brush up

shyouhei · shyouhei · commit 1ca665c74c13 · 2013-06-30T05:13:31.000+09:00
diff --git a/en/news/_posts/2013-06-30-we-retire-1-8-7.md b/en/news/_posts/2013-06-30-we-retire-1-8-7.md
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ I wish I could say something epic but sadly my English skill is very limited, so
 
 ## About ruby 1.8.7
 
-Now, majority of you are using ruby 1.9.x or 2.0.0 (**IF NOT PLEASE DO**).  In the past however, there were other versions like 1.4.x, 1.6.x, and 1.8.x.  They were the lineal descendents of original ruby 1.0, so called MRI.  When matz released 1.8.0 it was the state-of-art release. 1.8.7 was the last scion of that clan.
+Now, a majority of you are using ruby 1.9.x or 2.0.0 (**IF NOT PLEASE DO**).  In the past however, there were other versions like 1.4.x, 1.6.x, and 1.8.x.  They were the lineal descendents of original ruby 1.0, so-called MRI.  When matz released 1.8.0 it was the state-of-art release. 1.8.7 was the last scion of that clan.
 
 Technically speaking, it's been a decade since we released 1.8.0, and 5 years since we released 1.8.7.  Back then, ruby was used to write CGI scripts.  Then the situation changed dramatically with the raise of Rails.  So many users started using ruby.  And internally, we finally merged ko1's new engine (called YARV back then).  The engine became the canonical ruby that you use today.
 
@@ -22,4 +22,4 @@ Thank you 1.8.7, it was a good life for a program.
 
 ## About YOUR ruby 1.8.7
 
-You might still have an executable of ruby 1.8.7 somewhere in your system.  Depending on how you installed it, your ruby 1.8.7 might or might not be supported by someone else, because there're some 3rd-parties that do continue supporting 1.8.7.  The only thing I can say is _I_ won't support it any longer.  So if you're using what I've released, watch out and find a solution that suits your situation.
+You might still have an executable of ruby 1.8.7 somewhere in your system.  Depending on how you installed it, your ruby 1.8.7 might or might not be supported by someone else, because there are some 3rd-parties that do continue supporting 1.8.7.  The only thing I can say is _I_ won't support it any longer.  So if you're using what I've released, watch out and find a solution that suits your situation.
