README.rdoc in rid-0.3.0 vs README.rdoc in rid-0.3.1

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 Currently Rid supports Rails style Generators you will love, using the same awesome Thor library used in Rails 3.
 
 
 == Why?
 
-Why do we need a new Couchdb Application Development Suite? We already have the powerful {RidApp}[http://github.com/ridapp/ridapp].
+Why do we need a new Couchdb Application Development Suite? We already have the powerful {CouchApp}[http://github.com/couchapp/couchapp].
 
-I miss some beauty. I miss some elegance on the command line.
+I need more beauty. I want some elegance on the command line.
 
 I know my attempt is almost a small little step towards the beauty I aspire.
-I try to pilfer the most of now: From RidApp and Ruby on Rails.
+I try to pilfer the most of now: From CouchApp and Ruby on Rails.
 So here we go:
 
 <em>Rid is designed to structure standalone Couchdb application development for maximum application portability.</em>
 
 === Web development that doesn't hurt
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 == What comes next
 
 At the moment, Rid supports generating a scaffold application, pushing to a Couchdb server and pulling from a Couchdb.
-Rid injects the !code and !json makros introduced by RidApp.
+Rid injects the !code and !json makros introduced by CouchApp.
 
 The next big steps are:
 
 * make use of mustache.js in generators
 * build a lightweight Javascript library to assist client side Javascript work