Small typos

ihordiachenko · ihordiachenko · commit 7cd0f6dd3e75 · 2024-07-05T16:47:09.000+03:00
diff --git a/docs/accounts/overview.mdx b/docs/accounts/overview.mdx
@@ -8,5 +8,5 @@ import IdealImage from '@site/src/components/IdealImage';
 
 # Accounts
 
-Rarimo is a self-sovereign protocol, meaning the user fully owns and controls her identity. To create an account, the user generates and stores a Baby Jubjub keypair `(sk, PK)` locally on the device. The keypair manages the user's identity and authenticates the public records of associations between the account, credentials, external documents, and social graph artifacts. It is also used to derive the hierarchical randomness(so-called "salt") necessary for cryptographic commitments.
+Rarimo is a self-sovereign protocol, meaning the user fully owns and controls their identity. To create an account, the user generates and stores a Baby Jubjub keypair `(sk, PK)` locally on the device. The keypair manages the user's identity and authenticates the public records of associations between the account, credentials, external documents, and social graph artifacts. It is also used to derive the hierarchical randomness(so-called "salt") necessary for cryptographic commitments.
 

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`11`		-Rarimo is a self-sovereign protocol, meaning the user fully owns and controls her identity. To create an account, the user generates and stores a Baby Jubjub keypair `(sk, PK)` locally on the device. The keypair manages the user's identity and authenticates the public records of associations between the account, credentials, external documents, and social graph artifacts. It is also used to derive the hierarchical randomness(so-called "salt") necessary for cryptographic commitments.
	`11`	+Rarimo is a self-sovereign protocol, meaning the user fully owns and controls their identity. To create an account, the user generates and stores a Baby Jubjub keypair `(sk, PK)` locally on the device. The keypair manages the user's identity and authenticates the public records of associations between the account, credentials, external documents, and social graph artifacts. It is also used to derive the hierarchical randomness(so-called "salt") necessary for cryptographic commitments.
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