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diff --git a/theme.md b/theme.md
index 06bd156..6a28446 100644
--- a/theme.md
+++ b/theme.md
@@ -1,6 +1,4 @@
 ## Available themes
-#### Default
-![Default](./screenshot/themes/Default.png)
 #### Monokai
 ![Monokai](./screenshot/themes/Monokai.png)
 #### Solarized
@@ -11,57 +9,57 @@
 ![Solarized](./screenshot/themes/larapaste.png)
 
 ## Customization
-Create a file `~/.rainbow_config.json` and follow next instruction.
+Modify `~/.rainbow_config.json` and follow next instruction.
 
 Examples are available in
 [Themes folder](https://github.com/DTVD/rainbowstream/blob/master/rainbowstream/colorset)
 
 ### Custom config
- * Config file's name should be exactly `.rainbow_config.json` and placed at home directory.
- * Config file's content should follow json format.
+ * There is a file named exactly `.rainbow_config.json` and is placed at your home directory.
+ * Add color configurations to above file and follow json format.
  * Comments as `//` or `/*...*/` are allowed.
  * Here is an example
 
 ```json
 {
-    "DECORATED_NAME" : "term_198",
-    "CYCLE_COLOR" :["term_198","term_57","term_166","term_50","term_179","term_74","term_112"],
+    "DECORATED_NAME" : 198,
+    "CYCLE_COLOR" :[198,57,166,50,179,74,112],
     "TWEET" : {
-        "nick"      : "term_112",
-        "clock"     : "term_57",
-        "id"        : "term_166",
-        "favourite" : "term_50",
-        "rt"        : "term_179",
-        "link"      : "term_74",
+        "nick"      : 112,
+        "clock"     : 57,
+        "id"        : 166,
+        "favourite" : 50,
+        "rt"        : 179,
+        "link"      : 74,
         "keyword"   : "on_light_green"
     },
 
     "MESSAGE" : {
-        "sender"    : "term_112",
-        "recipient" : "term_112",
-        "to"        : "term_50",
-        "clock"     : "term_57",
-        "id"        : "term_166"
+        "sender"    : 112,
+        "recipient" : 112,
+        "to"        : 50,
+        "clock"     : 57,
+        "id"        : 166
     },
 
     "PROFILE" : {
-        "statuses_count"    : "term_112",
-        "friends_count"     : "term_198",
-        "followers_count"   : "term_57",
-        "nick"              : "term_198",
-        "profile_image_url" : "term_74",
-        "description"       : "term_166",
-        "location"          : "term_112",
-        "url"               : "term_74",
-        "clock"             : "term_57"
+        "statuses_count"    : 112,
+        "friends_count"     : 198,
+        "followers_count"   : 57,
+        "nick"              : 198,
+        "profile_image_url" : 74,
+        "description"       : 166,
+        "location"          : 112,
+        "url"               : 74,
+        "clock"             : 57
     },
 
     "TREND" : {
-        "url": "term_74"
+        "url": 74
     },
-    
+
     "CAL" : {
-        "days": "term_57",
+        "days": 57,
         "today": "on_light_blue"
     }
 }
@@ -89,7 +87,7 @@ There are 16 basic colors:
 
 These colors will be enough for almost terminals.
 But if your terminal can support 256 colors (check your `$TERM` variable!),
-you can even use `term_0` to `term_255` as the example above.
+you can even use 0 to 255 as the example above.
 
 There are also background highlight colors like:
   * on_default
@@ -122,7 +120,7 @@ Color reference can be found at
 * `TWEET`: colors of parts in a tweet's ouput.
   * `nick` : color for Twitter __username__.
   * `clock`: color for time of tweet.
-  * `id`: color for Tweet's id
+  * `id`: color for tweet's id
   * `favorite`: color for the star symbol when a tweet is favorited by you
   * `rt`: color for `RT` word in tweet's content.
   * `link`: color for an url