improving the readme to help people visualize and understand what a rope does

README.md

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 # Rope
 
-Implementing the rope data structure to play around with Elixir some... and to do something kind of computer sciencey again.
+Implemention of a rope data structure in Elixir. It provides faster index based operations, especially at scale, 
+then plain binary based strings. One of the basic building block of this is the `slice/3` operation which is roughly 3x 
+faster at 2kb of text and up to 50x faster at 880kb of text. The other is `concat/2` operation which runs in constant time
+but as it stands so does the BEAM (how about that). `concat/2` does suffer roughly double the overhead of the `<>` operator
+on plain binary based strings. The combination of `slice/3` and `concat/2` allows efficient `insert_at/3` and `remove_at/3`.
 
 
-Currently, concat is constant time but about twice the overhead of plain binary strings. 
-While slice is WAY more efficient then plain binary strings. About 3 times faster in small files (tested with 2kb) and up to 50 times faster in huge files (tested with 880kb).
+## So what does this look like?
+The following images where genereated with [GraphViz](http://graphviz.org). The green oval represent the variables who point
+to a rope. The squares represent the internal record data structure for the rope. 'concat' nodes are purely for connecting
+the leaves together, while the leaves actually contain the text.
 
-Find is just horrible right now, which limits some of the rope's use. 
+
+Worst case purely concatenation rope:
+![Worst case](https://raw.github.com/copenhas/ropex/master/graphs/bulldozer.dot.png "worst case")
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+The same rope rebalanced for better slice based operations:
+![Worst case rebalanced](https://raw.github.com/copenhas/ropex/master/graphs/bulldozerrebalanced.dot.png "worst case rebalanced")
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+
+Also existing leafs should be reused in new ropes. The operations performed where creating a new rope (original), 
+inserting 'hello world' (insert), a subrope sliced out (slice), then concatenated back in (concat), then finally
+a series of concatenations (multiconcat).
+![Rope with manipulations](https://raw.github.com/copenhas/ropex/master/graphs/manipulations.dot.png "Rope with manipulation")
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+That same rope rebalanced:
+![Rope with manipulations rebalanced](https://raw.github.com/copenhas/ropex/master/graphs/manipulationsbalanced.dot.png "Rope with manipulation rebalanced")