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development/Adding-a-new-platform-source.md

development/Adding-a-new-platform-source.md

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-Thank you for help for the development of *Chat Overflow*.  
-While plugins live in their own project, source connections (e.g. to platform like Twitch or Discord) exist in the framework itself.  
-By this, we can make sure that everyone profits from the new possibilites.  
+Thank you for helping developing *Chat Overflow*.  
+While plugins live in their own project, source connections (e.g. to a platform like Twitch or Discord) exist in the framework itself.  
+By this measure, we can make sure that everyone profits from the same features.  
 This wiki entry tries to show you the different steps needed to implement a new connection.
 
 1. Add new types to the API (Also register them in the requirement Input/Output section)
 2. Create a new package in the framework services package and implement the source specific connector
-3. Create a impl package and implement the types you added in the API
+3. Create a impl package and implement the types you have added in the API
 
 ## Add new types to the API
 
-Add all needed data transfer objects in `org.codeoverflow.chatoverflow.api.io.dto` and interfaces representing input / output to the correct API package. E.g. a chat input belongs to `org.codeoverflow.chatoverflow.api.io.input.chat` and should extend `ChatInput`.
+Add all needed data transfer objects in `org.codeoverflow.chatoverflow.api.io.dto` and interfaces representing input / output to the correct API package. E.g., a chat input belongs to `org.codeoverflow.chatoverflow.api.io.input.chat` and should extend `ChatInput`.
 
-We require you to also register your new type in the corresponding requirement class located in `org.codeoverflow.chatoverflow.api.plugin.configuration`. Yes, this step could be automated by using reflection. But by providing a clean interface to the plugin developer we protect type safety.
+We require you to also register your new type in the corresponding requirement class located in `org.codeoverflow.chatoverflow.api.plugin.configuration`. Yes, this step could be automated by using reflection, but by providing a clean interface to the plugin developer we protect type safety.
 
 ## Add a new package and connector