Fix documentation

README.md

@@ -108,6 +108,9 @@ with methods like `release()` and `get()` and overloaded `->` and `*` operators
 ## 2. Customizable:
 with `#define`s you can include / exclude methods, operators and constructors from `oop_ptr` definition
 
+## 3. Simple and understandable:
+easy to analyze source code
+
 # Documentation
 
 ``` c++
@@ -165,13 +168,13 @@ In following definitions replace `b` with name of the base class and `c` with na
 | `OOP_PTR_PTR_MOVE_OPERATOR` | `operator=(T* ptr)` | no |
 
 > [!WARNING]  
-> Do not define both: `OOP_PTR_PTR_COPY_OPERATOR` and `OOP_PTR_PTR_MOVE_OPERATOR` at once.
+> Do not define both: `OOP_PTR_PTR_COPY_OPERATOR` and `OOP_PTR_PTR_MOVE_OPERATOR` at once.  
 > Do not define both: `OOP_PTR_PTR_COPY_CONSTRUCTOR` and `OOP_PTR_PTR_MOVE_CONSTRUCTOR` at once.
 
 It is also possible to change name of the method generated by macros with `oop_ptr_get_copy` `#define`.
 
 ``` c++
-#define oop_ptr_get_copy awesomeNamedMethod
+#define oop_ptr_get_copy awesomelyNamedMethod
 ```
 
 By default (if `oop_ptr_get_copy` is not defined) macros will generate method named: `get_copy_ptr`