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white-paper.md

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 Upon successful registration of a project with a teaRank surpassing a governance-defined threshold, the tea Protocol initiates the distribution of Proof of Contribution rewards to the project's treasury. We suggest distributing these rewards following a predetermined curve from a predefined pool of tokens controlled by the tea Protocol and allocated from the TEA tokens total supply.
 
-Package maintainers are required to bolster their project's reputation and trustworthiness by consistently staking a portion of the Proof of Contribution rewards received by the project's treasury. For each token staked, network participants will receive a non-transferrable “staked TEA”, or stTEA, at a 1:1 ratio, to participate in the governance of the tea Protocol. In line with the protocol's rules, these staked rewards, and their corresponding stTEA, may be subject to reduction (“slashing”) or redistribution if package maintainers fail to address bugs or vulnerabilities.
+Package maintainers are required to bolster their project's reputation and trustworthiness by consistently staking a portion of the Proof of Contribution rewards received by the project's treasury. For each token staked, network participants will receive a non-transferable “staked TEA”, or stTEA, at a 1:1 ratio, to participate in the governance of the tea Protocol. In line with the protocol's rules, these staked rewards, and their corresponding stTEA, may be subject to reduction (“slashing”) or redistribution if package maintainers fail to address bugs or vulnerabilities.
 
 Lastly, failure to maintain the minimum staked treasury ratio defined in the governance rules will result in the suspension of Proof of Contribution reward distribution to the project. Instead, these rewards will be redistributed among compliant projects.
 
@@ -268,7 +268,7 @@ For negative reviews performed per the network rules and that the package mainta
 
 Staking and slashing are vital components of the tea Protocol's incentive and penalty system. Package maintainers are required to stake a portion of their project's treasury, ensuring they have a substantial stake at risk in case they neglect to address bugs or vulnerabilities. Package users, supporters, and tea tasters can also stake TEA tokens to contribute to a package or package maintainer's reputation and actively participate in the protocol to uphold the software supply chain's sustainability and integrity.
 
-Governance is closely tied to this active engagement. For each TEA token staked, participants receive non-transferrable "staked TEA" (stTEA) at a 1:1 ratio, enabling them to participate in the governance of the tea Protocol. Staked rewards and their corresponding stTEA tokens may face reduction (slashing) or redistribution if the protocol rules are not followed, reinforcing accountability within the ecosystem.
+Governance is closely tied to this active engagement. For each TEA token staked, participants receive non-transferable "staked TEA" (stTEA) at a 1:1 ratio, enabling them to participate in the governance of the tea Protocol. Staked rewards and their corresponding stTEA tokens may face reduction (slashing) or redistribution if the protocol rules are not followed, reinforcing accountability within the ecosystem.
 
 ### TEA Token Supply Distribution
 
@@ -341,7 +341,7 @@ As more applications are built using projects registered with tea, the community
 
 ## Acknowledgments
 
-This white paper would not exist without the support and dedication of many teaophiles. The authors would like to acknowledge Jacob Heider, Jadid Khan, Josh Kruger, and Shane Molidor for their contribution to the tokenomics, Sanchit Ram for his contribution to the teaRank algorithm, and the many discrete individuals who volunteered their time to provide feedback on the contents of this document.
+This white paper would not exist without the support and dedication of many teaophiles. The authors would like to acknowledge Jacob Heider, Jadid Khan, Josh Kruger, and Shane Molidor for their contribution to the tokenomics, Sanchit Ram for his contribution to the teaRank algorithm, and the many discreet individuals who volunteered their time to provide feedback on the contents of this document.
 
 ## Glossary of Terms
 
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 | Leaf     | The smallest denomination of the TEA token. A leaf corresponds to one quintillionth (10^−18) of a tea.                                                                                            |
 | Slashing | The action of penalizing stakers in response to behavior contrary to the protocol rules.                                                                                                          |
 | Staking  | The action of locking TEA tokens to support your claim and receive rewards (or penalties) based on the consensus on the validity of your claim.                                                   |
-| stTEA    | Non-transferrable “staked TEA” token or “stTEA” received by network participants for each token staked at a 1:1 ratio. stTEA can be utilised to participate in the governance of the tea Protocol |
+| stTEA    | Non-transferable “staked TEA” token or “stTEA” received by network participants for each token staked at a 1:1 ratio. stTEA can be utilised to participate in the governance of the tea Protocol |
 | teaRank  | Dynamic impact score assigned to each project by the protocol’s “Proof of Contribution” algorithm.                                                                                                |
 
 ## References