Add a Rails 4 compatibility note to the README.
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<td>destroy</td>
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<td>widget</td>
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<td>nil</td>
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</tr>a
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</table>
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PaperTrail stores the values in the Model Before column. Most other auditing/versioning plugins store the After column.
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Remember to add those extra columns to your `versions` table and use `attr_accessible` ;)
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**NOTE FOR RAILS 4:** If you're using strong parameters in Rails 4 and have *not* included the `protected_attributes` gem, there's no need to declare your metadata columns using `attr_accessible`.
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## Diffing Versions
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