minor: adding release notes to index page

Author: Sam Kleinman

source/index.txt

@@ -28,6 +28,7 @@ MongoDB, begin with the following resources:
 - :doc:`Installing MongoDB <installation>`
 - :wiki:`The MongoDB Tutorial <Tutorial>`
 - :doc:`Frequently Asked Questions </faq/fundamentals>`
+- :doc:`/release-notes`
 
 MongoDB has an :wiki:`active community <community>`. You'll get a
 quick response to any question posted to the `MongoDB User Mailing List`_
@@ -42,24 +43,25 @@ MongoDB...
 
    - **For Developers**
 
-     If you want to build an application on MongoDB, you'll start by
-     picking a :doc:`language and driver <applications/drivers>`. Most
-     of the drivers include their own tutorials, but to get the most
-     of any driver, you have to understand a few core MongoDB
-     concepts. The wiki's :wiki:`developer docs <Developer+Zone>`
-     outlines these topics.
+     The task when building an application with MongoDB, is selecting
+     a programming :doc:`language and driver
+     <applications/drivers>`. Most of the drivers have their own
+     tutorials; however, for all drivers you may want to understand a
+     few core MongoDB concepts. The wiki's :wiki:`developer docs
+     <Developer+Zone>` outlines these topics.
 
      Of the developer docs, those covering CRUD (create, read, update,
      and delete) are particularly helpful:
 
-     - :wiki:`Creating documents <Inserting>`
-     - :wiki:`Queries <Querying>`
-     - :wiki:`Updates <Updating>`
-     - :wiki:`Deletes <Removing>`
+     - :wiki:`Creating documents <Inserting>`,
+     - :wiki:`Queries <Querying>`,
+     - :wiki:`Updates <Updating>`, and
+     - :wiki:`Deletes <Removing>`.
 
-     As you become familiar with CRUD in MongoDB you will also want to
-     learn about :doc:`indexing </indexes>` and :doc:`data aggregation
-     </aggregation>` in MongoDB.
+     As you become more familiar with CRUD in MongoDB also consider:
+
+     - :doc:`Indexing </indexes>` and
+     - :doc:`data aggregation </aggregation>` in MongoDB.
 
      To continue learning about :doc:`application development
      </applications>` with MongoDB skim the :doc:`developer FAQs