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@@ -340,7 +340,7 @@ difficult, and buy you the full power of dm-validations:
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       validates_with_method :check_times
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-      def check_times
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+      def check_times(context = :default)
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         if start_time < end_time
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           return true
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         else
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@@ -362,7 +362,8 @@ Of course, this custom validator can also be applied only in certain contexts,
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 just by adding a `:when => [...]` on the `validates_with_method` line.  This
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 brings us a lot of flexibility, and as we're validating with a ruby method, we
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 can get as complex as we need to specify our behaviour.  Much nicer than just
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-overriding valid.
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+overriding valid.  It's this functionality which requires the context to be
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+passed in (Although your method can feel free to ignore it).
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 #### Callbacks
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