Update README

Signed-off-by: Rahix <rahix@rahix.de>

README.md

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 oc-basecontrol
 ==============
 
-oc-basecontrol is a OpenComputers generic base control library.
+oc-basecontrol is an OpenComputers generic base control library.
 
 ## Documentation ##
 
 Load oc-basecontrol into your application:
 ```lua
-bc = require("bc"):init("<master-address>")
+bc = require("bc"):init(<nouns>, <verbs>)
 ```
-where `<master-address>` is the address of you networks master.
-The master is only required to download the base structure file.
+where `<nouns>` is a table containing all nouns (described later) and their
+initial value and `<verbs>` is a table containing all verbs and their callbacks.
 
-The basic idea behind basecontrol is, that network node have a set of **nouns**,
+The basic idea behind basecontrol is, that network nodes have a set of **nouns**,
 which represent different values. A computer near a reactor for example could have
 a noun called `power-output`. Network nodes also have **verbs**, actions that other
-nodes can perform. The reactor comuputer could have a `shutdown` verb for example.
+nodes can perform. The reactor computer could have a `shutdown` verb for example.
 
 The `bc` object has the following methods to interface with verbs and nouns:
 ```lua
@@ -27,9 +27,6 @@ bc:set_noun("<noun>", value)
 
 -- Call a verb on it's network node
 bc:call_verb("<verb>", param)
-
--- Register a handler for verbs on the current machine
-bc:on_verb("<verb>", function handler)
 ```
 
 Additionally, there is
@@ -37,8 +34,8 @@ Additionally, there is
 id = bc:listen_noun("<noun>", event_type, event_arg, function callback)
 ```
 
-which is used to register asynchroneous callbacks on noun changes.
-`event_type` is one of
+which is used to register asynchroneous callbacks on (possibly remote) noun
+changes.  `event_type` is one of
 
 * `onchange` => whenever the value changes, `event_arg` is ignored
 * `onrising` => whenever the value gets bigger, `event_arg` is ignored
@@ -54,7 +51,7 @@ bc:listen_cancel("<noun>", id)
 ```
 
 ## Testing ##
-Testing is done using the "fake" backend and typing
+Testing is done using a "fake" backend and typing
 ```console
 $ ./lunit test_bc.lua
 ```