Fix typo

Thanks @da5nsy for catching it, closes #181

docs/source/intro.rst

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ In the scientific community, it is commonly used for registered reports, as a pr
 In order to use the OSF, a free registration is required.
 
 The core functionality of the OSF_ is its ability to create and develop *projects*, with a project being a private or public workspace for collaboration, data sharing, or data archival.
-Projects have an associate storage (either via OSF storage or third party providers) for (large) data, and can have *components*, associated sub-projects.
+Projects have an associated storage (either via OSF storage or third party providers) for (large) data, and can have *components*, associated sub-projects.
 Each OSF user, project, component, and file is given a unique, persistent uniform resource locator (URL) to enable sharing and promote attribution.
 Projects can also be assigned digital object identifiers (DOIs) and archival resource keys (ARKs) if they are made publicly available.
 
@@ -63,4 +63,4 @@ What can I **not** use this extension for?
 - Also, be mindful that OSF storage imposes a maximum file size of 5GB.
   Individual files larger than 5GB can not be published with this extension.
 - Finally, the starting point for working with this extension is a (published) DataLad dataset, not a regular OSF project.
-  This extension will not transform normal OSF projects into datasets, but expose DataLad datasets as OSF projects.
+  This extension will not transform normal OSF projects into datasets, but expose DataLad datasets as OSF projects.