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diff --git a/README.org b/README.org
index 1c6e10d..827abf7 100644
--- a/README.org
+++ b/README.org
@@ -61,8 +61,8 @@ generator:
| html_head_extra | "" | Org-mode | string |
| class | "" | no | string (CSS class to apply to ~<body>~) |
| tags | "" | LaTeX, kinda[fn:1] | string ("ES HB") or list (["ES", "HB"]) |
-| published[fn:2] | most recent git commit for file | no | string (Ruby ~Date.parse()~) or date[fn:3] |
-| updated[fn:2] | first git commit for file | no | string (Ruby ~Date.parse()~) or date[fn:3] |
+| published[fn:2] | most recent git commit for file | no | string (Ruby ~DateTime::parse()~) or date[fn:3] |
+| updated[fn:2] | first git commit for file | no | string (Ruby ~DateTime::parse()~) or date[fn:3] |
[fn:1] The ~tags~ attribute is normally a list, but because I don't
know how to do a list in Org-mode, I made it take a
@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ with two distinct dates.
[fn:3] At various times there have been bugs in the YAML parser
library that Pandoc uses, causing it to fail to parse dates, so I just
-always put the date in quotes now, and let Ruby ~Date.parse()~ take
+always put the date in quotes now, and let Ruby ~DateTime::parse()~ take
care of it.
* Make targets