README.md in middleman-search-0.7.0 vs README.md in middleman-search-0.8.0

@@ -104,18 +104,18 @@
 - `index` contains the serialised lunr.js index, which you can load via `lunr.Index.load(lunrData.index)`
 - `docs` is a map from the autogenerated document ids to an object that contains the attributes configured for storage
 
 You will typically load the `index` into a lunr index instance, and then use the `docs` map to look up the returned value and present it to the user.
 
-You should also `require` the `lunr.min.js` file in your main sprockets javascript file to be able to actually load the index:
+You should also `require` the `lunr.min.js` file in your main sprockets javascript file (if using the asset pipeline) to be able to actually load the index:
 
 ```javascript
 //= require lunr.min
 ```
 
 ### Asset pipeline
 
-The Middleman pipeline does not include `json` files by default, but you can easily modify this by adding `.json` to the `exts` option of the corresponding extensions, such as `gzip` and `asset_hash`:
+The Middleman pipeline (if enabled) does not include `json` files by default, but you can easily modify this by adding `.json` to the `exts` option of the corresponding extensions, such as `gzip` and `asset_hash`:
 
 ```ruby
 activate :asset_hash do |asset_hash|
   asset_hash.exts << '.json'
 end