# more fixes later

* fix errors noted by Anna

Author: sspencerwire

docs/guides/cms/cloud_server_using_nextcloud.md

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ tags:
 
 ## Introduction
 
-If you are in charge of a server environment for a large (or even a small) company, you may be tempted by cloud applications. Doing things in the cloud can free up your own resources for other things, but there is a downside to this, and that is the loss of control of your company's data. If the cloud application is compromised, so too may be your company's data.
+If you are in charge of a server environment for a large (or even a small) company, you may be tempted by cloud applications. Doing things in the cloud can free up your own resources for other things, but there is a downside to this, and that is the loss of control of your company's data. If the cloud application is compromised, your company's data may be compromised too.
 
 Taking the cloud back into your own environment is a way to reclaim security of your data at the expense of your time and energy. Sometimes, that is a cost worth paying.
 
@@ -234,7 +234,7 @@ The next few steps assume that you are remotely connected to your Nextcloud serv
 * Navigate to the [Nextcloud web site](https://nextcloud.com/).
 * Let your mouse hover over "Get Nextcloud" which will bring up a drop-down menu.
 * Click on "Server Packages".
-* Right-click on "Download Nextcloud" and copy the link address (the exact syntax of this is different browser to browser).
+* Right-click on "Download Nextcloud" and copy the link address (the exact syntax of this is different from browser to browser).
 * In your remote console on the Nextcloud server, type "wget" and then a space and paste in what you just copied. You should get something like the following: `wget https://download.nextcloud.com/server/releases/nextcloud-21.0.1.zip` (note that the version could be different).
 * Once you hit enter, the download of the .zip file will start and will be completed fairly quickly.
 

docs/guides/cms/dokuwiki_server.md

@@ -195,12 +195,12 @@ Either should work if you set your hosts file as above. This will bring you to t
 
 * In the "Wiki Name" field, type the name for our wiki. Example "Technical Documentation"
 * In the "Superuser" field, type the administrative username. Example "admin"
-* In the "Real name" field, type the real name for the administrative user.
+* In the "Real name" field, type the real name of the administrative user.
 * In the "E-Mail" field, type the email address of the administrative user.
-* In the "Password" field, type the secure password for the administrative user.
+* In the "Password" field, type the secure password of the administrative user.
 * In the "once again" field, re-type that same password.
-* In the "Initial ACL Policy" drop down, choose the option that works best for your environment.
-* Choose the appropriate check box for the license you want to put your content under.
+* In the "Initial ACL Policy" drop-down, choose the option that works best for your environment.
+* Choose the appropriate check box of the license you want to put your content under.
 * Leave checked (or uncheck if you prefer) the "Once a month, send anonymous usage data to the DokuWiki developers" checkbox
 * Click the "Save" button