message: Update getting-started.md
  Small improvements and a typo fix.
diff: @@ -54,9 +54,9 @@ or include the script directly
  ## Basic Example
  -All you need is to add the `v-validate` directive to the input you wish to validate, and make sure your input has a `name` attribute for error messages generation.
  +All you need is to add the `v-validate` directive to the input you wish to validate and make sure your input has a `name` attribute for error messages generation.
  -Then, pass to the directive a `rules` string which contains a list of validation rules separated by a pipe '`|`'. For the following example the validation rules are straight forward. Use `required` to indicate that the field is required, and `email` to indicate that the field must be an email. To combine both rules we assign the string value `required|email` to the `v-validate` expression value.
  +Then, pass to the directive a `rules` string which contains a list of validation rules separated by a pipe '`|`'. For the following example, the validation rules are straightforward. Use `required` to indicate that the field is required and `email` to indicate that the field must be an email. To combine both rules we assign the string value `required|email` to the `v-validate` expression value.
  ```html
  <input v-validate="'required|email'" name="email" type="text">
  @@ -80,5 +80,5 @@ Here is the basic example in action
  [More Examples](/examples/)
  ::: warning
  - Client-side validation is never a subsitute for server-side validation, make sure to validate any input from the user on your backend as well.
  + Client-side validation is never a substitute for server-side validation. Make sure to validate any input from the user on your backend as well.
  :::
  