Slightly improve README to clarify issue with UTF16 and Safari

README.md

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 lz-string-csharp
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-C# Class implementation of LZ-String javascript
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-Based on the LZ-String javascript found here:  http://pieroxy.net/blog/pages/lz-string/index.html
+C# Class implementation of [lz-string](http://pieroxy.net/blog/pages/lz-string/index.html) (based on https://github.com/pieroxy/lz-string)
 
 
 ## Installation
 
-- Add the NuGet package to your project: `Install-Package LZStringCSharp`
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+- Install with NuGet: `Install-Package LZStringCSharp`, or;
+- Downloaded from the [Releases](https://github.com/jawa-the-hutt/lz-string-csharp/releases) page
 
-## Please Note:
 
-If you are using this in a web service and are sending in strings that are compressed by the Javascript version of LZ-String, then you will want to use the Javascript function `compressToUTF16`.
+## Please Note
 
-If you use just the regular Javascript `compress` function, then depending on the data in the string, it may not decompress correctly on the web service side.  However, if you are using the `compress` function built into lz-string-csharp, then you should be ok to use the regular `decompress` function included.
+If you plan on using this library for data sent  by the browser (e.g. compressed in JavaScript in the browser, and sent to the server using HTTP), do *not* use `compressToUTF16` and `DecompressFromUTF16`. Safari will mangle up the data by converting to UTF-8, breaking the actual bytes of the request. Instead, you should use `compressToEncodedURIComponent` `DecompressFromEncodedURIComponent`.
 
 
-## Contributors ##
+## Contributors
 
 lz-string-csharp was created by [jawa-the-hutt](https://github.com/jawa-the-hutt), with several necessary improvements made by [christianrondeau](https://github.com/christianrondeau)
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