Fixing typos (#757)

* Trying to earn the achievement: Read the docs completely...

* Tons of fixes

source/about/assets.rst

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Art Assets
 ==========
 
 This page provides the official SpongePowered logo and mascot. Feel free to use them to spread the word about Sponge.
-However note that these images are **not** provided under the MIT License.
+However, note that these images are **not** provided under the MIT License.
 
 .. note::
   If you're reading a translated version, please note that the English license is the one which counts. Translated

source/about/faq.rst

@@ -46,7 +46,8 @@ There have also been community implementations due to the flexibility of the API
 (1) **LanternServer**, an open source and compatible Minecraft: Java Edition server that implements SpongeAPI.
     It does not rely on the vanilla codebase at all, allowing for it be more configurable, open, and performant.
     While still a work in progress, their project is quite promising and may one day be the choice for servers not
-    looking to run Forge mods. You can find their project `on Github <https://github.com/LanternPowered/LanternServer>`_.
+    looking to run Forge mods. You can find their project
+    `on GitHub <https://github.com/LanternPowered/LanternServer>`_.
 
 Where do I get Plugins for Sponge?
 ----------------------------------
@@ -110,9 +111,9 @@ Have a look at our plugin pages to get a quick-start: :doc:`/plugin/index`
 What can't I do with Sponge? / Limitations of Sponge?
 -----------------------------------------------------
 
-Sponge can't be used to create new blocks, textures, mobs on the clientside or any other content which would need
-clientside modifications. SpongeAPI wont support sending mods or plugins to the client for now due to security
-concerns. However you can make use of the ForgeAPI for clients and create Sponge plugins for the serverside.
+Sponge can't be used to create new blocks, textures, mobs on the client-side or any other content which would need
+client-side modifications. SpongeAPI won't support sending mods or plugins to the client for now due to security
+concerns. However, you can make use of the ForgeAPI for clients and create Sponge plugins for the server-side.
 It is even possible to use Sponge on the client-side, but for several tasks mods are still required.
 
 I'm a Bukkit Plugin Developer! Why Can't Sponge Use Bukkit's API?

source/about/glossary.rst

@@ -44,12 +44,12 @@ Java
 MCP
   The Mod Coder Pack helps developers create mods for both the Minecraft server and client. http://www.modcoderpack.com/website
 Mixins
-  Specialised program components that inject Sponge into Minecraft. https://github.com/SpongePowered/Mixin/wiki
+  Specialized program components that inject Sponge into Minecraft. https://github.com/SpongePowered/Mixin/wiki
 Mod
   A Minecraft modification that changes gameplay somehow. Mods written using the Forge API need Forge to work, but some
   mods can be installed on their own.
 NPC
-  Non-Player Character. Any character not controlled by a player, eg. a Villager.
+  Non-Player Character. Any character not controlled by a player, e.g. a Villager.
 Ore
   The Official Sponge plugin hosting site, not ready yet. Use the Sponge Forums instead.
 Patreon
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ Patreon
 Plugin
   A Minecraft mod that extends and changes Minecraft via SpongeAPI, usable only on Sponge servers.
 Project Leaders
-  The folks in charge of the entire Sponge Project, responsible for co-ordinating the activities of the various Teams and
+  The folks in charge of the entire Sponge Project, responsible for coordinating the activities of the various Teams and
   sub-projects.
 Pull Request (PR)
   A method of submitting contributions to an open development project, such as the Sponge repositories on GitHub.
@@ -69,14 +69,14 @@ SpongeAPI
 SpongeAuth
   The authentication panel and SSO solution for all of the Sponge websites. https://auth.spongepowered.org/
 SpongeCommon
-  A repository of code common to the official SpongeAPI implementations, used in building them. SpongeVanilla and SpongeForge
-  use this repository.
+  A repository of code common to the official SpongeAPI implementations, used in building them. SpongeVanilla and
+  SpongeForge use this repository.
 SpongeForge
   The implementation of SpongeAPI as a Forge Coremod.
 SpongeDocs
   Dedicated and frequently updated documentation, the best source of information on Sponge.
 Sponge Forums
-  Home to the Sponge Project and the second best source of information on Sponge. Update announcements are posted
+  Home to the Sponge Project and the second-best source of information on Sponge. Update announcements are posted
   regularly. https://forums.spongepowered.org/
 Sponge Foundation
   The financial side of the project, a separate entity that accepts, manages and distributes donations.
@@ -87,4 +87,4 @@ Spongie
 Spongy
   The sponge GitHub Bot that makes PR previews for the Docs.
 Team Leaders
-  The people who directs the Teams (WebDev, Docs, SysOps, subreddit, IRC).
+  The people who direct the Teams (WebDev, Docs, SysOps, subreddit, IRC).

