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@@ -99,15 +99,15 @@ The `t:Cldr.PersonName.t/0` struct is composed of one or more name parts:
 * `given_name` - usually a name given to someone that is not passed to a person by way of parentage.
 * `informal_given_name` - usually either a nickname or a shortened form of the given name that is used to address a person informally.
 * `other_given_names` - name or names that may appear between the first given name string and the surname. In the West, this may be a middle name, in Slavic regions it may be a patronymic name, and in parts of the Middle East, it may be the nasab (نسب) or series of patronymics.
-* `surname_prefix` - In some languages the surname may have a prefix that needs to be treated differently, for example “van den Berg”.
+* `surname_prefix` - in some languages the surname may have a prefix that needs to be treated differently, for example “van den Berg”.
 * `surname` - usually the family name passed to a person that indicates their family, tribe, or community. In most Western languages, this is known as the last name.
 * `other_surnames` - in some cultures, both the parent’s surnames are used and need to be handled separately for formatting in different contexts.
 * `generation` - a string that represents a generation marker, such as “Jr.” or “III”.
 * `credentials` - a string that represents one or more credentials or accreditations, such as “M.D.”, or “MBA”.
 * `locale` - defines the `t.Cldr.LanguageTag.t/0` of a name. This allows different formatting of a name depending on whether it is being formatted for its native locale, or for a different locale.
-* `name_order` - an atom indicating the preferred name order for this name. The valid values are `:given_first`, `:surname_first`, `:sorting`. By default, `ex_cldr_person_names` will derive the name order based upon the name's locale and the formatting locale.
+* `preferred_order` - an atom indicating the preferred name order for this name. The valid values are `:given_first`, `:surname_first`, `:sorting`. By default, `ex_cldr_person_names` will derive the name order based upon the name's locale and the formatting locale.
 
-**At mininum, a `given_name` is required. All other data elements are optional**.
+**At mininum, a `given_name` is required. All other name attributes are optional**.
 
 ## Integration with Existing Data
 

mix.exs

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 defmodule Cldr.PersonName.Mixfile do
   use Mix.Project
 
-  @version "0.1.0"
+  @version "0.2.0"
 
   def project do
     [