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 Before you click "Create pull request," walk through this checklist. It catches the things that turn a clean merge into three rounds of review.
 
-## Pre-flight: before comitting
+## Pre-flight: before committing
 
 ### The change itself
 

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 # Reading a codebase
 
-Before you change a line of code in an unfimiliar codebase, you need to orient yourself. This is the single most underrated skill in open source — and it's the difference between a PR that gets merged and a PR that gets a polite "this isn't quite how we do things here."
+Before you change a line of code in an unfamiliar codebase, you need to orient yourself. This is the single most underrated skill in open source — and it's the difference between a PR that gets merged and a PR that gets a polite "this isn't quite how we do things here."
 
 This guide is about the first 30 minutes you spend in a new repo.