NOTES in reap-9.3.5 vs NOTES in reap-9.4.0

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-The 9.x series of Reap is a beta version leading
-upto a stable 10.0 release.
+The 9.x series of Reap is a beta version leading upto
+a stable 10.0 release.
 
 The system is starting to work well. There are still some
-rough edges to iron and polish, but on the whole it's becoming
-very usable.
+rough edges to iron and polish, but on the whole it is
+looking good. In fact this release marks a high-usability
+point with the system. And with the next release or two
+it should be just about ready for general consumption.
 
-The latest changes fix the doc/, pkg/ and log/ directories
-as standard conventions, and can no longer be changed. The
-advantage of using convention here greatly outway the
-flexability of configuration.
+Two last major considerations are left: the orginizaiton of
+the metadata; and many binaries vs. one binary. While I
+like the many binaries idea, borrowed from git. The one
+binary design is more flexible for supporting per-project plugins.
 
-What remains to be done now is mostly cleanup and fine
-tuning, such as better command line output and additional
-documentation.
+An important previous change, that I will reiterate in these
+notes: doc/, pkg/ and log/ directories are now fixed standard
+conventions.