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@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ Redox is an attempt to make an complete, fully-functioning, general-purpose oper
 
 Because of certain design choices, we cannot gain a complete 1:1 POSIX compatibility. I will expand on this later.
 
-Most importantly, **we will not replicate the mistakes made by other.** This is probably the most important idiom of Redox. In the past, bad design choices were made by Linux, Unix, BSD, HURD, and so on. We all make mistakes, that's no secret, but there is no reason to repeat other's mistakes.
+Most importantly, **we will not replicate the mistakes made by others.** This is probably the most important idiom of Redox. In the past, bad design choices were made by Linux, Unix, BSD, HURD, and so on. We all make mistakes, that's no secret, but there is no reason to repeat other's mistakes.
 
 It should be obvious to the reader that this entails a trade-off, namely compatibility v. correctness. As you can see, breaking certain standards do break compatibility. We take a very pragmatic approach to these: