add acknowledgement section

nilslice · May 10, 2018 · 0aec54e · 0aec54e
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@@ -6,33 +6,36 @@ Track your `.proto` files and prevent incompatible changes to field names and nu
 
 ## Why
 
-Ever _accidentally_ break your API compatibility while you're busy fixing problems? You may have forgotten to reserve the field number of a message or re-order fields after removing a property. A new team member may not be familiar with the backward-compatibility of Protocol Buffers and make an easy mistake. 
+Ever _accidentally_ break your API compatibility while you're busy fixing problems? You may have forgotten to reserve the field number of a message or you re-ordered fields after removing a property. Maybe a new team member was not familiar with the backward-compatibility of Protocol Buffers and made an easy mistake.
 
 `protolock` attempts to help prevent this from happening.
 
 ## Usage
 
 Similar in concept to the higher-level features of `git`, track and/or prevent changes to your `.proto` files. 
 
-1. Initialize your repository: 
+1. **Initialize** your repository: 
 
         $ protolock init
 
-3. Add changes to protobuf messages or services: 
+3. **Add changes** to protobuf messages or services: 
 
         $ protolock commit
 
-2. Check that no breaking changes were made: 
+2. **Check** that no breaking changes were made: 
 
         $ protolock status
 
-4. Integrate into your protobuf compilation step: 
+4. **Integrate** into your protobuf compilation step: 
 
         $ protolock status && protoc --I ...
 
 In all, prevent yourself from compiling your protobufs and generating code if breaking changes have been made.
 
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 **Recommended:** commit the output `proto.lock` file into your version control system
 
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+## Acknowledgement
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+Thank you to Ernest Micklei for his work on the excellent parser heavily relied upon by this tool and many more: [https://github.com/emicklei/proto](https://github.com/emicklei/proto)