diff --git a/get_secret.py b/get_secret.py
index 478f8c9..1fa8554 100755
--- a/get_secret.py
+++ b/get_secret.py
@@ -1,20 +1,18 @@
 #!/usr/bin/env python
 '''
-This is to get a refresh token from a private script app created through Reddit
-apps here: https://www.reddit.com/prefs/apps/
+So I heard you want to use OAuth2? This is a helper tool that gets the
+authenticaton code for you and fires it into praw.ini.
 
-1. Create app at above URI, using the private script option
-2. Enter client_id and secret into praw.ini
-3. Run this script
-4. At the prompt copy the URL and open it in your browser. Allow access to your
-private app and it'll redirect you to a broken webpage.
-5. Copy the code printed into your console as the oauth_refresh_token and enter
-t in praw.ini
-6. All future requests through praw will use praw.ini to login with OAuth2
-
-Once client/secret/refresh are in praw.ini you only have to call
-refresh_access_information() instead of get_authorize_url() ->
-get_access_information().
+How to use:
+    - Visit: https://www.reddit.com/prefs/apps
+    - Create new "script", under callback URL put http://127.0.0.1:65010
+    - Open praw.ini
+        - oauth_client_id = { The ID displayed under the icon thingy }
+        - oauth_client_secret = { The secret }
+        - oauth_redirect_uri = http://127.0.0.1:65010
+    - Run this script
+    - Your browser will open to a page on Reddit listing requested perms
+    - Click permit
 '''
 
 import praw
diff --git a/praw.ini.example b/praw.ini.example
index 98cf914..3f608b5 100644
--- a/praw.ini.example
+++ b/praw.ini.example
@@ -2,9 +2,12 @@
 # Will be deprecated sometime in 2015 (probably)
 user = 
 pswd = 
-# Oauth should be used instead
+
+## OAuth2 settings:
+# Client / Secret from your own app
 oauth_client_id =
 oauth_client_secret =
-oauth_redirect_uri = 
-oauth_refresh_token =
+# Corresponds with the callback URL in the Reddit app
+oauth_redirect_uri = http://127.0.0.1:65010
 log_requests = 0
+# After running get_secret.py you should find your auth ID below