[1.20.x] Grammatical fixes and improved readability #538
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Fixed some grammatical mistakes in: - concepts/events - concepts/sides - gettingstarted/modfiles - gettingstarted/structuring Also improved wording and spacing in some places to make reading easier.
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While I was reading the documentation, I found several grammatical mistakes and ways that the documentation's readability could be improved. I've edited those segments of the documentation. I'm planning to open more pull requests that fix grammatical mistakes and improve readability in the future, as I go through the documentation!
Short recap:
Fixed some grammatical mistakes in:
Also improved wording and spacing in some places to make reading easier.
These grammatical mistakes may be present in other branches too, although I haven't yet checked those. I'm happy to fix those as well in the future!