README.md in tiny_sweeper-0.0.2 vs README.md in tiny_sweeper-0.0.3

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 Rails models are clearly the natural use-case for this. So it would make sense to have an easy way to auto-clean up models in a table. We'll see.
 
 ## How Does It Work?
 
-You include the `TinySweeper` module in your class, and define some sweep-up rules on your class' attributes. It overrides your method, and defines a new method that cleans its input according to the sweep-up rule, and then calls the original method with the clean value.
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-"Isn't it better to generate a module for the new methods, and call `super`?"
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-Sure, but if you do that, the module's method is called *after* the original one. We want to clean the input *before* it gets to your method.
+You include the `TinySweeper` module in your class, and define some sweep-up rules on your class' attributes. It prepends an anonymous module to your class, adds to it a method with the same name that cleans its input according to the sweep-up rule, and then passes the cleaned value to `super`.
 
 "Why not use `after_create` or `before_save` or `before_validate` callbacks?"
 
 That's one approach, and it's used by [nilify_blanks](https://github.com/rubiety/nilify_blanks), so it's clearly workable.