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 This information generates an automated Tweet from the Twitter account (@OpenResearchCal) to notify followers of the calendar about the new event. 
 The more than 500 followers of the calendar indicate that there is a real need for this tool. 
 The current aims of the project are to increase awareness and encourage submission of events. 
-The code and documentation for the calendar is open source and shared with a GNU 3.0 licence, so we invite groups to recreate the automation and communication features for their own communities. 
-We welcome contributions to the technical development of the calendar via our public GitHub repository.
+The code and documentation for the calendar is open source and shared with a GNU 3.0 license, so we invite groups to recreate the automation and communication features for their own communities. 
+We welcome contributions to the technical development of the calendar via our public GitHub repository (https://github.com/openresearchcalendar/).
 
 Relevance / Link to RDA: *
-The Open Research Calendar contributes to RDA's mission (building social and technical bridges to enable open sharing of data) by increasing the awareness of events that promote open science practises such as the sharing of data. 
-The Open Research Calendar includes events on open research practises accross disciplines and country borders, facilitating multi disciplinary interactions that may address the grand challenges of society. 
+The Open Research Calendar contributes to RDA's mission (building social and technical bridges to enable open sharing of data) by increasing the awareness of events that promote open science practices such as the sharing of data. 
+The Open Research Calendar includes events on open research practices across disciplines and country borders, facilitating multi disciplinary interactions that may address the grand challenges of society.