README.md in ruby_simple_search-2.0.0 vs README.md in ruby_simple_search-2.0.1

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 # RubySimpleSearch
 
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 The simplest way to search the data in ActiveRecord models.
 
 It offers simple but useful features:
 
 - [Search on the default attributes](#search-on-the-default-attributes)
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 post model or email, username and description on the user model. For those searches, we use
 MySQL's or PostgreSQL's `LIKE` operator to get the results. While doing the same thing again
 and again on the different models, you add lots of duplication in your code.
 
 #### Do not repeat yourself, use RubySimpleSearch.
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 ## Installation
 
 Add this line to your application's Gemfile: