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README.md

@@ -4,12 +4,12 @@ Kiba is a [Data processing & ETL framework for Ruby](https://github.com/thbar/ki
 
 kiba-extend is a suite of extensions useful in transformations and reshaping data in migrations. 
 
-[mimsy-to-cspace](https://github.com/lyrasis/mimsy-to-cspace) is a publicly available example of kiba-extend usage.
+[mimsy-to-cspace](https://github.com/lyrasis/mimsy-to-cspace) is a publicly available example of `kiba-extend` usage.
 
-Current projects in the Lyrasis `migrations-private` repo will reflect my preferred practices for structuring Kiba jobs, which may have changed since the project that resulted in the current iteration of `mimsy-to-cspace`.
+Current projects in the Lyrasis `migrations-private` repo reflect my preferred practices for structuring Kiba-based projects, which have changed since the project that resulted in the current iteration of `mimsy-to-cspace`.
 
-There's no time to write up nice documentation for this, so the easiest way to get a sense of the available extensions is to run `rake spec` from the repo base directory. 
+I am working on better documentation for the transformations included in `kiba-extend`, which is available at https://lyrasis.github.io/kiba-extend/
 
-That will give you the names of all the transformations in `kiba-extend` and hopefully a vague sense of what they do. 
+To get a full overview of available transformations and what they do, run `rake spec` from the repo base directory. This will give you the names of all the transformations in `kiba-extend` and brief descriptions of what they do. 
 
-For more clarity about what each transformation does, check the actual test files in `/spec`. I try to write the tests so that I can go back later and look at them to remind myself of what each thing does. 
+For more clarity about exactly what each transformation does, if it is not described in the documentation yet, check the actual test files in `/spec/kiba/extend/transforms`.