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-#### Python API for Diaspora (unofficial)
+#### Unofficial Python interface for Diaspora\* social network
+
+`diaspy` is a set of modules which form an Python interface to the API of
+Disapora\* social network. 
 
-`diaspy` is a set of modules which form API for D\* social network. 
-The API is written in Python and should be both 3.x and 2.x compatible. 
 Test suite will cause problems when run with 2.x so testing should be done 
 using python3 interpreter.
 
 Object oriented design of `diaspy` makes it easily reusable by other 
-developers who want to use only part of the API.
+developers who want to use only part of the interface and create derivative
+works from it.
+
+Developrs who don't like the design of `diaspy` and want to create something better
+can use only `diaspy.connection.Connection()` object as it is capable of
+doing everything. Other modules are just layers that provide easier access to
+parts of the Diaspora\* API.
 
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@@ -21,16 +28,17 @@ You only need two objects to do this: `Stream()` and `Connection()`.
     ...                                  username='foo',
     ...                                  password='bar')
     >>> c.login()
-    >>> stream = diaspy.models.Stream(c)
+    >>> stream = diaspy.streams.Stream(c)
     >>> stream.post('Your first post')
 
 
-#### 2. More features
+#### 2. Reference implementation
+
+There is no official reference implementation of D\* client using `diaspy`.
+The `diaspy.client` module is no longer maintained and will be removed in the future.
 
-There is a special `client` module in diaspy which is an example client 
-of D\* written using the `diapsy` API. It provides many features useful for 
-interactions with social network like messages, mentions, likes etc. 
-It is full of good, useful stuff.
+However, there is a small script written that uses `diaspy` as its backend.
+Look for `diacli` in marekjm's repositories on GitHub.
 
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