README.md in partisan-0.4.2 vs README.md in partisan-0.5

@@ -20,11 +20,11 @@
 * `*_count` methods (see the new features list)
 
 But I also added awesome new ones:
 
 * You can use `following_team_ids` but also `following_team_names` (basically any `following_team_<column>s`). It takes advantage of the `pluck` method, so it doesn’t create an instance of each follower, it just return the relevant column values. (Go check `pluck` documentation, it’s simply awesome).
-* The `followers` and `followings` methods now return an `ActiveRecord::Relation` for easy chaining, scoping, counting, pagination, etc.
+* The `follows` and `followings` methods now return an `ActiveRecord::Relation` for easy chaining, scoping, counting, pagination, etc.
 
 ## Installation
 
 Add this line to your application’s Gemfile:
 
@@ -70,10 +70,13 @@
 
 fan.follow(band)
 fan.following_bands
 # => [<Band id=2>]
 
+band.fan_followers
+# => [<Fan id=1>]
+
 fan.follows?(band)
 # => true
 
 fan.unfollow(band)
 fan.follows?(band)
@@ -87,10 +90,10 @@
 However, if the *followed* record has a `followers_count` column, Partisan will populate its value with how many followers the record has.
 
 ```ruby
 fan.follow(band)
 
-band.followers.count
+band.followings.count
 # SQL query that counts records and returns `1`
 
 band.followers_count
 # Quick lookup into the column and returns `1`
 ```