README.md in ids_please-1.0.0 vs README.md in ids_please-1.0.1

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
 # IDs, please
 
 Get social network IDs or screen names from links to social network accounts.
 
 Sometimes you need to get a social network account name from a link —
-to store a screen name in yor database instead of parsing the link every time,
+to store a screen name in your database instead of parsing the link every time,
 or maybe to work with these accounts using social network APIs (as I do).
 Would be easier to have a library that extracts this kind of information
 from all known social networks for your pleasure.
 
 Sponsored by [Evil Martians](http://evilmartians.com).
@@ -27,21 +27,21 @@
 This is how you get social IDs from from links:
 
 ```ruby
 ids = IdsPlease.new('https://twitter.com/gazay', 'http://facebook.com/alexey.gaziev')
 ids.parse
-puts ids.parsed['Twitter']  # => ["gazay"]
-puts ids.parsed['Facebook'] # => ["alexey.gaziev"]
+puts ids.parsed[:twitter]  # => ["gazay"]
+puts ids.parsed[:facebook] # => ["alexey.gaziev"]
 
 puts ids.original           # => ["https://twitter.com/gazay", "http://facebook.com/alexey.gaziev"]
 ```
 
 Or you can just check that the link is for a known social network:
 
 ```ruby
 ids = IdsPlease.new('https://twitter.com/gazay', 'http://some-unknown-network.com/gazay')
 ids.recognize
-puts ids.recognized   # => {"Twitter"=>[#<URI::HTTP:0x007fea3bba7e30 URL:http://twitter.com/gazay>]}
+puts ids.recognized   # => {:twitter=>[#<URI::HTTP:0x007fea3bba7e30 URL:http://twitter.com/gazay>]}
 puts ids.unrecognized # => ["http://some-unknown-network.com/gazay"]
 ```
 
 Social networks supported at the moment: