Improved README

README.md

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 # Introduction
 `function_loader` is a header-only library that can find free functions in a shared library and provide and `std::function<T>` wrapper around the found function.
 
-Essentially a wrapper around the calls `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcedure` and `FreeLibrary` system calls on Windows and `dlopen`, `dlsym` and `dlclose` on POSIXes.
+Essentially provides wrapper around the calls `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcedure` and `FreeLibrary` system calls on Windows and `dlopen`, `dlsym` and `dlclose` on POSIXes.
 
-Implemented using C++11 for Windows and POSIX systems.
+Implemented using C++11.
 
 These exceptions might be thrown:
 * `library_load_failed`
 * `function_does_not_exist`
 
-See [exceptions.hpp](include/function_loader/exceptions.hpp) for more info.
+Exceptions provide additional information about the reason using `what()`,  see [exceptions.hpp](include/function_loader/exceptions.hpp) for more info.
 
 # Usage
 In order to use the `function_loader`, it's the `include` directory that matters. Just make sure that the header search path is pointing to the [include](include) directory located in the root directory.
 On POSIXes, the `libdl` has to be linked to the final executable.
 
-Tou can use the provided package config at [function-loader-config.cmake.in](function-loader-config.cmake.in).
+You can use the provided CMake package configuration at [function-loader-config.cmake.in](function-loader-config.cmake.in).
 
-Implementation resides in the `burda::function_loader` namespace, so it might be useful to do `namespace fe = burda::function_loader;` in your project.
+Implementation resides in the `burda::function_loader` namespace, so it might be useful to do something like `namespace fe = burda::function_loader;` in your project.
 
 ### Example
 ```cpp