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README.MD

@@ -16,14 +16,19 @@ codebase I'm already familiar with.
 ### "Why not just use Matrix lol"
 ### "Why not just use XMPP lol"
 These two having the same answer should be enough information. Also can I *just* have fun?
-
-~~Also dependency bad.~~
+One could also argue that both sides need to migrate(onboard) the other side, so 
+a bridge may be a good way to start.
 
 ## BUILDING
 ```sh
 $ make # This generates a 'parsee' executable.
-$ 
+$ cd tools # If you want to build more tools
+$ make && cd ..
+$ make ayadoc # If you want to build HTML documentation
+# make [PREFIX=(install path)] install # To install Parsee.
 ```
+If there are any Cytoplasm-related build failures, you may want to check the Makefile to 
+change a few variables (you can set `CYTO_INC` and `CYTO_LIB`)
 
 ### DEPENDENCIES
 Parsee tries to avoid dependencies aside from [Cytoplasm](https://git.telodendria.io/Telodendria/Cytoplasm).
@@ -35,6 +40,13 @@ TODO
 TODO
 
 ## TODOS
+- Add [libomemo](https://github.com/gkdr/libomemo) as an optional dependency. 
+    - It depends on more stuff anyways, and I don't want to weigh down the 
+    dependency list of Parsee for that.
+    - Matrix's libolm is deprecated. They replaced it with a Rust version that 
+    pulls in *way too many* dependencies, and that lacks a C binding. We may 
+    put in the work of either forking off libolm or making a binding to KappaChat.
+
 - Mess with Cytoplasm to make it have support for something like LMDB as an 
 *optional* dependency. This should increase reliability and speed for anyone.
     - Nesting might be an issue we'll need to deal with. libdb and Berkley DB