add hints to project using this

README.md

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ INSTALLED_APPS = [
 CMS_HIGHLIGHTED_CONTENT_ITEMS_MODELS = (
     # format: ('app_name', ('SomeModel', 'AnOther', )),
     ('news', ('News', ),),
-    ('fosm', ('Project', 'Event', 'News')),
+    ('feparchives', ('Project', 'Event', 'News')),
 )
 ```
 
@@ -73,15 +73,15 @@ at least a general template (`highlighted_content/highlighted_content_item.html`
 models.
 
 You can also create a template for each app (in this exemple, it would be
-`news/highlighted_content_item.html`, `filer/highlighted_content_item.html` and `fosm/highlighted_content_item.html`).
+`news/highlighted_content_item.html`, `filer/highlighted_content_item.html` and `feparchives/highlighted_content_item.html`).
 
 You can also create a template for earch model:
 
 * `news/news/highlighted_content_item.html`
-* `fosm/dossier/highlighted_content_item.html`
-* `fosm/chronicle/highlighted_content_item.html`
-* `fosm/note/highlighted_content_item.html`
-* `fosm/conference/highlighted_content_item.html`
+* `feparchives/dossier/highlighted_content_item.html`
+* `feparchives/chronicle/highlighted_content_item.html`
+* `feparchives/note/highlighted_content_item.html`
+* `feparchives/conference/highlighted_content_item.html`
 
 Logic is the same as in django-admin: we check first if a model template exists, then we check for
 an app template, then we fallback for a general template.