amend some small typos in techdoc

diff --git a/techdoc/protocol.pod b/techdoc/protocol.pod
index f8c0d901f8284aa254dc03d6068e4443a8cf150c..3c3ccdcc4af5bb5539d17b4600ecd5851a4380ef 100644 (file)
--- a/techdoc/protocol.pod
+++ b/techdoc/protocol.pod
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ for inter-node communications.
 =head1 DESCRIPTION
 
 This protocol is
 =head1 DESCRIPTION
 
 This protocol is

-designed to be an extensible basis for any type of one to many
+designed to be an extensible basis for any type of one too many

 "instant" line-based communications tasks.
 
 This protocol is designed to be flood routed in a meshed network in
 "instant" line-based communications tasks.
 
 This protocol is designed to be flood routed in a meshed network in


@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ announces, talk, logging info etc. It is a pain to have to do it, as now,
 by trying to make sense of the (slightly different for each piece of node 
 software) human readable "user" version of the output. Far better to pass on
 regular, specified, easily computer decodable versions of the message,
 by trying to make sense of the (slightly different for each piece of node 
 software) human readable "user" version of the output. Far better to pass on
 regular, specified, easily computer decodable versions of the message,

-i.e. in the this protocol, and leave
+i.e. in this protocol, and leave

 the human presentation to the client software.
 
 Having said that, the protocol allows for traditional, character based,
 the human presentation to the client software.
 
 Having said that, the protocol allows for traditional, character based,


@@ -375,7 +375,7 @@ vertical bar '|',
 percent '%', 
 equals '=' 
 and non printable characters less than 127 (or %7F in hex)
 percent '%', 
 equals '=' 
 and non printable characters less than 127 (or %7F in hex)

-[including newline and carraige return] are tranlated to
+[including newline and carraige return] are translated to

 their two hex digit equivalent preceeded by the percent '%' character.
 
 For example:
 their two hex digit equivalent preceeded by the percent '%' character.
 
 For example: