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 `0.4` introduced `Resource` - A base class used to encapsulate each JSON response.
 
-`Resource` can allow attributes to be accessed with dot notation. Alternatively, you can return a Hashed version of the resource using `Resource.attributes`. For example:
+`Resource` can allow attributes to be accessed by calling the attribute name on the instance. Alternatively, you can return a Hashed version of the resource using `Resource.attributes`. For example:
 
 ```ruby
 

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 ## Usage
 
 ### Resources
-All client methods return  `Resource` objects or a collection of `Resource` objects. Every attribute from a resource can be accessed calling attribute methods:
+All client methods return  `Resource` objects or a collection of `Resource` objects. Every attribute from a resource can be accessed by calling attribute methods:
 
 ```ruby
 conversation = platform.conversations.find("fb2f3a48-523d-4449-a57f-c6651fc6612c")
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     `0.4` introduced `Resource` - A base class used to encapsulate each JSON response.
-    `Resource` can allow attributes to be accessed with dot notation. Alternatively, you can return a Hashed version of the resource using `Resource.attributes`. For example:
+    `Resource` can allow attributes to be accessed by calling the attribute name on the instance. Alternatively, you can return a Hashed version of the resource using `Resource.attributes`. For example:
     ```ruby
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