Fixed up the YouTube link and added a link to a video of fixed point …

…completions

in use.

README.org

@@ -5,11 +5,11 @@ This project was a "scratch an itch" sort of project.  I always found completion
 in Emacs to be annoying for one reason.  When I perform a completion, the
 location of the point (Emacs parlance for cursor) on the screen often times
 changes.  This forces me to go searching for where the point has moved to in
-order to see the result of the completion.  [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXRLw0A5G9w][It is meant to solve this problem]].
-It seemed that there was no reason for the point to move at all as there is
-plenty of screen real estate for the completions pop-up window.  So I created
-this hack in order to keep the location of the point on screen fixed during
-completions.
+order to see the result of the completion.  Basically, when using Emacs, I
+suffered from [[http://youtu.be/iXRLw0A5G9w][these problems]].  It seemed that there was no reason for the point
+to move at all as there is plenty of screen real estate for the completions
+pop-up window.  So I created this hack in order to keep the [[http://youtu.be/lQrkTTOopP4][location of the
+point on screen fixed during completions]].
 
 I call this a hack because it doesn't really use the normal Emacs channels to
 work.  There are no customizable variables or major/minor modes.  There is a