Index: trunk/doc-rnd/devlog/20160716_sprint.html
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@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@
 	<li> Objective: find random bugs and make suggestions via a simulated production test drive.
 	<li> steps:
 		<ul>
-			<li> 1. take on of your existing .pcb (preferrably one that you can share in case of a bugreport is needed)
+			<li> 1. take on of your existing .pcb (preferably one that you can share in case of a bugreport is needed)
 			<li> 2. copy the .pcb to trunk/src as foo.pcb
 			<li> 3. run <tt> cd trunk/src; ./pcb-rnd foo.pcb </tt>
 			<li> 4. pretend carrying out a real modification; e.g. replace one of the ICs with a footprint of the same pin count but different dimensions (e.g. so8 -> ssop8 or sot23->to220). Pretend you really want to do this modification and pretend that the board will go in production. Do <b>your</b> usual routine (e.g. check gerbers).
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@
 			<ul>
 				<li> a. consult Igor2 on IRC
 				<li> b. if there are files to be "attached" or your observation/question can only be stated in a medium sized novel, please send an email to pcb-rnd (at) igor2.repo.hu (and then we can still discuss it on IRC)
-				<li> c. it is sometimes worth checking the behavior of a recent mainline pcb; there are bugs and strangenesses present in both current mainline and pcb-rnd (because of the common ancestor)
+				<li> c. it is sometimes worth checking the behavior of a recent mainline pcb; there are bugs and oddities present in both current mainline and pcb-rnd (because of the common ancestor)
 			</ul>
 		</ul>
 </ul>