README.adoc in human_languages-0.5.0 vs README.adoc in human_languages-0.6.0

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 = Languages
 Benno Bielmeier
 :source-language: ruby
 
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+image:https://badge.fury.io/rb/human_languages.svg["Gem Version", link="https://badge.fury.io/rb/human_languages"]
 
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 Simple, dependency-less gem providing all known human languagesfootnote:[This includes all individual languages already accounted for in ISO 639-2 as well as extinct, ancient, constructed, and historical languages.] defined in ISO 639-3
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 Languages.all.select { |l| %w[ancient historical].include?(l.type) }
 
 === Data Objects
 
 The `Language` objects have a simple read-only interface:
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 [source]
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 language = Language[:fr]
 
 language.name                 # => French
 language.alpha2               # => :fr   (alias for #iso639_1)
 language.alpha3               # => :fra  (alias for #iso639_3)
 language.alpha3_bibliographic # => :fre  (alias for #iso_639_2b)
 language.alpha3_terminology   # => :fra  (alias for #iso_639_2t)
-language.type                 # => "living"
-language.scope                # => "individual"
+language.type                 # => :living
+language.scope                # => :individual
 
 language.extinct?             # => false
 language.living?              # => true
 language.individual_language? # => true
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