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+== NOTICE: No longer maintained
+
+I haven't used this gem in years, and am no longer actively contributing
+to it. I am more than willing to give commit rights to anyone that wants
+to maintain it.
+
+== Introduction
+
 Inspired by the projects table_builder and formtastic,
 I realized how often I created tables for my active record collections.
 This is my attempt to simplify this (the default scaffold):
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 and still output the same effective results, but with all the semantic
 goodness that tabular data should have, i.e. a +thead+ and +tbody+ element.
 
-
-== NOTICE: Rails 3 only!
-
-As of version 0.2.0, this project is <b>no longer compatible with Rails 2</b>.
-To use, make sure you're using the latest release of Rails 3.
-
-Also, the new Rails 3 idiom is for blocks in erb templates to be use <code><%= %></code>, so if you're
-upgrading, you MUST now use the <code><%= %></code> erb helpers when you call +table_for+.
-
-For example:
-
-  <%= table_for(@people) do |t|
-        t.data
-      end %>
-
-The following would also be valid:
-
-  <%= table_for(@people) do |t| %>
-    <%= t.data %>
-  <% end %>
-
-Or in HAML:
-
-  = table_for(@people) do |t|
-    = t.data
-
-But, following the block helper conventions, the following would NOT be okay
-
-  <!-- Don't do this! -->
-  <%= table_for(@people) do |t| %>
-    <% t.data %>
-  <% end %>
-
-Or, in HAML:
-
-  -# Don't do this!
-  = table_for(@people) do |t|
-    - t.data
-
-This is because the +data+ method has output, and can optionally be called with a block.
-
-For more information about Rails 3 and Block helpers and the new conventions, check out {the Railscasts episode about ERB blocks}[http://railscasts.com/episodes/208-erb-blocks-in-rails-3]
-
 == Installation
 
 In your Rails project, Gemfile: