README.md in mongoid-paranoia-1.2.0 vs README.md in mongoid-paranoia-1.3.0
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# mongoid-paranoia [](https://travis-ci.org/haihappen/mongoid-paranoia)
-**Important:** This gem is an extraction of [Mongoid::Paranoia](http://mongoid.org/en/mongoid/v3/extras.html#paranoia) from the official [mongoid](http://mongoid.org) gem.
+**Important:** This gem is an extraction of [Mongoid::Paranoia](http://mongoid.github.io/en/mongoid/docs/extras.html#paranoia) from the official [mongoid](http://mongoid.org) gem.
Since Mongoid::Paranoia was removed in the `4.0.0` release of Mongoid, this gem re-enables the functionality of paranoid documents.
**Please submit only bug and security fixes**. Neither I will accept new features nor changes to existing APIs.
**Attention:** There are two similarly named gems out there: `mongoid-paranoia` and `mongoid_paranoia`
-* `mongoid-paranoia`'s (this one) goal is to stay API compatible, which comes at the cost of (breaking) API changes to be rejected. If you're updating a Mongoid 3.x app to Mongoid 4.0 and you depend on `Mongoid::Paranoia` this gem is recommended for continuity.
+* `mongoid-paranoia`'s (this one) goal is to stay API compatible, which comes at the cost of (breaking) API changes to be rejected. If you're updating a Mongoid 3.x app to Mongoid 4+ and you depend on `Mongoid::Paranoia` this gem is recommended for continuity.
* However if your code is working and you want new features, for example a `*_restore` callback, you should head over to @simi's `mongoid_paranoia` gem at https://github.com/simi/mongoid_paranoia. He is doing a great job there and is willing to accept your PRs ;)
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