Replace "we" by "you"

Author: Matthieu Nogatchewsky

docs/credentials-authentication/ssh.md

@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ If your library belongs to the same git provider as the one of your project, you
 }
 ```
 
-Notice that despite of using directly your git provider url (i.e bitbucket.org, gitlab.com ...) as a hostname, we need to use a specific syntax *keyname-bb* where:
+Notice that despite of using directly your git provider url (i.e bitbucket.org, gitlab.com ...) as a hostname, you need to use a specific syntax *keyname-bb* where:
 
 * ***keyname*** refers to the key name specified in your pipeline settings 
 * ***bb*** refers to bitbucket.org.<br/>

docs/satis.md

@@ -9,12 +9,11 @@ excerpt:        "Satis configuration support by continuousphp"
 
 ## Using private repositories from Satis
 
-Using SSH Keys to authenticate, you can use your own Satis Proxy to install private dependencies with *Composer*. Let's create
-an example of how to mirror repositories with Satis and then use them with *Composer* :
+Using SSH Keys to authenticate, you can use your own Satis Proxy to install private dependencies with *Composer*. Let's create an example of how to mirror repositories with Satis and then use them with *Composer*.
 
 ### Satis Installation
 
-We first need to install *Satis* :
+You first need to install *Satis* :
 
 ```
 $ composer create-project composer/satis --stability=dev
@@ -56,14 +55,14 @@ After creating the Satis configuration file, you need to tell Satis create the r
 $ ./bin/satis build satis.json my-mirrored-dependencies/
 ```
 
-When this command finishes, we have a new directory `my-mirrored-dependencies` with two files: `packages.json` and `index.html`.
+When this command finishes, you have a new directory `my-mirrored-dependencies` with two files: `packages.json` and `index.html`.
 `packages.json` will be read by *Composer* to determine what packages the repository offers.
 `index.html` is a static HTML file with information about the repository.
 It also contains the dist directory with all packages so they won’t have to be downloaded from GitHub anymore.
 
 ### Use Satis in Composer
 
-To use our new Satis Proxy with *Composer* we have to include it in our `composer.json` like this :
+To use our new Satis Proxy with *Composer* you have to include it in our `composer.json` like this :
 
 ```
 {