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@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 Terrafirma is a small system for defining data type validators that produce nice error messages on invalid data.
 
-Terrafirma's main export is the =DEFVALIDATOR= macro.  This macro defines a validator function. The body of the validator function evalutes in a special context. Within this context, the symbol =VALIDATE= is a macro that can be used to check predicates and singal a =VALIDATION-ERROR= upon failure: basically just a wrapper around =ASSERT=.
+Terrafirma's main export is the =DEFINE-VALID= macro.  This macro defines a validator function. The body of the validator function evalutes in a special context. Within this context, the symbol =VALIDATE= is a macro that can be used to check predicates and singal a =VALIDATION-ERROR= upon failure: basically just a wrapper around =ASSERT=.
 
 The real "magic" happens when validation functions are defined in terms of other validation functions. In that case, validation errors are nested to produce highly-specific messages for your validation error.
 
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Here is an example:
 
 ;; defines a function called VALID-POINT-P. By default the name of the
 ;; type is used to create the validator function's name.
-(defvalidator point (pt)
+(define-valid point (pt)
   (validate (and (slot-boundp pt 'x) (slot-boundp pt 'y))
             "Both X and Y must be bound.")
   (with-slots (x y) pt
@@ -32,9 +32,9 @@ Here is an example:
   ((verts :initarg :verts :type (cons point))))
 
 ;; defines a function called VALID-POLY-P.  Here we pass a specific
-;; name in.  We also define this validator in terms of gthe
+;; name in.  We also define this validator in terms of the
 ;; VALID-POLY-P validator.
-(defvalidator polygon (p :name valid-poly-p)
+(define-valid polygon (p :name valid-poly-p)
   (validate (slot-boundp p 'verts) "VERTS must be bound.")
   (let ((verts (slot-value p 'verts)))
     (validate (< 2 (length verts)) "VERTS must contain at least three points.")
@@ -68,4 +68,4 @@ Now, call =VALID-POLY-P= on a couple of bad polygons.
 
 
 
-See the docstring on =DEFVALIDATOR= for use details.
+See the docstring on =DEFINE-VALID= for use details.