Update README.md

Got rid of release info - added short usage example of writing INI files.

README.md

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 A small, minimialist, portable `/bin/sh` routine for reading (and now very alpha-quality writing) of INI files.
 
-## IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT RELEASES
-Release 0.9 is mostly stable; the only major known bug is the last line of INI files is skipped from parsing if there's no empty new line at the end of the file.  (Easy work-around...)
-
-The latest code has alpha support for writing - you can perform writes like so:
-
-```
-shini_write "filename.ini" "SECTION" "key" "New Value"
-```
-
 ## About
 
 ### What is `shini`?
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 Bingo.  A full (and simple example) can be found in `example.sh`.
 
+### ...and what about writing data too?
+
+Easy!
+
+```
+shini_write "filename.ini" "SECTION_NAME" "key_name" "Some value here!"
+```
+
+This will update existing values and append new ones.  As always - give really careful thought to your INI file filesystem permissions before allowing users to arbitarily change the content!
+
 ### Can I override the error handling?
 
 Yes.  Just declare any or all of the following functions: