README in ryana-inequal_opportunity-0.1.3 vs README in ryana-inequal_opportunity-0.1.4

@@ -18,13 +18,13 @@
 Not only is it prettier (hashed), but ActiveRecord will keep track of
 table names for you.
 
 ActiveRecord looks for Array and Range types to decide whether to use
 'IN' or 'BETWEEN' instead of the normal '=' as the comparison operator
-when in generating SQL. inequal_opportunity extends that pattern by
+when generating SQL. inequal_opportunity extends that pattern by
 wrapping the value in a series of ActiveRecord::Inequality::Base classes.
-Just wrap the value in one of the following helper functions:
+Just wrap the value with one of the following helper functions:
 
   gte()     =>      >= 
   gt()      =>      >
   lte()     =>      <=
   le()      =>      <
@@ -46,14 +46,18 @@
 
   class Feedback < AR::B
     default_scope :conditions => {:type => ne('spam')}
   end
 
-and pretty much everywhere else I've tested.
+and pretty much everywhere else I've tested manually.
 
 Test coverage is kind of sparse right now, and it's only been tested
-on MySQL.  I also am not completely satisfied with the way I alias
-ActiveRecord::Base.expand_range_bind_variables, but it works.
+on MySQL.  But it has been rock solid in every situation I've thrown it in,
+so I figured the best way to improve it was to release the hounds (YOU).
+
+Note that I am not completely satisfied with the way I alias
+ActiveRecord::Base.expand_range_bind_variables.  It smells, but it works.
+Suggestions welcome.
 
 == License
 
 inequal_opportunity is released under the MIT license.