[OSPO Book] Small update in toc.md

Signed-off-by: Ana Jimenez Santamaria <[email protected]>

ospo-book/content/en/toc.md

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 * Introduce the definition of OSPOs.
 * Explore the history and roots of OSPOs.
 * Assess the readiness of organizations for open source and OSPOs.
-* Identify common antipatterns in OSPOs.
+* Identify common scenarios and recommendations.
 * Present a use case illustrating the role of an OSPO.
 
 ## Chapter 2: Understanding the Value of Open Source Program Offices Within Organizations
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 * Examine the reasons behind establishing an OSPO for people within organizations with no OSPOs.
 * Explore the reasons for sustaining an OSPO in organizations for people that are part of an OSPO already.
 * Assess and highlight the value of open source activities within an organization across the different teams / work units.
-* Identify common antipatterns in OSPOs.
+* Identify common scenarios and recommendations.
 * Present a use case illustrating the value and impact of an OSPO.
 
-## Chapter 3: Learning how to be involved in daily operations
+## Chapter 3: Foundations and Essential Elements
 
 > 🎯 Expected discussion topics to be covered:
 
 * Identify the essential ingredients for establishing a Minimum Viable OSPO, such as structure types, departments to report to, open source roles, etc.
 * Design a set of layers of work (people) that engage with the OSPO and open source operations.
 * Guide readers in designing an open source strategy (best practices).
 * Assess OSPO maturity using the OSPO Maturity Model.
-* Identify common antipatterns in OSPOs
+* Identify common scenarios and recommendations.
 * Present a use case illustrating the successful implementation of an OSPO and its evolution over the years.
 
-## Chapter 4: A deep dive into OSPO responsibilities
+## Chapter 4: A Deep Dive into Day-to-Day Operations
 
 > 🎯 Expected discussion topics to be covered:
 
 * Deep dive into the different responsibilities showcased in the [OSPO Mind Map project](https://ospomindmap.todogroup.org/)
 * Include an assessment related to OSPO responsibilities.
-* Identify common antipatterns in OSPOs.
+* Identify common scenarios and recommendations.
 * Present a use case highlighting specific OSPO responsibilities.
 
 ## Chapter 5: Measuring the success and impact of your OSPO
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 * Discuss the value and process of aligning open source strategy goals with metrics.
 * Explore different aspects of measuring open source impact within the organization and organization's help and support across open source projects and their communities.
 * Introduce the Goal-Question-Metric (GQM) approach for assessing OSPO success and the work done in CHAOSS.
-* Discuss common antipatterns in OSPOs.
+* Identify common scenarios and recommendations.
 * Present a use case showcasing the successful measurement of OSPO impact in the organization and open source projects & communities.
 
 ## Chapter 6: Community Proposal topics