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-#### Python API for Diaspora (unofficial)
+## Unofficial Python interface for Diaspora\* social network
 
-`diaspy` is a set of modules which form API for D\* social network. 
-The API is written in Python 3.x and is not Python 2.x compatible. 
+`diaspy` is a set of modules which form an Python interface to the API of
+Disapora\* social network. 
+
+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.
+
+----
+
+### Dependencies
+
+List of software `diaspy` requires to run.
+Versions used by maintainer are the ones available in stock Arch x86\_64 repositories.
+
+**`python`**
+
+Version: 3.3.3
+[Website](https://www.python.org/)
+
+
+**`python-requests`**
+
+Version: 2.1.0
+[Website](http://docs.python-requests.org/en/latest/)
+
 
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@@ -19,16 +47,18 @@ 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. Reference implementation
 
-#### 2. More features
+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+The `diaspy.client` module is no longer maintained and will be removed in the future.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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