Fixing spelling mistake in README

[ghost]

Nothing fancy. Just fixing a small spelling mistake.

[ottman]

Thanks! Can you message me on Minds.com/ottman?

[strk]

Does it really take a real-time chat to merge a typo fix ?
As 20 days have gone already, I'm wondering about the health of the Minds development community.

[strk]

Funny, got here to find if another issue was reported for the README and this PR is still not merged. I guess it is not worth to report the other issue ? Is it @ottman ?

[markharding]

Thanks! We will merge when we have finalized our contributor agreement.

[markharding]

@fadelardi Please can you sign https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bFZ1nQhOkvNKxD2ApHKigsFScy3GGQhMYY_batZl8rw/edit?usp=sharing ?

[ghost]

I'm sorry, what...?

Three months ago I fixed a small typo in a README file. I was asked to sign up for minds.com, which really wasn't necessary, and I disliked associating my professional life github profile to an online identity in a social platform, but I still went ahead with it. Now I get a link to a gdoc file asking for all my personal information which I'm not really sure why you should have, or what you intend to do with it. All this for fixing a word in a file that no one really seems concerned about. I'm sorry, but no.

How about I close this PR and you guys fix it yourselves, it's pretty simple:

prodution -> production

[strk]

Frank, or we can fork it and apply also mine (2 words): #46 These guys are being too serious ...