Merge pull request #114 from squarejaw/fix-typos

Fix typos

Author: kjetilk

UserStories/BrowsingTheFriendshipGraph.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
 
 The Linked Data People graph extends to several million organic user profiles over hundreds of multiple domains.  If facebook is included (they are producers of linked data via turtle) it extends to over 1.4 billion profiles.  
 
-Facebook profiles generally require an OAuth token to use the API, this enables access control and viewing priveledges.  Solid in general uses WebAccessControl and ACL's to achieve the same thing, but implementors may choose which approach they wish to take.
+Facebook profiles generally require an OAuth token to use the API, this enables access control and viewing privileges.  Solid in general uses WebAccessControl and ACL's to achieve the same thing, but implementors may choose which approach they wish to take.
 
 In Solid people are denoted by an HTTP URI.  Normally, as a best practice the URI contains a fragment identifier (#).  This is to help software disambiguate between an HTTP document and the person it talks about, in much the same way that a passport contains information about a person but a passport ID is the ID of that document, not the person.
 

UserStories/UserProfileManagement.md

@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ She can do this either with a PUT which requires re-sending the full document as
 
 #### update using PUT
 
-PUT is the easiest for the client, as it does not have to calculate a diff between the original version it has and the version it wishes to have. We use If-Match, to make sure we don't override someone elses content.
+PUT is the easiest for the client, as it does not have to calculate a diff between the original version it has and the version it wishes to have. We use If-Match, to make sure we don't override someone else's content.
 
 ```http
 PUT /card HTTP/1.1

acl-inheritance.md

@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ In `defaultForNew`, ACL permissions are inherited from the whole path as in 'mom
 - Fast
 
 #### Cons
-- Generates a storage reuirement for all the ACL files, which is a pain, especialy in a fiel space shared with other systems.
+- Generates a storage requirement for all the ACL files, which is a pain, especially in a file space shared with other systems.
 - Users may lose access to their resource by creating an ACL file that does not contain themselves.
 - Changing permissions recursively to a folder will require changing permission on each subfolder's ACL
 

solid-webid-profiles.md

@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ statements:
 
 1. A profile MUST include a `foaf:name` (see the discussion
   on [user names](#recommendation-for-user-names-in-profiles) below).
-  This does not have to be a real name, it can by any pseudnym, but
+  This does not have to be a real name, it can by any pseudonym, but
   a string provided for apps to use for representing the user, in chats, sharing etc etc.
 2. A profile SHOULD include a public `foaf:image` of either a mugshot of the person or a chosen avatar
   to make the display of the user's contributions identifiable.
@@ -161,7 +161,7 @@ the following triples in the main profile document:
 1. $webid   `http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#sameAs`  ?public
 2. $webid   `http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#seeAlso`  ?public
 
-Solid apps that interact as the user in question, logged in with their cedentials,
+Solid apps that interact as the user in question, logged in with their credentials,
 with their own WebID profile MUST also load and parse all
 of the related public public resources above and also will normally
 load the user's preferences file.
@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ It is the first private file that the app discovers in this process, and
 it is the place which either stores, or leads to, all of the
 data which is private to the user, including settings 
 and preferences, language and display preferences, and so on 
-and all the user's pesonal data, be it contacts, pictures or health data.
+and all the user's personal data, be it contacts, pictures or health data.
 
 The `solid:preferencesFile` link is unusual then in that it is a link
 from public data to private data.  Otherwise, discovery happens in two