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Fix Typos and Improve Grammar #1736

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By specifying the data as evolving config files in git, we benefit from a long term, auditable database that is both human and machine readable.
By specifying the data as evolving config files in git, we benefit from a long term, auditable database that is both human and machine-readable.

### Option 2: Complete the Ecosystem Submission form

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If you prefer videos, you can also see the above steps done live [here](https://www.loom.com/share/f23aab8c675940a9998b228ea1e179b7).

If you've been following along closely, you'll have noticed that the steps after adding the sub-ecosystem to the parent ecosystem are exactly the same a Option 1 (adding a totally new ecosystem that has no parents). That's because this taxonomy is based on ancestry. Any sub-ecosystem is basically just an ecosystem in its own right (it's not like a sub-ecosystem is any less valuable). The ecosystem and sub-ecosystem dichotomy is merely there so we can see the relationship between different ecosystems. You can keep adding sub-ecoystems to sub-ecosystems ad infinitum (forever).
If you've been following along closely, you'll have noticed that the steps after adding the sub-ecosystem to the parent ecosystem are exactly the same an Option 1 (adding a totally new ecosystem that has no parents). That's because this taxonomy is based on ancestry. Any sub-ecosystem is basically just an ecosystem in its own right (it's not like a sub-ecosystem is any less valuable). The ecosystem and sub-ecosystem dichotomy is merely there so we can see the relationship between different ecosystems. You can keep adding sub-ecoystems to sub-ecosystems ad infinitum (forever).


### Option 3: Adding a new repo or organization
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