README.md in patricia-0.1.1 vs README.md in patricia-0.1.2

@@ -26,10 +26,11 @@
   can figure it out.
 - Tooltips (`-t` flag) which show you the full file path for every
   directory and file in the sidebar by hovering over it.
 - RegEx search across all pages (if you tag your pages using a consistent
   pattern, you can use this to get a list of all pages for certain tags).
+- GitHub Flavored Markdown/Markup support (`-g` flat)
 
 ## Installation
 
         gem install patricia
 
@@ -60,11 +61,12 @@
 Run `patricia --help` to see a list of all options.
 
 ## Markup Languages
 
 Patricia supports the following markup languages (supported file
-extensions in parentheses):
+extensions in parentheses) - except when using the `-g` command line
+switch *(see below)*:
 
 - Markdown (`.md`, `.markdown`) via `kramdown`
 - Org (`.org`) via `org-ruby`
 - Textile (`.textile`) via `redcloth`
 - reStructuredText (`.rst`, `.rest`, `restx`) via `pandoc-ruby`
@@ -83,9 +85,15 @@
 4. Add the file extensions to the `settings.app_content_types` hash in
    `PatriciaApp::App` and map them to the `text/plain` content type, if
    possible, so that browsers will display them on a page instead of
    prompting to download the file.
 5. *Make sure the tests pass*
+
+Alternatively one can use the `-g` flag to force the usage of the
+`github-markup` gem to render all pages. This lets you use GitHub Flavored
+Markdown. It will render *all* pages of any markup type using this gem, not
+only Markdown. As a result, when using `-g`, all the markup languages of
+the `github-markup` gem are supported.
 
 ## Editor
 
 Patricia's rudimentary and completely optional markup editor can
 be enabled using the `-e` flat. It allows you to edit the markup for