README.md in simulacrum-0.3.1 vs README.md in simulacrum-0.3.2

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 Simulacrum is built around common tools in the Ruby development world, such as [RSpec], [Capybara] & [Selenium Webdriver].
 
 **🚧 This project is still a Work In Progress™, hopefully it can still be useful for you as I work on making it better and more robust.**
 
-Feedback and PRs accepted and appreciated — see [Development](#Development) below for how to get up and running.
+Feedback and PRs accepted and appreciated — see [Development](#development) below for how to get up and running.
 
 ## What problem is this solving?
 
 Traditional UI testing is usually feature and functionality driven, and while this is awesome it is also only really testing half of the actual UI.
 
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 $ simulacrum spec/ui/my_button_spec.rb  # Run a specific spec
 ```
 
 ### Examples
 
-There are some examples of how Simulacrum can be used in [examples](./tree/master/examples).
+There are some examples of how Simulacrum can be used in [examples](https://github.com/plasticine/simulacrum/tree/master/examples).
 
 ### Remote Selenium & Cross-device testing
 
 Support for 3rd party Selenium Webdriver services (such as [Browserstack], and [Saucelabs]) is provided via additional collaborating gems.