Description: Fixed transferred spelling mistake
Author: Per Carlson <pelle@hemmop.com>
Bug: https://github.com/hoytech/Session-Token/pull/2
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This patch header follows DEP-3: http://dep.debian.net/deps/dep3/
Index: libsession-token-perl/lib/Session/Token.pm
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--- libsession-token-perl.orig/lib/Session/Token.pm
+++ libsession-token-perl/lib/Session/Token.pm
@@ -186,7 +186,7 @@ Aside: Some crappy (usually C) programs
 
 Being able to choose exactly which characters appear in your token is sometimes useful. This set of characters is called the I<alphabet>. B<The default alphabet size is 62 characters: uppercase letters, lowercase letters, and digits> (C<a-zA-Z0-9>).
 
-For some purposes, base-62 is a sweet spot. It is more compact than hexadecimal encoding which helps with efficiency because session tokens are usually transfered over the network many times during a session (often uncompressed in HTTP headers).
+For some purposes, base-62 is a sweet spot. It is more compact than hexadecimal encoding which helps with efficiency because session tokens are usually transferred over the network many times during a session (often uncompressed in HTTP headers).
 
 Also, base-62 tokens don't use "wacky" characters like base-64 encodings do. These characters sometimes cause encoding/escaping problems (ie when embedded in URLs) and are annoying because often you can't select tokens by double-clicking on them.
 
