Readme.rdoc in amazon-ecs-2.3.0 vs Readme.rdoc in amazon-ecs-2.3.1

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 == amazon-ecs
 
-Generic Product Advertising Ruby API using Nokogiri. Uses Response and 
-Element wrapper classes for easy access to the REST API XML output.
+Amazon ECS is a generic Ruby wrapper to access Amazon Product Advertising API.
 
-It is generic, so you can easily extend <tt>Amazon::Ecs</tt> to support 
-other not implemented REST operations; and it is also generic because it just wraps around
-Nokogiri element object, instead of providing one-to-one object/attributes to XML elements map.
+You can easily extend the library to support any of the operations supported by the API. 
 
-The idea is as the API evolves, there is a change in REST XML output structure, 
-no updates will be required on <tt>amazon-ecs</tt> gem, 
-instead you just need to update the element path. 
+The library wraps around Nokogiri element object. It provides an easy access to the XML response 
+structure through an XML path instead of an object attribute. The idea is the API evolves,
+there will be changes to the XML schema. With Amazon ECS, your code will still work, only
+the XML path needs to be updated.
 
-For HPricot dependency implementation, please install 1.2.x version or checkout v1.2 branch.
-
 == INSTALLATION
 
   $ gem install amazon-ecs
 
 == EXAMPLE
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       end
     end
     
     Amazon::Ecs.other_operation('[item_id]', :param1 => 'abc', :param2 => 'xyz')
 
-Refer to Amazon Product Advertising API documentation for more information 
-on other valid operations, request parameters and the XML response output:
+Refer to the Amazon Product Advertising API documentation for more information:
 https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/gp/advertising/api/detail/main.html
 
-To get a sample of Amazon REST XML response output, use AWSZone.com scratch pad:
-http://www.awszone.com/scratchpads/aws/ecs.us/index.aws
-
 == SOURCE CODES
 
 * http://github.com/jugend/amazon-ecs
 
 == CREDITS
 
-Thanks to Dan Milne (http://da.nmilne.com/) for the signed request patch.
+Thanks to Dan Milne and Bryan Housel for the pull requests.
 
-Thanks to Bryan Housel (https://github.com/bhousel/amazon-ecs) for the initial Nokogiri patch 
-
 == LICENSE
 
-(The MIT License)
-
-Copyright (c) 2011 Herryanto Siatono, http://www.siatono.com
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+[The MIT License]