# Various wording changes for the packaging files (#1415)

docs/guides/package_management/package_debranding.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ General Instructions
 
 First, identify the files in the package that need to be changed. They could be text files, image files, or others. You can identify the file(s) by digging into git.centos.org/rpms/PACKAGE/
 
-Develop replacements for these files, but with Rocky branding placed instead. Diff/patch files may be needed as well for certain types of text, depends on the content being replaced.
+Develop replacements for these files, but with Rocky branding placed instead. Diff/patch files may also be needed for certain types of text, depends on the content being replaced.
 
 Replacement files go under https://git.rockylinux.org/patch/PACKAGE/ROCKY/_supporting/
 Config file (specifying how to apply the patches) goes in https://git.rockylinux.org/patch/PACKAGE/ROCKY/CFG/*.cfg

docs/guides/package_management/package_dev_start.md

@@ -5,10 +5,10 @@ title: Packaging And Developer Guide
 # Packaging and developer starter guide
 
 
-Rocky Devtools refers to a set of home grown scripts and utlities created by members of the Rocky Linux community to help with sourcing, creating, branding, patching and building software packages distributed with the Rocky Linux Operating system.
-Rocky devtools consists of `rockyget`, `rockybuild`, `rockypatch`, and `rockyprep`.
+Rocky Devtools refers to a set of homegrown scripts and utilities created by members of the Rocky Linux community to help with sourcing, creating, branding, patching, and building software packages distributed with the Rocky Linux Operating system.
+Rocky Devtools consists of `rockyget`, `rockybuild`, `rockypatch`, and `rockyprep`.
 
-At a low level Rocky Devtools is a wrapper for running some custom and tradtional programs that are used for various package management tasks. Rocky Devtools relies heavily on [`srpmproc`](https://github.com/mstg/srpmproc), `go`, `git`, and `rpmbuild`.
+At a low level Rocky Devtools is a wrapper for running some custom and traditional programs for various package management tasks. Rocky Devtools relies heavily on [`srpmproc`](https://github.com/mstg/srpmproc), `go`, `git`, and `rpmbuild`.
 
 You'll need an existing modern RPM based Linux system to install and use Rocky devtools.