README.markdown in mediainfo-0.7.0 vs README.markdown in mediainfo-0.7.1

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 Mediainfo is a class wrapping [the mediainfo CLI](http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net).
 
 ## Installation
   
-    $ gem install mediainfo -s http://gemcutter.org
+    $ gem install mediainfo
   
 ## Usage
   
     info = Mediainfo.new "/path/to/file"
   
@@ -14,11 +14,16 @@
 You can specify an alternate path if necessary:
   
     Mediainfo.path = "/opt/local/bin/mediainfo"
   
 
-By default, REXML is used as the XML parser. If you'd like, you can 
+Now, from this point, I bet some *actual* usage examples would be great. Unfortunately, 
+I haven't really gotten around to proper documentation, yet. HOWEVER, please see the 
+very reasonable test suite accompanying the source code for this library. It contains 
+a bunch of relevant usage examples.
+
+Moving on, REXML is used as the XML parser by default. If you'd like, you can 
 configure Mediainfo to use Hpricot or Nokogiri instead using one of 
 the following approaches:
 
   * define the `MEDIAINFO_XML_PARSER` environment variable to be the 
     name of the parser as you'd pass to a :gem or :require call. 
@@ -51,7 +56,8 @@
 generate XML output, and is no longer supported.
 
 ## Contributors
 
 * Seth Thomas Rasmussen - [http://greatseth.com](http://greatseth.com)
-* Peter Vandenberk - [http://github.com/pvdb](http://github.com/pvdb)
-* Ned Campion - [http://github.com/nedcampion](http://github.com/nedcampion)
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+* Peter Vandenberk      - [http://github.com/pvdb](http://github.com/pvdb)
+* Ned Campion           - [http://github.com/nedcampion](http://github.com/nedcampion)
+* Daniel Jagszent       - [http://github.com/d--j](http://github.com/d--j)