readme terminolgy: feed vs core #15
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Some proposed terminology changes to help make the API a bit more consistent and clear (`feed` vs `core`) and how to use `replicate`
consistently call them feeds instead of cores?
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Hey guys, was just reading through the readme and noticed both the terms
feedandcore, it got a bit confusing to know whethercorewas referring to ahypercoreor acorestore, so I propose consistently calling hypercoresfeedand calling corestoresstores? Unless of courses feeds are now called cores?Anyway, for your consideration, made the tweaks that might help clarify? Thanks for this work, I'm a big fan.