README.rdoc in brianmario-yajl-ruby-0.5.7 vs README.rdoc in brianmario-yajl-ruby-0.5.8

@@ -165,11 +165,11 @@
 This includes the following API:
 
  JSON.parse, JSON.generate, JSON.pretty_generate, JSON.load, JSON.dump
  and all of the #to_json instance method overrides for Ruby's primitive objects
 
-Once the compatibility API is enabled, you're existing or new project should work as if the JSON gem itself were being used. Only you'll be using Yajl ;)
+Once the compatibility API is enabled, your existing or new project should work as if the JSON gem itself were being used. Only you'll be using Yajl ;)
 
 There are a lot more possibilities that I'd love to see other gems/plugins for someday.
 
 Some ideas are:
 * parsing logs in JSON format
@@ -265,6 +265,6 @@
 * Jonathan Novak - http://github.com/cypriss - pointer-hacking help
 * Tom Smith - http://github.com/rtomsmith - pointer-hacking help
 * Rick http://github.com/technoweenie - for making an ActiveSupport patch with support for this library and teasing me that it might go into Rails 3. You sure lit a fire under my ass and I got a ton of work done because of it! :)
 * The entire Github Crew - http://github.com/ - my inspiration, time spent writing this, finding Yajl, So many-MANY other things wouldn't have been possible without this awesome service. I owe you guys some whiskey at Kilowatt.
 * benburkert - http://github.com/benburkert
-* Aman Gupta - http://github.com/tmm1 - tons of suggestions and inspiration for the most recent features, and hopefully more to come ;)
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+* Aman Gupta - http://github.com/tmm1 - tons of suggestions and inspiration for the most recent features, and hopefully more to come ;)