files with smart syntax highlighting,
+edit files with a rich text editor, search all your files, as well as view individual file revision histories.
+
 ## Planned Features
 
-Gitdocs is a young project but we have big plans for it including:
+Gitdocs is a young project but we have many plans for it including:
 
+ - Better handling of large binary files circumventing known git limitations
  - Click-to-share instant access granting file access to users using a local tunnel or other means.
- - Indexing and full-text search for all documents in a repo
- - Better access to the versions for a particular file within the web front-end
  - Tagging and organizing of files within the web front-end
+ - Better access to the versions for a particular file within the web front-end
 
 ## Prior Projects
 
-Gitdocs is a fresh project that we spiked on in a few days time. Our primary goals are to keep the code as simple as possible,
-but provide the features that makes dropbox great. If you are interested in other Dropbox alternatives, be sure to checkout our notes below:
+Gitdocs is a fresh project that we originally spiked on in a few days time. Our primary goals are to keep the code as simple as possible,
+but provide the features that makes Dropbox great. If you are interested in other Dropbox alternatives, be sure to checkout our notes below:
 
  * [SparkleShare](http://sparkleshare.org/) is an open source, self-hosted Dropbox alternative written using C# and the [Mono Project](http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page).
    More mature but has a lot of dependencies, and lacks some of the features planned in Gitdocs.
  * [DVCS-Autosync](http://mayrhofer.eu.org/dvcs-autosync) is a project to create an open source replacement for Dropbox based on distributed version control systems.
    Very similar project but again we have features planned that are out of scope (local tunnel file sharing, complete web ui for browsing, uploading and editing).