README.md in twee2-0.4.2 vs README.md in twee2-0.5.0

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 Command-line tool to compile Twee-style (.tw, .twine) interactive fiction source files to [Twine 2](http://twinery.org/)-style output. Use your favourite text editor to write Twine 2 interactive fiction.
 
 Designed for those who preferred the Twee approach to source management, because the command-line is awesome, but who want to take advantage of the new features in Twine 2. With a little work, this tool may also function as a partial Twine 1 to Twine 2 converter.
 
-For installation and usage, see https://avapoet.github.io/twee2/
+For installation and usage, see https://dan-q.github.io/twee2/
 
 ## Philosophy
 
 (Why does this exist? Where is it going?)
 
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 Install using gem
 
     gem install twee2
 
-* [Full installation instructions](https://avapoet.github.io/twee2/install.html).
+* [Full installation instructions](https://dan-q.github.io/twee2/install.html).
 
 ## Basic Usage
 
 To compile a Twee file into a HTML file using the default format (Harlowe):
 
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 To use a specific format, e.g. Snowman:
 
     twee2 build inputfile.twee outputfile.html --format=Snowman
 
-For additional features (e.g. listing known formats, watch-for-changes mode), run twee2 without any parameters. Or see the full documentation at https://avapoet.github.io/twee2/documentation.html.
+For additional features (e.g. listing known formats, watch-for-changes mode), run twee2 without any parameters. Or see the full documentation at https://dan-q.github.io/twee2/documentation.html.
 
 ## Special features
 
 Aside from the obvious benefits of a "use your own editor" solution, Twee2 provides the following enhancements over Twine 2: