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@@ -19,6 +19,18 @@ These changes may require you to change your configuration.
 
             red #dc322f
 
+*   **VIM : CHANGE : Default mode now 16 color**
+    Default terminal mode is now ***16 colors***. Most of the users of terminal 
+    mode seem comfortabel and capable changing terminal colors. This is the 
+    preferred method of implementing Solarized in Terminal mode. If you wish to 
+    instead use the degraded 256 color palette, you may do so with the 
+    following line in your .vimrc:
+
+            let g:solarized_termcolors=256
+
+    You no longer need to specify "let g:solarized_termcolors=16" as it is now 
+    the default; leaving it in your .vimrc won't hurt anything, however.
+
 *   **VIM : IMPROVEMENT : New Toggle Background Plugin**
     Added new Toggle Background plugin. Will load automatically and show up as 
     a menu item in the `Window` menu in gui vim. Automatically maps to <F5> if 
@@ -32,27 +44,27 @@ These changes may require you to change your configuration.
     Note that it is important to *not* use the noremap map variants. The plugin
     uses noremap internally. You may run `:help togglebg` for more information.
 
-*   **VIM : CHANGE : Default mode now 16 color**
-    Default terminal mode is now ***16 colors***. Most of the users of terminal 
-    mode seem comfortabel and capable changing terminal colors. This is the 
-    preferred method of implementing Solarized in Terminal mode. If you wish to 
-    instead use the degraded 256 color palette, you may do so with the 
-    following line in your .vimrc:
+*   **VIM : IMPROVEMENT : Special & Non-text items now more visible**
+    Special characters such as trailing whitespace, tabs, newlines, when 
+    displayed using ":set list" can be set to one of three levels depending on 
+    your needs.
 
-            let g:solarized_termcolors=256
-
-    You no longer need to specify "let g:solarized_termcolors=16" as it is now 
-    the default; leaving it in your .vimrc won't hurt anything, however.
+            g:solarized_visibility =  "normal"|   "high" or "low"
 
+    I'll be honest: I still prefer low visibility. I like them barely there.  
+    They show up in lines that are highlighted as by the cursor line, which 
+    works for me. If you are with me on this, put the following in your .vimrc:
 
+            g:solarized_visibility =  "low"
 
 ### Non Critical Changes
 
 These changes should not impact your usage of the Solarized.
 
-*   [palettes] Changed default OS X color picker palatte swatches to tagged
-    colors (sRGB) and included alternate palette with untagged color swatches 
-    for advanced users (v1.0.0beta1 had untagged as default).
+*   **PALETTES : IMPROVEMENT : Better red**
+    Changed default OS X color picker palatte swatches to tagged colors (sRGB) 
+    and included alternate palette with untagged color swatches for advanced 
+    users (v1.0.0beta1 had untagged as default).
 
 *   **VIM : BUGFIX : Better display in Terminal.app, other emulators**
     Terminal.app and other common terminal emulators that report 8 color mode 
@@ -67,17 +79,16 @@ These changes should not impact your usage of the Solarized.
     This has now been changed significantly to improve the clarity of what is 
     status, cursor line and window separator.
 
-*   [vim] Refactored solarized.vim to eliminate simultaneous definition of gui 
-    and cterm values.
+*   **VIM : STREAMLINED : Removed simultaneous gui/cterm definitions**
+*   Refactored solarized.vim to eliminate simultaneous definition of gui and 
+    cterm values.
 
-*   [vim] Removed default italicized font in terminal mode in the Solarized Vim
+*   **VIM : BUGFIX : Removed italicized front in terminal mode**
+    Removed default italicized font in terminal mode in the Solarized Vim
     colorscheme (many terminal emulators display Vim italics as reversed type).  
     Italics still used in GUI mode by default and can still be turned off in 
     both modes by setting a variable: `let g:solarized_italic=0`.
 
-*   [vim] Reverted to global variables in sample toggle-background script (in
-    vim readme) to fix cases where new tabs don't read window variables
-
 1.0.0beta1
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