I've found a number of language errors on the Scientific Linux web site, and
I'd love to be able to correct them, or to at least provide patches such that
they're corrected. I'm not sure what the requirements are for that sort of
access, but for now I'll just include the fixes here:

On http://scientificlinux.org/:

Is:         An example of of items that were added are
Should be:  Examples of items that were added are

Is:         Or, if a users wishes
Should be:  Or, if a user wishes

On http://www.scientificlinux.org/maillists/:

Is:         development ideas. Such as debate
Should be:  development ideas, such as debate

Is:         blank, and enter the one of the
Should be:  blank, and enter one of the

On http://www.scientificlinux.org/about/history.long:

Is:         instalation
Should be:  installation

Is:         Universities
Should be:  universities

Is:         Many of the lab's represented
Should be:  Many of the labs represented

Is:         Both lab's were
Should be:  Both labs were

(the following appears twice)
Is:         comming
Should be:  coming

Is:         difficult at time.
Should be:  difficult at times.

Is:         times where
Should be:  times when

Is:         was the new
Should be:  involved supporting new

Is:         Vendor
Should be:  vendor

Is:         very little
Should be:  very few


Apologies for this not being a proper diff, but as the pages are evidently
presented as a wiki, my supplying a diff against the HTML would likely
obfuscate the changes rather than highlighting them.

There are similar language errors through the SL web pages. Granted access,
I'll just fix them all, as this would in fact be quicker than recording them
all in another medium. Otherwise, I'll pick of a page at a time periodically
and submit lists of errors, as I did above, if this would be welcome. At some
point I'd like to become involved in volunteering time for actual software
maintenance, but my thought is that providing polish would be a reasonable
start.

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