updated readme one last time

README.md

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 "Wow, let's do that again!" - Donkey from Shrek
 
-What you're holding is a slick way to do prototypical classes in JavaScript. Sslac supports the usual class related functionality, plus a few extras. A lot of the code has been inspired by the libraries that came before it, in hopes it might inspire the libraries that come after it.
+What you're holding is a slick way to do prototypical classes in JavaScript. Sslac supports the usual class related functionality, plus a few extras. A lot of the code has been inspired by the libraries that came before it, in hopes it might inspire the libraries that come after it. With boldly sidestepping the pros/cons of this kind of object model, if this is what you're looking for, here it is. It's certainly easier than monkeying with object prototypes directly.
 
 Sslac is MIT Licensed
-Sections of the code contain the following licenses: BSD
 
 What you're getting:
 
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 * **artifacts/** (built using make) contains minified versions of the code all shiny and compiled
 * **config/** contains configs used in building such as the smoosh manifest
 * **src/** contains the Sslac source
-* **tests/** contains the Sslac source
+* **tests/** contains the Sslac source
+
+# Additional Licenses
+Sections of this code may include licenses that go beyond the MIT license. Those licenses may be found in the src/licenses directory.