README.md: update with new info

I forgot, teehee~

1 files changed, 18 insertions, 16 deletions

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 2299f20..b8406c8 100644
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+++ b/README.md
@@ -11,16 +11,15 @@ blog.
 
 Some things aren't currently fully implemented. The non-exhaustive
 list is:
- - Logging in via IndieAuth
- - Using your website as an IndieAuth endpoint (polyfilled via an
-   external service)
- - Sending Webmentions (though you can send them manually!)
- - Receiving Webmentions
- - Syndicating
- - Token management (polyfilled via an external service)
+
+ - Logging in to the website via IndieAuth (e.g. for private posts)
+ - Displaying received Webmentions (beyond counters)
+ - Syndication with social network silos
+ - UI for token management and revocation
  - Changing settings beyond what was filled in at the onboarding
 
 Some planned features also include:
+
  - An interactive (and customizable) widget on the main page
  - Custom CSS
  - Custom syndication locations
@@ -84,19 +83,22 @@ Kittybox to preserve your privacy and security.
 Set the following environment variables:
  - `BACKEND_URI`: Your storage backend URI, used to store post
    content.
-   - To use flat files, use `file://` and append an absolute path to
-     your folder like this: `file:///var/lib/kittybox/data`
-   <!-- - To use Redis (currently not working) use `redis://` and append
-     either an URI or a path to the Unix socket for your Redis
-     instance.-->
+    - To use flat files, use `file://` and append an absolute path to
+      your folder like this: `file:///var/lib/kittybox/data`
+    - To use Postgres, use `postgres://`. You probably know how to use this.
+    <!-- - To use Redis (currently not working) use `redis://` and append
+      either an URI or a path to the Unix socket for your Redis
+      instance.-->
  - `BLOBSTORE_URI`: Your media endpoint storage URI, used to store
    files uploaded via the media endpoint.
-   - To use flat files, use `file://` and append an absolute path to
-     your folder like this: `file:///var/lib/kittybox/media`
+    - To use flat files, use `file://` and append an absolute path to
+      your folder like this: `file:///var/lib/kittybox/media`
  - `AUTH_STORE_URI`: Storage for authentication-related data (tokens,
    authorization codes etc.)
-   - To use flat files, use `file://` and append an absolute path to
-     your folder like this: `file:///var/lib/kittybox/auth`
+    - To use flat files, use `file://` and append an absolute path to
+      your folder like this: `file:///var/lib/kittybox/auth`
+ - `JOB_QUEUE_URI`: Job queue URI, currently used for incoming
+   webmention handling. Only Postgres is supported (see above for syntax)
 
 Additionally you can customize the `SERVE_AT` environment variable to
 customize where Kittybox will listen to requests.