Merge pull request #33 from gatewayapps/enhancement/31-update-readme

updated readme to only include necessary github permissions

README.md

@@ -4,15 +4,12 @@ Kamino is a Chrome(and hopefully soon to be Edge) Extension that creates a butto
 ## How do I use it?
 In your Google Chrome browser, simply look for Kamino in the Chrome Extensions store and install. Once the extension is installed, go to `chrome://extensions` and click the `Options` link to enter your Github Personal Access Token(PAT). When creating your PAT, make sure to check the following:
 - `repo - all`
-- `admin:org - read:org`
-- `user - read:user`
-- `user - read:email`
 
 If you don't know how to create a PAT or need help, check out Creating a token section [here](https://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-personal-access-token-for-the-command-line/)
 
 Once you have your PAT, enter it on the Options screen for Kamino and click `Save`. After that is done, go to any Github issue page in which you are a member and you should see a button labeled `Clone issue to`.
 
-Clicking this button will display a dropdown list of repos. Selecting a repo will ask for confirmation about cloning the issue. If you then click `Okay`, the issue will be cloned to the new repository and the original issue will be closed. Simple as that!
+Clicking this button will display a dropdown list of repos. Selecting a repo will ask for confirmation about cloning the issue. If you then click `Yes`, the issue will be cloned to the new repository and the original issue will be closed. Simple as that!
 
 ### How does it work?
 Kamino leverages the Github API to gather information about the issue you are on. Kamino uses a Chrome Extension utilizing content scripts to create a button on specific web pages.