fix: Some more typos

Author: jonnitto

README.md

@@ -6,26 +6,26 @@
 
 * Martin Ficzel - ficzel@sitegeist.de
 
-*The development and the public-releases of this package is generously sponsored by our employer http://www.sitegeist.de.*
+*The development and the public releases of this package is generously sponsored by our employer http://www.sitegeist.de.*
 
 ## About
 
-If taxonomies are defined as documents in the `/sites` subtree of the Neos ContentRepository things tend to get
+If taxonomies are defined as documents in the `/sites` subtree of the Neos ContentRepository, things tend to get
 complicated:
 
- - If the meaning of an item is determined by its position in a hierarchy it is complicated to add more than one
+ - If the meaning of an item is determined by its position in a hierarchy, it is complicated to add more than one
    relation or relations for different contexts.
  - Mixing Taxonomies (meaning) with content (presentation) leads to a complicated structure that often is hard to
    comprehend for editors.
  - It is hard to share taxonomies across multiple sites.
- - It is hard to ensure taxonomies exist in all needed dimensions since this affects the site structure as well.
- - Limit the read and write-access to taxonomies inside sites is possible but not trivial.
+ - It is hard to ensure taxonomies exist in all needed dimensions since this also affects the site structure.
+ - Limiting read and write access to taxonomies inside sites is possible but not trivial.
 
-Sitegeist.Taxonomies stores vocabularies and taxonomies as nodes outside of the `/sites` hierarchy in the content
-repository. This way the meaning of the taxonomy relations can be expressed better, taxonomies can be used across
+Sitegeist.Taxonomies store vocabularies and taxonomies as nodes outside of the `/sites` hierarchy in the content
+repository. This way, the meaning of the taxonomy relations can be expressed better, taxonomies can be used across
 multiple sites and the taxonomy documents can be defined without interfering with the taxonomy meaning.
 
-it also provides a separate backend module for managing vocabularies and taxonmies.
+It also provides a separate backend module for managing vocabularies and taxonomies.
 
 
 ## Storing vocabularies and taxonomies in the ContentRepository
@@ -34,10 +34,10 @@ Sitegeist.Taxonomy defines three basic node types:
 
 - `Sitegeist.Taxonomy:Root` - The root node at the path `/taxonomies`, allows only vocabulary nodes as children
 - `Sitegeist.Taxonomy:Vocabulary` - The root of a hierarchy of meaning, allows only taxonomies nodes as children   
-- `Sitegeist.Taxonomy:Taxonomy` - Item in the hierarchy that represents a specific meaning, allows only taxonomy
+- `Sitegeist.Taxonomy:Taxonomy` - An item in the hierarchy that represents a specific meaning allows only taxonomy
   nodes as children
 
-If you have to enforce the existence of a specific vocabulary or taxonomy you can use a derived node type:
+If you have to enforce the existence of a specific vocabulary or taxonomy, you can use a derived node type:
 
 ```YAML
     Vendor.Site:Taxonomy.Root:
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ If you have to enforce the existence of a specific vocabulary or taxonomy you ca
           type: 'Sitegeist.Taxonomy:Vocabulary'
 ```
 
-And configure the taxonomy-package to use this root node type instead of the default:
+And configure the taxonomy package to use this root node type instead of the default:
 
 ```YAML
     Sitegeist:
@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ Since taxonomies are nodes, they are simply referenced via `reference` or `refer
             placeholder: 'assign Taxonomies'
 ```
 
-If you want to limit the selectable taxons to a vocalbulary or even a taxonomy then you can configure a more specific
+If you want to limit the selectable taxons to a vocabulary or even a taxonomy, then you can configure a more specific
 startingPoint:
 
 ```YAML
@@ -89,13 +89,13 @@ startingPoint:
 
 ## Content-Dimensions
 
-Vocabularies and Taxonomies will always be created in all base-dimensions. This way it is ensured that they can
+Vocabularies and Taxonomies will always be created in all base dimensions. This way, it is ensured that they can
 always be referenced. The title and description of a taxons and vocabularies can be translated as is required for
 the project.
 
 ## CLI Commands
 
-The taxonomy package includes some cli commands for managing the taxonomies.
+The taxonomy package includes some CLI commands for managing the taxonomies.
 
 - `taxonomy:list` List all taxonomy vocabularies
 - `taxonomy:import` Import taxonomy content, expects filename + vocabulary-name (with globbing)
@@ -104,10 +104,10 @@ The taxonomy package includes some cli commands for managing the taxonomies.
 
 ## Privileges
 
-Sitegeist.Taxonomy brings the following privilege targets to allow you to restrict read access, mangement and editing
+Sitegeist.Taxonomy brings the following privilege targets to allow you to restrict read access, management and editing
 of taxonomies:
 
-- `Sitegeist.Taxonomy:Module.Show` Show the backend Module and explore the existing taxonomies. By default granted to Editors.
+- `Sitegeist.Taxonomy:Module.Show` Show the backend Module and explore the existing taxonomies by default granted to Editors.
 - `Sitegeist.Taxonomy:Module.ManageVocabularyActions` Add, edit and delete vocabularies. By default granted to Administrators.
 - `Sitegeist.Taxonomy:Module.ManageTaxonomyActions` Add, edit and delete taxons. By default granted to Administrators.
 
@@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ Reading and referencing taxonomies from other nodes is currently not limited.
 Sitegeist.Taxonomy is available via packagist. `"sitegeist/taxonomy" : "^1.0"` to the require section of the composer.json
 or run `composer require sitegeist/taxonomy`.
 
-We use semantic-versioning so every breaking change will increase the major-version number.
+We use semantic-versioning, so every breaking change will increase the major version number.
 
 ## Contribution