README.md in svg-flags-rails-1.0.0.pre.beta0 vs README.md in svg-flags-rails-1.0.0.pre.beta1

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-#  ISO country flags
+#  ISO Country Flags
 
 Adapted from https://github.com/koppi/iso-country-flags-svg-collection
 
 ## Usage
 
-    image_tag 'country-4x3/hk.svg', width: 64, alt: 'HK'
+```ruby
+image_tag 'country-4x3/hk.svg', width: 64, alt: 'HK'
 
-    image_tag 'country-squared/hk.svg', width: 64, alt: 'HK'
+image_tag 'country-squared/hk.svg', width: 64, alt: 'HK'
+```
 
+
 ## Installation
+
+### Try out
     
-    gem install svg-flags-rails
+`gem install svg-flags-rails --pre`
 
-    # or using bundler, add this to your Gemfile
-    gem 'svg-flags-rails'
+### Bundler
 
+```ruby
+# Add this to your Gemfile
+gem 'svg-flags-rails', '>= 1.0.0-beta' # ISO country flags https://github.com/steakknife/svg-flags/rails
+```
+
+## Supported
+
+- All Rubies (MRI, JRuby, Rubinius, etc.)
+- Rails >= 4
+
 ## Community Props
 
 - [@weddingwire](https://github.com/weddingwire)
 - [@BrettBukowski](https://github.com/BrettBukowski)
 - [@Charly3X](https://github.com/Charly3X)
 
 Forks and PRs welcomed, to promote reuse of precious time.
+
+## Future Directions 
+
+Higher-priority, welcomed contributions:
+
+- **FD0** People whom actually KWTHTD should curate flags to maintain resolution-agnosticness... they should work for tiny feature phones / LCD displays, press work and when 16X displays come out.
+
+- **FD0.5** Maybe maintaining both 4x3 and squared arent necessary, if there's some way to do clipping in svg or html/css?
+
+- **FD1** Flags themselves should be extracted to a seperate, platform-agnostic repo so that client/server platform-specific packaging can be applied.
+
+- **FD1.5** Served as static assets on [cdnjs](https://cdnjs.com/) too.
+
+- **FD2** New maintainer - Apply within.
+
+- **FD3** Language flags - This was the original motivator for this project, to solve websites presenting a small drop-down to choose locales without relying on raster images.  Note: some languages have flags without countries, but most just rely on country flags, hence much borrowing from countries is possible.  Might want to have `language-*` dirs and just symlink to `country-*/*` so that the ISO language code contains the right flag.
 
 ## License
 
 The images themselves are public domain.