README.md in when_easter-0.2.4 vs README.md in when_easter-0.3.0

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 # when_easter
 
 Ever wondered when will Easter (or Passover, if you prefer) be next year? No worries, use when_easter!
 
+It's still being developed and refactored, so beware ;) Binaries work well though.
 ### Install
 	$ gem install when_easter
 	
 ### Use
 	
 	$ when_easter
-	In the year 2010, the Roman Easter is on 24 April.
-	In the year 2010, the Greek Easter is on 24 April.
+	In the year 2011, the Roman Easter is on 24 April.
+	In the year 2011, the Greek Easter is on 24 April.
+	In the year 2010 the distance between Roman and Greek Easter is 0 week(s).
 	
 	$ when_easter 2010
 	In the year 2010, the Roman Easter is on 04 April.
 	In the year 2010, the Greek Easter is on 04 April.
+	In the year 2010 the distance between Roman and Greek Easter is 0 week(s).
 	
 If you want to find only one date, you can also try
 
 	$ when_roman_easter
 or
 
 	$ when_greek_easter
+
+and also
+
+	$ find_distance
 	
+If you wish, you can also use WhenEaster::EasterCalendar class and its methods to fetch the dates only
+
+	
+	roman_date = WhenEaster::EasterCalendar.find_roman_easter_date(2010)
+	greek date is similiar - you can get it by replacing roman with greek
+	
+And get
+
+	=> Sun Apr 21 00:00:00 +0200 2019
+A Date object
+
 ### License
 
 Released under the MIT license.
 (c) 2011 Michał Nierebiński
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