Updated the readme even more.

Readme.md

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-This whole project is still a major WIP. Details to follow.
+# PacketServer BBS
+
+*DISCLAIMER* This whole project is still a major WIP.
+
+*HUGE HUGE THANKS TO https://github.com/mfncooper* for providing the pyham_pe package 
+that this uses to talk to the TNC
+
+## Intro
 
 Basically, this is supposed to be a modernized BBS for radio,
 but with clients and servers exchanging binary messages 
 (which can be compressed automatically) rather than human-typed text.
 
-Right now, it will use ax25 connected sessions through AGWPE, 
-though I may add an unconnected protocol using UI later on..
+This compression is inherent to the protocol, and actually results in 
+some pretty large transmission time savings when sending longer
+messages back and forth!
 
-Features completed:
+The downside is that right now, this BBS system will be useless to someone
+without the client library. You won't be able to just type in messages to the server.
+I may add some kind of workaround for this.
+
+Right now, it uses ax25 connected sessions through any TNC that can 
+provide an AGWPE TNC, though I may add a restricted unconnected protocol using 
+UI packets later on..
+
+## Requirements
+
+- A radio of some kind that can transmit on a band suitable for any AX25 packet encoding.
+- A way to connect the radio to a Linux machine (for hosting using the container orchestrator) or just anything that runs Python for the client. I recommend DigiRig.
+- A TNC that provides an AGWPE interface. Direwolf works; there are others for different platforms.
+- Recent Python (Python 3.11+.)
+- A fixed version of the pyham_pe package that will can properly identify incoming connections from outgoing. (https://github.com/alienhunter3/pyham_pe_bugfix_incoming_connections)
+
+
+## Features completed:
 
 - Object CRUD operations
 - Podman containerized job orchestrator
 - automatic compression for all RF communication
 
-Features in-progress and working to some extent:
+## Features in-progress and working to some extent:
 
 - Send and searching messages to/from other users
 - Posting, retrieving, and editing public bulletins
 - Partial Python client wrapper library for the complete RF 'API'
 
-I'm considering several other features like:
+## I'm considering several other features like:
 
 - Useful documentation of any variety..
 - RF beacon
@@ -31,6 +56,8 @@ I'm considering several other features like:
 - maybe APRS integration through APRS-IS
 - Kubernetes or possibly simple shell job execution.
 
+## Final Thoughts
+
 I may also add a TCP/IP interface to this later, since that shouldn't be too difficult. We'll see.
 
 I'm envisioning using a couple of python CLI clients with this for now, or possibly an android or