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 # WWO - World Weather Online API Gem
 
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 This gem provides a (for now) very opinionated interface to [World Weather Online's API][1]. It's based heavily on the
-[forecast-ruby gem](https://github.com/darkskyapp/forecast-ruby) by the wonderful people over at Dark Skies / Forecast.io
-and was bourne out of the need to have a drop in replacemnet for Forecast.io in an application.
+[forecast-ruby gem](https://github.com/darkskyapp/forecast-ruby) by David Czarnecki and was bourne out of the need to have a
+ drop in replacemnet for Forecast.io in an application.
 
 The plan is to enhance this over time so that it supports more of WWO's API and is a bit more developer friendly. Right now,
 however, there are the following assumptions / options that you need to be aware of:
 
   * Temperatures are always returned in **degrees celcius**.