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Fix typo #169

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/skill-development/marketplace-submission/skills-acceptance-process/README.md
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Expand Up @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Before submitting your Skill we assume you have:

* Create your README.md using the [Skill Meta Editor](https://mycroft.ai/skill-meta-editor). We also have some [additional tips for a great README](../skill-readme-md.md).
* Personally tested your Skills functionality to ensure it is working as expected. For a detailed testing overview, see stage three below.
* It is also a great idea to post a link to you Skill in the [Skill Feedback category of the Forums](https://community.mycroft.ai/c/skill-feedback) to let others test your Skill on different platforms. This is encouraged but not required to submit your Skill to the Marketplace.
* It is also a great idea to post a link to your Skill in the [Skill Feedback category of the Forums](https://community.mycroft.ai/c/skill-feedback) to let others test your Skill on different platforms. This is encouraged but not required to submit your Skill to the Marketplace.
* Ensure any Python or other packages required to run your Skill are included in your requirements.txt or equivalent.
* Run the [automated testing](../../testing/automatic-testing.md) on your own machine using the command:

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