README.md in amoeba-0.1.0 vs README.md in amoeba-0.1.1

@@ -399,11 +399,11 @@
       belongs_to :account
     end
 
 ### Has Many Through
 
-Copying `has_many :through` associations work automatically. They perform the copy in the same way as the `has_and_belongs_to_many` association, meaning the actual child records are not copied, but rather the associations are simply maintained. You can add some field preprocessors to the middle model if you like but this is not strictly necessary:
+Copying of `has_many :through` associations works automatically. They perform the copy in the same way as the `has_and_belongs_to_many` association, meaning the actual child records are not copied, but rather the associations are simply maintained. You can add some field preprocessors to the middle model if you like but this is not strictly necessary:
 
     class Assembly < ActiveRecord::Base
       has_many :manifests
       has_many :parts, :through => :manifests
 
@@ -490,14 +490,14 @@
 
 Prefix a field with some text. This only works for string fields. Accepts a hash of fields to prepend. The keys are the field names and the values are the prefix strings. An example scenario would be to add a string such as "Copy of " to your title field. Don't forget to include extra space to the right if you want it. Passing a hash will add each key value pair to the list of prepend directives. If you wish to empty the list of directives, you may pass the hash inside of an array like this `[{:title => "Copy of "}]`.
 
 `append`
 
-Append some text to a field. This only works for string fields. Accepts a hash of fields to prepend. The keys are the field names and the values are the prefix strings. An example would be to add " (copied version)" to your description field. Don't forget to add a leading space if you want it. Passing a hash will add each key value pair to the list of prepend directives. If you wish to empty the list of directives, you may pass the hash inside of an array like this `[{:contents => " (copied version)"}]`.
+Append some text to a field. This only works for string fields. Accepts a hash of fields to prepend. The keys are the field names and the values are the prefix strings. An example would be to add " (copied version)" to your description field. Don't forget to add a leading space if you want it. Passing a hash will add each key value pair to the list of append directives. If you wish to empty the list of directives, you may pass the hash inside of an array like this `[{:contents => " (copied version)"}]`.
 
 `regex`
 
-Globally search and replace the field for a given pattern. Accepts a hash of fields to run search and replace upon. The keys are the field names and the values are each a hash with information about what to find and what to replace it with. in the form of . An example would be to replace all occurrences of the word "dog" with the word "cat", the parameter hash would look like this `:contents => {:replace => /dog/, :with => "cat"}`. Passing a hash will add each key value pair to the list of prepend directives. If you wish to empty the list of directives, you may pass the hash inside of an array like this `[{:contents => {:replace => /dog/, :with => "cat"}]`.
+Globally search and replace the field for a given pattern. Accepts a hash of fields to run search and replace upon. The keys are the field names and the values are each a hash with information about what to find and what to replace it with. in the form of . An example would be to replace all occurrences of the word "dog" with the word "cat", the parameter hash would look like this `:contents => {:replace => /dog/, :with => "cat"}`. Passing a hash will add each key value pair to the list of regex directives. If you wish to empty the list of directives, you may pass the hash inside of an array like this `[{:contents => {:replace => /dog/, :with => "cat"}]`.
 
 ## Known Limitations and Issues
 
 Amoeba does not copy the actual HABMT child records but rather simply adds records to the M:M breakout table to associate the new parent copy with the same records that the original parent were associated with. In other words, it doesn't duplicate your tags or categories, but merely reassociates your parent copy with the same tags or categories that the old parent had.