spell check lol

README

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 uml - untitled markup language
 ==============================
 
-uml is a markup is a (mostly) line based markup langauge. it mostly exists to be 'rendered' or exported into other markup languages. as such it is the 'lowest common denominator' of all these markup languages. its features include
+uml is a markup is a (mostly) line based markup language. it mostly exists to be 'rendered' or exported into other markup languages. as such it is the 'lowest common denominator' of all these markup languages. its features include
 
 - headers (#), subheaders (##), subsubheaders (###), ...
 - quotes (>)
 - links (=)
-- link descriptions (not implimented)
+- link descriptions (not implemented)
 - non-rendered comments (%)
 - lists (-/*)
-- codeblocks/preformatted text (not implimented)
+- codeblocks/preformatted text (not implemented)
-- tables (not implimented)
+- tables (not implemented)
-- inline links (not implimented)
+- inline links (not implemented)
 
 files
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@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ tables can be rendered like so:
 uml.py usage
 ============
 
-uml.py takes no arguments and just listens on stdin. it tokenizes the implimented parts of the markup language until an EOF is reached, in which case the program prints the results of the tokenization.
+uml.py takes no arguments and just listens on stdin. it tokenizes the implemented parts of the markup language until an EOF is reached, in which case the program prints the results of the organization.
 
 +----------------------| Input text |--+
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