README.rdoc in rconf-0.8.9 vs README.rdoc in rconf-0.8.10

@@ -15,11 +15,11 @@
 declaratively specify the tools they depend on various platforms (linux, darwin
 and potentially windows). 
 
 rconf uses a DSL close to Chef recipes for defining an application configuration.
 Each application must be equipped with a definition that must reside at the top
-level directory of the application and use the '.rc' file extension. When run
+level directory of the application and use the '.rconf' file extension. When run
 for the first time rconf sets up a .rvmrc file which gets invoked and sets up
 the environment each time the application directory gets 'cd-ed' into.
 
 Internally rconf relies on 'configurators' to configure the machine 
 appropriately. There is one configurator per tool that needs configuration.
@@ -53,10 +53,10 @@
  
   rake spec
 
 == WRITING RCONF CONFIGURATION FILES
 
-rconf uses a ruby DSL for configuration files (.rc). Each configurator is
+rconf uses a ruby DSL for configuration files (.rconf). Each configurator is
 associated with a keyword. The configuration for a given configurator then
 lists each configurator setting it needs to set and the associated value as in:
 
   ruby do
     version 'ruby-1.9.2-p136'