source/about/history.rst

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ The History of the Project
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
 Sponge was founded as a better alternative to the APIs that were available as of September 2014. The Sponge :doc:`staff`
-consists of many people from different Communities, eg. Spout/Spoutcraft, Forge, Cauldron and a few others.
+consists of many people from different Communities, e.g. Spout/Spoutcraft, Forge, Cauldron and a few others.
 
 When the development of Bukkit and Cauldron reached an abrupt end, the Minecraft community was shocked. Several
 developers from the above mentioned communities gathered in #nextstep on Esper.NET and discussed the future of Minecraft
@@ -25,18 +25,19 @@ Several goals should be achieved with the new API:
  * protection against DMCA takedowns
 
 While the goals were mostly clear, the route to be taken was not. The soon-to-be Project was still nameless too. The
-first mention of Sponge as the projects name was on Sept, 6th by Firehead94. Obviously the name stuck.
+first mention of Sponge as the projects name was on Sept, 6th by Firehead94. Obviously, the name stuck.
 
 The initial commit to SpongeAPI and SpongeForge was made on September 7th and 8th, 2014 by one of the Sponge
-Project leaders, Zidane. This was the beginning of the development of SpongeAPI and SpongeForge (named Sponge at the time).
+Project leaders, Zidane. This was the beginning of the development of SpongeAPI and SpongeForge (named Sponge at the
+time).
 
 On September 7th, 2014 the initial commit to Granite, an API based upon Vanilla Minecraft was made. Granite, originally
-started as an independent project, was planned to implement it's own API and SpongeAPI. Granite and SpongeForge
+started as an independent project, was planned to implement its own API and SpongeAPI. Granite and SpongeForge
 coexisted until April 20th, 2015.
 
-The development of SpongeForge and the API gained momentum leading to a first API release on December 1st, 2014. However this
-version was far from feature complete and an API-only release, meaning that there was no official implementation available
-at that time.
+The development of SpongeForge and the API gained momentum leading to a first API release on December 1st, 2014.
+However, this version was far from feature complete and an API-only release, meaning that there was no official
+implementation available at that time.
 
 On December 26th, 2014 the Granite Team decided to limit Granite to the usage of SpongeAPI. That made Granite the first
 unofficial Sponge Implementation for Vanilla Minecraft. On March 26th, the Granite Team finally joined the Sponge Team
@@ -60,9 +61,9 @@ The History of Spongie
 ----------------------
 
 Spongie first appeared in #Sponge on Esper.NET around September 2014. She was created and posted by
-`DragonsPainter <https://dragonspainter.deviantart.com/>`__. Strad, another user, felt that Spongie would look better with
-a moogle-like antenna, a Forge furnace instead of a Cauldron and replaced the Spigot with Spout. An anonymous user then
-removed all labels and introduced her as the icon and background logo for the Sponge reddit section.
+`DragonsPainter <https://dragonspainter.deviantart.com/>`__. Strad, another user, felt that Spongie would look better
+with a moogle-like antenna, a Forge furnace instead of a Cauldron and replaced the Spigot with Spout. An anonymous user
+then removed all labels and introduced her as the icon and background logo for the Sponge reddit section.
 
 This older version of Spongie sadly isn't available as vector graphic. Thus Sponge staff decided to create a new
 vectorized version. Two new drafts were then posted on

source/about/introduction.rst

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ Who Is behind Sponge?
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
 The project leaders are blood, gabizou and Zidane. We are trying to be very open with the team to ensure the project leaders
-do not end up “holding all of the keys.” Nonetheless, these three people make the final decisions to ensure the efficient
+do not end up “holding all the keys.” Nonetheless, these three people make the final decisions to ensure the efficient
 operation of the project.
 
