Updated README file

Author: ygoe

README.md

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 # DeepConvert
 
-Converts a data type to another data type, including collections and their items. With special support for DateTime conversions.
+Converts a data type to another data type, smarter than the standard Convert class, including collections and their items as well as object properties (duck typing).
+With special support for DateTime conversions.
 
 [![NuGet](https://img.shields.io/nuget/v/Unclassified.DeepConvert.svg)](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Unclassified.DeepConvert)
 
 Supports **.NET Standard 2.0** and **.NET Framework 4.5**.
 
 ## Description
 
-The `System.Convert` class provides methods to convert values from one type into another. This is restricted to the `IConvertible` interface which mainly covers basic numeric types and a few more like boolean, string or DateTime. Its efforts in trying to convert more obscure are very limited. Collections of values are completely unsupported by that class.
+The `System.Convert` class provides methods to convert values from one type into another.
+This is restricted to the `IConvertible` interface which mainly covers basic numeric types and a few more like boolean, string or DateTime.
+Its efforts in trying more complex conversions are very limited.
+Collections of values are completely unsupported by that class.
 
-Serialisation and deserialisation libraries provide data in a very specific structure that may not match the program’s requirements. Converting an array of integer values into a list of long values or the like often require manual copy implementations. It gets even more complicated when mapping a dictionary with objects to one with strings, or even a flat list with key/value pairs to a dictionary.
+Serialisation and deserialisation libraries provide data in a very specific structure that may not match the program’s requirements.
+Converting an array of integer values into a list of long values or the like often require manual copy implementations.
+It gets even more complicated when mapping a dictionary with objects to one with strings, or even a flat list with key/value pairs to a dictionary.
 
-The `DeepConvert` class solves all these problems by supporting a larger number of basic data types and many collections thereof. Its special tricks include understanding localised boolean values and extended parsing and converting of time-based values. This also allows conversions between .NET ticks, UNIX timestamp seconds or JavaScript timestamp milliseconds.
+The `DeepConvert` class solves all these problems by supporting a larger number of basic data types and many collections thereof.
+Its special tricks include understanding localised boolean values and extended parsing and converting of time-based values.
+This also allows conversions between .NET ticks, UNIX timestamp seconds or JavaScript timestamp milliseconds.
 
 ## Tests
 
-This library is covered by some unit tests but has no near full code coverage yet. The unit tests can be used to get an overview of supported conversions until a more detailed documentation is available.
+This library is covered by some unit tests but has no near full code coverage yet.
+The unit tests can be used to get an overview of supported conversions until a more detailed documentation is available.
+It should also be easy to follow the IntelliSense documentation of static method lists and parameter descriptions.
 
 ## License