typo

R/plotScot.R

@@ -35,9 +35,9 @@
 #' (character vectors) if you use \code{type = "words"}.
 #' If you use \code{type = "docs"} you can use a tokenized or a non-tokenized text component.
 #' In fact, you can use the textmeta constructor
-#' (\code{textmeta(meta = <your-meta-data.frame>)}) to create a text meta object
+#' (\code{textmeta(meta = <your-meta-data.frame>)}) to create a textmeta object
 #' containing only the meta field and plot the resulting object.
-#' This way you can save time and disk space at the first glance.
+#' This way you can save time and memory at the first glance.
 #' @return A plot
 #' Invisible: A dataframe with columns \code{date} and \code{counts},
 #' respectively \code{proportion}