README.md in geonames_api-0.1.0 vs README.md in geonames_api-0.1.1
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There are many GeoNames API clients. BUT, most are rewritten versions of a Java API whose interface is a little funny =|
This is a simplified ruby implementation that does not implement the entire API. But, its lightweight and has a nice interface and will be easy to extend :)
-The gem was originally written by [@barelyknown](http://twitter.com/barelyknown).
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-This fork adds
-* automatic retries on timeout,
-* properly encoded url parameters,
-* support for paid users (with https and API tokens)
-* more consistent ```find``` and ```where``` methods across endpoints
-* Timezone, AlternateName, and GeoName entries properly encoded in results
-* better test coverage, Travis CI, and CodeClimate integration
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## Getting Started
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'geonames_api'
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### Others
-The other services will be implemented as needed. In the mean time, feel free to contribute! Let's keep the style consistent.
+Feel free to contribute! Let's keep the style consistent.
## Contributing
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+The gem was originally written by [@barelyknown](http://twitter.com/barelyknown).
+
+A number of nice features were added by [@mrm](http://twitter.com/mrm) including:
+* automatic retries on timeout,
+* properly encoded url parameters,
+* support for paid users (with https and API tokens)
+* more consistent ```find``` and ```where``` methods across endpoints
+* Timezone, AlternateName, and GeoName entries properly encoded in results
+* better test coverage, Travis CI, and CodeClimate integration
1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (`git checkout -b my-new-feature`)
3. Commit your changes (`git commit -am 'Add some feature'`)
4. Push to the branch (`git push origin my-new-feature`)