correct RFEADME again

Author: d-w-moore

README.md

@@ -2139,29 +2139,35 @@ session.acls.apply_atomic_operations(
 ```
 `ACLOperation` objects form a linear order with `iRODSAccess` objects, and
 indeed are subclassed from them as well, allowing intermixed sequences to be
-sorted; however, care should be taken to normalize the objects before comparisons
-or for related uses of the 'in' operator:
+sorted.  Care should be taken to normalize the objects before such comparisons,
+sorting, or with related uses of the 'in' operator:
 ```py
+from irods.access import *
 normalize = lambda acl: acl.copy(decanonicalize=-1, implied_zone='tempZone')
 acls = sorted(
     [
-        iRODSAccess('read object', '/tempZone/home/alice', 'bob', 'tempZone'),
+        iRODSAccess('read_object', '/tempZone/home/alice', 'bob', 'tempZone'),
         ACLOperation('write', 'rods'),
         ACLOperation('read', 'bob'),
     ],
     key=normalize
 )
 print(normalize(acls[0]) == normalize(acls[1]))
+print(normalize(iRODSAccess('read', '/tempZone/home/alice', 'bob')) in map(normalize, acls))
 ```
 
-perms = sorted(
+If strict order of permissions is desired, use something like the below:
+```py
+from irods.access import *
+from pprint import pp
+pp(sorted(
     [
         ACLOperation('read', 'bob'),
-        ACLOperation('write', 'rods'),
+        ACLOperation('own', 'rods'),
         ACLOperation('read_object', 'alice')
     ], 
-    key=lambda acl: iRODSAccess.codes[acl.access_name]
-)
+    key=lambda acl: (all_permissions[acl.access_name], normalize(acl))
+))
 ```
 
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