diff --git a/src/server.md b/src/server.md
index 05575a0..5059cc6 100644
--- a/src/server.md
+++ b/src/server.md
@@ -9,14 +9,14 @@ Unlike in relay-based schemes where the groups assign a leader, set of
  offline) - untrusted infrastructure has a goal of realizing those properties
   without the assumption of trust.
   
-The orignal Cwtch paper defined a set of properties that Cwtch Servers were
+The original Cwtch paper defined a set of properties that Cwtch Servers were
 expected to provide:
 
-*  Cwtch Server may be used by multiple groupsor just one.
+*  Cwtch Server may be used by multiple groups or just one.
 * A Cwtch Server, without collaboration of a group member, should
   never learn the identity of participants within a group.
 * A Cwtch Server should never learn the content of any communication.
-* A CwtchServer should never be able to distinguish messages as belonging
+* A Cwtch Server should never be able to distinguish messages as belonging
   to a particular group.
   
 We note here that these properties are a superset of the design aims of Private
@@ -40,14 +40,14 @@ guarantee more efficient properties by relaxing trust and security
 ### Detectable Faults
 
 * If a Cwtch server fails to relay a specific message to a subset of group
- members then there will be a detectable gap in the message tree of certain
- peers that can be discovered through peer-to-peer gossip.
+members then there will be a detectable gap in the message tree of certain
+peers that can be discovered through peer-to-peer gossip.
 * A Cwtch server cannot modify any message without the key material known to
 the group (any attempt to do so for a subset of group memebers will result in
 identical behavior to failing to relay a message).
 * While a server *can* duplicate messages, these will have no impact on the
- group message tree (because of encryption, nonces and message identities
- ) - the source of the duplication is not knowable to a peer.
+group message tree (because of encryption, nonces and message identities) - 
+the source of the duplication is not knowable to a peer.
  
 ## Efficiency