README.md in zold-0.16.27 vs README.md in zold-0.16.28

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 to the console. To change that, you can use `log` argument of their constructors.
 For example, `Zold::Log::Verbose` will print a lot of information to the console:
 
 ```ruby
 require 'zold/commands/push'
-Zold::Push.new(wallets: wallets, remotes: remotes, log: Zold::Log::Verbose.new).run(['push'])
+Zold::Push.new(wallets: wallets, remotes: remotes, log: Zold::Log::VERBOSE).run(['push'])
 ```
 
 Also, all commands by default assume that you are working in a `test` network.
 This is done in order to protect our production network from your test cases.
 In order to instruct them to deal with real data and real nodes, you should