README.md in springboard-0.18.7.1 vs README.md in springboard-0.19.0

@@ -26,28 +26,31 @@
 Springboard uses elasticsearch version numbers so you can require
 specific elasticsearch versions in your Gemfile. Create an issue or pull
 request if you need a version of the gem with a particular elasticsearch
 version.
 
+Subsequent Springboard releases for the same version will add a
+version specifier to the end of the version, eg 0.18.7.1.
+
 ## Usage
 
 This gem packages up the elasticsearch binary distribution with a ruby
 gem binary on top. It add a config path parameter to the elasticsearch 
 binary. This makes it easier to put a relative config path on the 
 command line:
 
-    elasticsearch -c config/elasticsearch -f
+    springboard -c config/elasticsearch -f
 
 All other parameters are passed through to the normal elasticsearch
 start script.
 
 Note that you almost always want to specify -c. Without it the default
 elasticsearch configs are used and your data/logs will go into the gem
 path, almost certainly not what you want.
 
 You can run elasticsearch from a Procfile:
 
-    es: bundle exec elasticsearch -c config/elasticsearch -f
+    es: bundle exec springboard -c config/elasticsearch -f
 
 A rails generator for elasticsearch config files is included. Run:
     
     rails g springboard:config