README.mdown in scoped_from-0.7.0 vs README.mdown in scoped_from-0.8.0

@@ -62,43 +62,43 @@
 
 ## Scopes restriction
 
 You can restrict mapping to some scopes with `:only` option:
 
-    @posts = Post.scoped_from(params, :only => ['commented', 'search'])
+    @posts = Post.scoped_from(params, only: ['commented', 'search'])
 
 You can also exclude some scopes from mapping with `:except` option:
 
-    @posts = Post.scoped_from(params, :except => 'commented')
+    @posts = Post.scoped_from(params, except: 'commented')
 
 ## Mapping order
 
 If you need to map an SQL order, just pass `order` parameter:
 
-    @posts = Post.scoped_from(:order => 'created_at')
+    @posts = Post.scoped_from(order: 'created_at')
 
 Order direction can be specified using a dot, space or `:` as delimiter:
     
-    @posts = Post.scoped_from(:order => 'created_at.desc')
+    @posts = Post.scoped_from(order: 'created_at.desc')
 
 Note that order is SQL safe with `scoped_from` method (columns names are
 checked).
 
 ## Some cool stuff
 
 If your provide an array as parameter value, scope is invoked with each item
 of the array:
 
-    @posts = Post.scoped_from(:search => ['bar', 'foo'])
+    @posts = Post.scoped_from(search: ['bar', 'foo'])
     
 is equivalent to
     
     @posts = Post.search('bar').search('foo')
 
 You may also not want to filter on columns, just specify `:exclude_columns`
 option:
 
-    @posts = Post.scoped_from(params, :exclude_columns => true)
+    @posts = Post.scoped_from(params, exclude_columns: true)
 
 A query string can also be given to `scoped_from` method:
 
     @posts = Post.scoped_from('with_category=24&search[]=foo&search[]=bar')