Update 2016-07-27-version-0.24.0.md

Author: danielbachhuber

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@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ As I [mentioned in my WordCamp Europe talk](https://runcommand.io/2016/06/26/my-
 > Just like WordPress has plugins, the future of WP-CLI is packages of commands. For this future, I’m trying to proactively solve the problems WordPress has with plugins:
 >
 > * Where WordPress plugins are considered second-class to what’s included in core, I’d like WP-CLI packages to be considered first-class citizens amongst the commands in WP-CLI.
-> * All to often, WordPress plugins have just one author. I’d like for each WP-CLI package to have two or three active maintainers.
+> * All too often, WordPress plugins have just one author. I’d like for each WP-CLI package to have two or three active maintainers.
 
 In this model, WP-CLI becomes the common interface, and supporting application layer, to a rich ecosystem of features. Doing so opens more frontiers for innovation, which leads to a greater selection of ideas to choose from. And because more people are involved in authoring packages, WP-CLI benefits from a larger contributor pool.