Finish off the readme

README.md

@@ -19,7 +19,9 @@ That would be a legitimate question. Here are my reasons:
 
 * I didn't like Thoughtbot's web interface. Most of my clients would have a fit if they had to use it.
 * I don't it's worth spending up to $540/year for.
-* I had a free day, and wanted to try out Redis in a real application.
+* I had some free time, and wanted to try out Redis in a real application.
+
+Currently the web interface needs some polish, but it does work.
 
 ## Making it Work ##
 
@@ -29,6 +31,9 @@ add one of the Redis to Go addons to your application, after which you should be
 Once you do that you'll be able to access the web interface. Unless you've changed the defaults in config.ru the default
 username and password is "admin", and "password". You should change the defaults.
 
+You should probably also change the settings for where you're hosted, but that's not essential. If you don't change the
+settings then the instructions you get for setting up a new project will wrong though.
+
 To create your first project hit the big "New Project" button, and give it a name. You'll then be presented with some
 instructions on setting up your application to use Copycat for it's copy. Once you've finished doing that, and some content
 has been uplaoded, you'll be able to see it.
@@ -47,6 +52,12 @@ enough demand, but it makes the syntax in the views much cleaner).
 If you want to contribute, fork this repository, and submit a pull request when you're done. I won't accept patches which don't
 come with accompanying tests, but I am quite happy to help you write those tests if it's not something you're used to doing.
 
+## Things to be Done ##
+
+* Mark which phrases have been published in the web interface.
+* Add some filtering to the web interface. Currently it just dumps the complete list on the screen at once.
+* Allow publishing from the web interface.
+
 ## Licensing ##
 
 Copycat is developed by Blank Pad Development (http://blankpad.net), and released under the MIT License. As stated earlier, I

views/projects/show.haml

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 %h1= @project["name"]
-%p Double click on a phrase to edit it.
+%p Click on a phrase to edit it.
 
 %dl
   - @blurbs.sort.each do |key, value|