@@ -137,15 +137,15 @@ for a new locale section for adding a new one.
137137### Branch and Pull Request
138138For either case, if you have not yet forked the brackets repository in your
139139github account (` https://github.com/user1/brackets ` ), it's done automatically.
140- A new branch will be created in your brackets fork with a unique name
140+ A new branch will be created in your Brackets fork with a unique name
141141which is something like ` patch-1 ` that contains your changes.
142142
143143You are then taken to the New Pull Request dialog which is filled in
144144with all of the information from previous dialog.
145145It also shows contents of new file or a "diff" of changes to existing file.
146146You can make any changes if desired, then click "Send Pull Request" when done
147147(or close page to Cancel).
148- A pull request for your branch is created and submitted to the brackets "repo".
148+ A pull request for your branch is created and submitted to the Brackets "repo".
149149
150150### Code Review
151151Someone on the Brackets team will review the pull request. If it's ok, it will
@@ -154,8 +154,8 @@ pull request which will send you an e-mail notification.
154154
155155### Updating Existing Branch and Pull Request
156156
157- If you need to make changes to an exsiting branch,
158- you should make updates in the ` patch-1 ` branch in your github fork of brackets
157+ If you need to make changes to an existing branch,
158+ you should make updates in the ` patch-1 ` branch in your Github fork of Brackets
159159so all of your changes for this update are in a single branch.
160160Creating a new branch for every update makes it difficult for core team
161161to see all changes at once, and can even create conflicts that are
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