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CONTRIBUTING.md

@@ -47,10 +47,10 @@ Relative links to docs pages should use a trailing `/` . Failing to do so will s
 
 Instead of 
 ```markdown
-Somethihng [is a link](/devices/edge-compute) to a place
+Something [is a link](/devices/edge-compute) to a place
 ```
 
 it should be 
 ```markdown
-Somethihng [is a link](/devices/edge-compute/) to a place
+Something [is a link](/devices/edge-compute/) to a place
 ```

docs/edge-compute/edge-agent-usage.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ For help getting the Agent setup on your device, see the [installation instructi
 
 ## Creating Storage Area
 
-It is **strongly** recommended that you mount a volume in to the Agent as a workspace for persistent data. By default, the Agent will write data **inside** the container to `/data`. By [mounting a volume or using a volume container](https://docs.docker.com/storage/volumes/), we can have the Agent write to a local folder on the Edge Compute Device. By doing so, you have access to the persistent data created by the agent on your host machine and can resuse it if you have to destroy an Agent container and rebuild (upgrading the agent, for instance). Another benefit is that the Agent doesn't accumulate data internally which could impact the performance and/or stability of the container.
+It is **strongly** recommended that you mount a volume in to the Agent as a workspace for persistent data. By default, the Agent will write data **inside** the container to `/data`. By [mounting a volume or using a volume container](https://docs.docker.com/storage/volumes/), we can have the Agent write to a local folder on the Edge Compute Device. By doing so, you have access to the persistent data created by the agent on your host machine and can reuse it if you have to destroy an Agent container and rebuild (upgrading the agent, for instance). Another benefit is that the Agent doesn't accumulate data internally which could impact the performance and/or stability of the container.
 
 All we need to do is create a folder locally to house the data. This folder can be anywhere on your file system, so long as permissions are set so `docker` can write to it. For instance, you might choose to put this folder at `~/losant-edge-agent` for easy access. For this example, we're going to create a folder at `/var/lib/losant-edge-agent/` and update the permissions to allow `docker` to write to it.