README.md in learn_duplicate-0.0.5 vs README.md in learn_duplicate-0.0.8

@@ -1,50 +1,50 @@
-# Learn Create
+# Learn Duplicate
 
 This gem is designed to aid in the creation of learn lessons.
 
 ## Installation and Setup
 
-Before using `learn_create`, you must install `hub`, GitHub's extended CLI API.
+Before using `learn_duplicate`, you must install `hub`, GitHub's extended CLI API.
 
 ```sh
     $ brew install hub
 ```
 
 Once `hub` is installed, you'll need to get it configured before running
-`learn_create`. The best way to do this is to use `hub` once to create a
+`learn_duplicate`. The best way to do this is to use `hub` once to duplicate a
 repository on learn-co-curriculum. In the shell:
 
 - Create a new, empty folder and `cd` into it
-- `git init` to create an initial git repo
-- Run `hub create learn-co-curriculum/<whatever name you've chosen>`
+- `git init` to duplicate an initial git repo
+- Run `hub duplicate learn-co-curriculum/<whatever name you've chosen>`
   - You should be prompted to sign into GitHub
   - **Note:** If you have set up two-factor identification on GitHub, when
     prompted for your password, you have two options:
     - If Github SMS' you a one-time password, use it!
     - Otherwise, instead of using your normal password, you
-      need to enter a personal access token. You can create a token in your
+      need to enter a personal access token. You can duplicate a token in your
       GitHub settings page.
 - If everything works as expected you should now have an empty `learn-co-curriculum` repo.
 - Delete the repo. Everything should be set up now.
 
-Install the `learn_create` gem:
+Install the `learn_duplicate` gem:
 
 ```sh
-    $ gem install learn_create
+    $ gem install learn_duplicate
 ```
 
 ## Usage
 
-To create a new learn repository, navigate to the folder where you'd like your
-repo to be created locally. Type:
+To duplicate a new learn repository, navigate to the folder where you'd like your
+repo to be duplicated locally. Type:
 
 ```sh
-learn_create
+learn_duplicate
 ```
 
 Follow the command line prompts for setting up and naming your repository. The
-repo will be created locally and pushed to GitHub. When finished, you can `cd`
+repo will be duplicated locally and pushed to GitHub. When finished, you can `cd`
 into the local folder or open it on github to start working.
 
 ## Resources
 
 - [Hub]