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+++ b/README.rst
@@ -5,23 +5,17 @@ django-cas-provider
 OVERVIEW
 =========
 
-django-cas-provider is a provider for the `Central Authentication 
-Service <http://jasig.org/cas>`_. It supports CAS version 1.0. It allows 
-remote services to authenticate users for the purposes of 
-Single Sign-On (SSO). For example, a user logs into a CAS server 
-(provided by django-cas-provider) and can then access other services 
-(such as email, calendar, etc) without re-entering her password for
-each service. For more details, see the `CAS wiki <http://www.ja-sig.org/wiki/display/CAS/Home>`_
-and `Single Sign-On on Wikipedia <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_Sign_On>`_.
+django-cas-provider is a provider for the `Central Authentication Service <http://jasig.org/cas>`_. It supports CAS version 1.0 and parts of CAS version 2.0 protocol. It allows remote services to authenticate users for the purposes of Single Sign-On (SSO). For example, a user logs into a CAS server
+(provided by django-cas-provider) and can then access other services (such as email, calendar, etc) without re-entering her password for each service. For more details, see the `CAS wiki <http://www.ja-sig.org/wiki/display/CAS/Home>`_ and `Single Sign-On on Wikipedia <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_Sign_On>`_.
 
 INSTALLATION
 =============
 
-To install, run the following command from this directory:
+To install, run the following command from this directory::
 
-    	``python setup.py install``
+    python setup.py install
 
-Or, put cas_provider somewhere on your Python path.
+Or, put `cas_provider` somewhere on your Python path.
 
 If you want use CAS v.2 protocol or above, you must install `lxml` package to correct work.
 
@@ -39,7 +33,7 @@ SETTINGS
 
 CAS_TICKET_EXPIRATION - minutes to tickets expiration. Default is 5 minutes.
 
-CAS_CUSTOM_ATTRIBUTES_CALLBACK - name of callback to provide dictionary with 
+CAS_CUSTOM_ATTRIBUTES_CALLBACK - name of callback to provide dictionary with
 extended user attributes (may be used in CAS v.2 or above). Default is None.
 
 CAS_CUSTOM_ATTRIBUTES_FORMAT - name of custom attribute formatter callback will be
@@ -47,6 +41,10 @@ used to format custom user attributes. This package provide module `attribute_fo
 with formatters for common used formats. Available formats styles are `RubyCAS`, `Jasig`
 and `Name-Value. Default is Jasig style. See module source code for more details.
 
+CAS_AUTO_REDIRECT_AFTER_LOGOUT - If False (default behavior, specified in CAS protocol)
+after successful logout notification page will be shown. If it's True, after successful logout will
+be auto redirect back to service without any notification.
+
 
 PROTOCOL DOCUMENTATION
 =====================
@@ -69,18 +67,18 @@ It has not required arguments.
 Optional arguments:
 
 * template_name - login form template name (default is 'cas/login.html')
-* success_redirect - redirect after successful login if service GET argument is not provided 
+* success_redirect - redirect after successful login if service GET argument is not provided
    (default is settings.LOGIN_REDIRECT_URL)
 * warn_template_name - warning page template name to allow login user to service if he
   already authenticated in SSO (default is 'cas/warn.html')
 
-If request.GET has 'warn' argument and user has already authenticated in SSO it shows 
+If request.GET has 'warn' argument and user has already authenticated in SSO it shows
 warning message instead of generate Service Ticket and redirect.
 
 logout
 -----------
 
-This destroys a client's single sign-on CAS session. The ticket-granting cookie is destroyed, 
+This destroys a client's single sign-on CAS session. The ticket-granting cookie is destroyed,
 and subsequent requests to login view will not obtain service tickets until the user again
 presents primary credentials (and thereby establishes a new single sign-on session).
 
@@ -96,7 +94,7 @@ validate
 It checks the validity of a service ticket. It is part of the CAS 1.0 protocol and thus does
 not handle proxy authentication.
 
-It has not arguments. 
+It has not arguments.
 
 service_validate
 -------------------------
@@ -120,7 +118,7 @@ Attribute formatter callback takes two arguments:
 *  `attrs` - dictionary with user attributes received from callback specified in 
     CAS_CUSTOM_ATTRIBUTES_CALLBACK in project settings. 
 
-Example of generated XML below:
+Example of generated XML below::
  
      <cas:serviceResponse xmlns:cas='http://www.yale.edu/tp/cas'>
          <cas:authenticationSuccess>
@@ -133,7 +131,7 @@ Example of generated XML below:
      </cas:serviceResponse>
 
 
-* Name-Value style (provided in `cas_provider.attribute_formatters.name_value`):
+* Name-Value style (provided in `cas_provider.attribute_formatters.name_value`)::
 
     <cas:attribute name='attraStyle' value='Name-Value' />
     <cas:attribute name='surname' value='Smith' />
@@ -142,7 +140,7 @@ Example of generated XML below:
     <cas:attribute name='memberOf' value='CN=Spanish Department,OU=Departments,OU=Groups,DC=example,DC=edu' />
 
 
-*  Jasig Style attributes (provided in `cas_provider.attribute_formatters.jasig`):
+*  Jasig Style attributes (provided in `cas_provider.attribute_formatters.jasig`)::
 
     <cas:attributes>
         <cas:attraStyle>Jasig</cas:attraStyle>
@@ -153,7 +151,7 @@ Example of generated XML below:
     </cas:attributes>
 
 
-* RubyCAS style (provided in `cas_provider.attribute_formatters.ruby_cas`):
+* RubyCAS style (provided in `cas_provider.attribute_formatters.ruby_cas`)::
 
     <cas:attraStyle>RubyCAS</cas:attraStyle>
     <cas:surname>Smith</cas:surname>