Documentation: Fixing grammar and spelling errors in README.md

[Bittukumar1j]

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URL to the MDwiki page containing the problem

https://github.com/open-learning-exchange/open-learning-exchange.github.io/blob/master/README.md

Problem

Description of the Problem

While following the 10 steps introductory guide, I noticed minor grammatical and spelling errors in the project's main README.md file.

Specific Issues Found:

• Spelling Error: The word loose is used instead of lose in the 'Create a New Wiki' section.
• Grammar Inconsistency: In the 'Multiple Wikis' section, the phrasing "In case would you like to" should be "In case you would like to".
• Readability: Some auxiliary verbs are missing in the CLI instructions, which might be confusing for new interns.

This issue is being filed as part of Step 6 to practice the GitHub workflow and improve project documentation.

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Proposed solution(s)

Suggested Fixes:

1. Edit the README.md to correct the spelling of lose.
2. Adjust the sentence structure in the 'Multiple Wikis' section for better flow.
3. Standardize the formatting of the CLI commands to ensure they are easy to follow.

I will submit a Pull Request (PR) shortly to resolve these minor issues.

[UmutDiler0]

Thank you for identifying these issues. Improving grammatical accuracy in the README.md is important since it is one of the first documents new interns read.

In addition to the mentioned corrections, it might also be helpful to:

• Run a quick grammar check across the entire README to ensure consistency.
• Review command formatting to confirm that all CLI instructions are clearly separated using proper Markdown code blocks.
• Ensure verb tense consistency throughout the document for better readability.

If needed, I can help review the updated version once the PR is submitted.

[ajoshi1028]

Great for noticing that! I also agree that using proper Markdown code blocks for CLI commands would make the instructions much easier to follow, especially for new interns who are still learning the terminal. Good catch!

[ragilzakaria]

Nice! since the README is the first page new interns read when onboarding, keeping it polished and clear of spelling and grammar errors is super important.