 A full list of staff members is located at :doc:`staff`.

source/about/posting.rst

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ Forum Rules
 Categorizing Your Posts
 -----------------------
 
-When creating new topics, use the drop down menu to the right of the topic title to set its category. Try to make sure
+When creating new topics, use the drop-down menu to the right of the topic title to set its category. Try to make sure
 this category fits what you're posting about. If you don't know what a category implies, a description is next to each
 one in the drop down.
 

source/about/privacy.rst

@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ Third Party Links
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
 Occasionally, at our discretion, we may include or offer third party products or services on our site.
-These third party sites have separate and independent privacy policies. We therefore have no responsibility or
+These third-party sites have separate and independent privacy policies. We therefore have no responsibility or
 liability for the content and activities of these linked sites. Nonetheless, we seek to protect the integrity
 of our site and welcome any feedback about these sites.
 

source/about/rules.rst

@@ -23,8 +23,8 @@ list of do's and don'ts. This stuff should all be common sense.
 
 * Follow Support Guidelines (when they exist) for any issues you may have.
 
-* Don't abuse the channel (IRC, Forum, Discord, etc). This means don't spam, multipost, crosspost, or flood it. Be nice and
-  remember that we're all sharing the same virtual space.
+* Don't abuse the channel (IRC, Forum, Discord, etc.). This means don't spam, multipost, crosspost, or flood it. Be nice
+  and remember that we're all sharing the same virtual space.
 
 * Try to keep the language at least PG-13. We're not your nanny and we're not going to give you grief over the odd curse
   word, but keep it within the bounds of reason and courtesy.
@@ -36,8 +36,8 @@ list of do's and don'ts. This stuff should all be common sense.
 
 * Only private message ops/mods if something needs to be kept private, they are not your personal search engine.
 
-* Please avoid discussions of politics, religion and similar controversial topics. Not only is it not relevant to Sponge,
-  it tends to create conflict where there doesn’t need to be any.
+* Please avoid discussions of politics, religion and similar controversial topics. Not only is it not relevant to
+  Sponge, it tends to create conflict where there doesn’t need to be any.
 
 * Don't bash other projects, Mojang, or people associated with them.
 
@@ -50,11 +50,13 @@ list of do's and don'ts. This stuff should all be common sense.
 
 * Do not attempt to make a sale or sell anything on Sponge websites or systems. This includes but is not limited to
   plugins (mods or any variation of the term), art assets, services, or any work to be provided. We specifically
-  *allow* offering a bounty in an *original post* in the **Service Exchange** area, and developers may seek commissioned work
-  in the **Devs Available** category. Any further discussion of payment in these (or any other) threads is prohibited.
+  *allow* offering a bounty in an *original post* in the **Service Exchange** area, and developers may seek commissioned
+  work in the **Devs Available** category. Any further discussion of payment in these (or any other) threads is
+  prohibited.
 
-  - Users may post job advertisements (with or without a bounty) within the “Service Exchange” Category, however they must
-    follow the `Template and Rules <https://forums.spongepowered.org/t/service-exchange-template-guidelines/15531>`__.
+  - Users may post job advertisements (with or without a bounty) within the “Service Exchange” Category, however they
+    must follow the
+    `Template and Rules <https://forums.spongepowered.org/t/service-exchange-template-guidelines/15531>`__.
 
   - Users may post job requests (with or without rates) within the “Devs Available” Category, however they must follow
     the `Template and Rules <https://forums.spongepowered.org/t/devs-available-template-guidelines/15532>`__.
@@ -85,7 +87,7 @@ list of do's and don'ts. This stuff should all be common sense.
 
     Any of the above rules are subject to change at any time without warning. Any content found to be in violation of
     these rules, even if the content was created before a rule was in place, can be removed by moderator approval. These
-    rules apply generally to all Sponge methods of communication, but each individual sub method (eg: subreddit or Forum
-    category) may have its own set of additional rules and guidelines to add on top of these general rules. If this is
-    the case, both sets of rules must be followed. Rules and guidelines evolve as the Sponge community evolves. Use only
-    as directed; excessive use of FLARD may rot your socks.
+    rules apply generally to all Sponge methods of communication, but each individual sub method (e.g.: subreddit or
+    Forum category) may have its own set of additional rules and guidelines to add on top of these general rules. If
+    this is the case, both sets of rules must be followed. Rules and guidelines evolve as the Sponge community evolves.
+    Use only as directed; excessive use of FLARD may rot your socks.