readme: a bit more flesh

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+  <h1 align="center">go-did</h1>
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+  <p>
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+This is an implementation of Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) in go. It differs from the alternatives in the following ways: 
+- **simple**: made of shared reusable components and clear interfaces
+- **fast**: while it supports DID Documents as JSON files, it's not unnecessary in the way (see below) 
+- **support producing and using DIDs**: unlike some others, this all-in-one implementation is meant to create, manipulate and handle DIDs
+- **extensible**: you can easily register your custom DID method
 
 DID spec concepts: