Minor changes to docs to make things easier to read

README.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Nano
 
-`nano` (short for NanoCouch) is a minimalistic CouchDB driver for Node.js.
+`nano` (short for NanoCouch) is a minimalistic `couchdb` driver for `node.js`.
 
 ## Instalation
 
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ In `nano` callback always return three arguments:
       headers: The HTTP response headers from CouchDB, if no error.
       response: The HTTP response body from CouchDB, if no error.
 
-Because in `nano` you can do database operations you are not bound to one and only one database. The first thing you do is load the module pointing either providing a JSON configuration object or a string that represents the relative file path of that config, e.g. `cfg/tests.js`. Do refer to [cfg/couch.example.js][4] for a sample.
+Because in `nano` you can do database operations you are not bound to one and only one database. The first thing you do is load the module pointing either providing a JSON configuration object or a string that represents the relative file path of that config, e.g. `cfg/tests.js`. Do refer to [cfg/couch.example.js][4] for a example. There you can use it to specify where `couchdb` lives, if you want to use `https`, or even to use a `proxy`.
 
       var nano = require('nano')('./cfg/tests.js');
 

nano.js

@@ -32,9 +32,9 @@ var request = require('request')
  * - It is not meant to prevent you from doing stupid things.
  *   Be creative. Be silly. Do stupid things. I won't thow exceptions back at you.
  *
- * Have fun! Relax, and don't forget to take the trash out. (compact)
+ *   Have fun! Relax, and don't forget to compact.
+ *   Dinosaurs spaceships ftw!
  */
-
 module.exports = exports = nano = function database_module(cfg) {
   var public_functions = {};
   if(typeof cfg === "string") {