README.md in vendorificator-0.5.git.v0.4.0.17.g26d50d8 vs README.md in vendorificator-0.5.git.v0.4.0.60.g9c35209

@@ -55,12 +55,12 @@
  * `vendor status` will list all the modules and their status
  * `vendor pull` will pull all vendor branches, tags, and notes from
    a Git remote
  * `vendor push` will push all vendor branches, tags, and notes to
    a Git remote
- * `vendor diff` will show the differences between vendor module's
-   pristine branch and curent work tree
+ * `vendor diff` will show a `git diff` of vendor module's files between vendor
+   module's pristine branch and current work tree
  * `vendor log` will show a `git log` of all changes made to a particular
    vendor module's files that are not in module's pristine branch
 
 ## Configuration
 
@@ -110,14 +110,14 @@
 It takes following options:
 
  * `:version` - the version of module. If the module's contents should
    change, increase the version, so that Vendorificator knows it needs
    to re-create the module.
- * `:category` - module's *category* is subdirectory of the basedir
+ * `:group` - module's *group* is subdirectory of the basedir
    where module's directory will be created. For example, `vendor
    "foo"` will go to `vendor/foo` by default, but `vendor "foo",
-   :category => :widgets` will go to `vendor/widgets/foo`. It is also
+   :group => :widgets` will go to `vendor/widgets/foo`. It is also
    added in a similar way to module's branch name, tag names, etc.
  * `:path` - lets you specify subdirectory in which the module will be
    downloaded
 
 All other upstream modules take these options, and can be given a
@@ -195,20 +195,20 @@
 Example:
 
 ```ruby
 git 'git://github.com/mpasternacki/nagios.git',
     :branch => 'COOK-1997',
-    :category => :cookbooks,
+    :group => :cookbooks,
     :version => '0.20130124.2'
 ```
 
 #### chef_cookbook
 
 Downloads an Opscode Chef cookbook from http://community.opscode.com/
 website (same thing that `knife cookbook site install` does). It
 resolves dependencies -- all needed modules will be downloaded by
-default. Its category defaults to `:cookbooks`. It may take the same
+default. Its group defaults to `:cookbooks`. It may take the same
 arguments as `archive` (but the name and possibly version is almost
 always enough), plus:
 
  * `:ignore_dependencies` -- if true, ignore dependencies
    completely. If an array, don't download dependencies that are in
@@ -236,10 +236,10 @@
 community website, you can still use dependency resolution by using a :hooks
 option to add it:
 
 ```ruby
 git 'git://github.com/user/cookbook.git',
-  :category => :cookbooks,
+  :group => :cookbooks,
   :hooks => 'ChefCookbookDependencies'
 end
 ```
 
 #### tool