This was pointed out by the Debian package linter "lintian".
Look for mail older than the time of the last successful query.
Using a small interval will reduce bandwidth use. A larger
-interval reduces the likelyhood of missing a result due to MTA
+interval reduces the likelihood of missing a result due to MTA
delays or downtime.
The time(s) of the last successful queries are the C<lastresult>
We start with a simple data model with few circular
references. This both eases human understanding and reduces
-the likelyhood of bugs.
+the likelihood of bugs.
Knowing the relative sizes and quantities of our data
structures, we limit the scope of allocations as much as
# FIXME: Getopt::Long doesn't easily let us support support options with
# '.' in them (e.g. --http1.1)
# TODO: should we depend on "-c http.*" options for things which have
-# analogues in git(1)? that would reduce likelyhood of conflicts with
+# analogues in git(1)? that would reduce likelihood of conflicts with
# our other CLI options
# Note: some names are renamed to avoid potential conflicts,
# see %lei2curl in lib/PublicInbox/LeiCurl.pm