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@@ -161,6 +161,10 @@ module Waves
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       handlers << [exception,options, block]
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     end
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+	  # Maps a request to a block that will be executed within it's 
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+	  # own thread. This is especially useful when you're running
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+	  # with an event driver server like thin or ebb, and this block
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+	  # is going to take a relatively long time.
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     def threaded( pat, options = {}, params = {}, &block)
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       params[:threaded] = true
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       map( pat, options, params, &block)
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@@ -170,7 +174,9 @@ module Waves
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     # by event driven servers like thin and ebb, and is most useful for those methods that
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     # take a long time to complete, like for example upload processes. E.g.:
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     #
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-	  #   map("/upload", {:method => :post}, {:threaded => true})
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+	  #   threaded("/upload", :method => :post) do
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+	  #     handle_upload
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+	  #   end
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     #
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     # You typically wouldn't use this method directly.
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     def threaded?( request )