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diff --git a/doc/knode/introduction.docbook b/doc/knode/introduction.docbook index db14ec3a8..91cda1428 100644 --- a/doc/knode/introduction.docbook +++ b/doc/knode/introduction.docbook @@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ is not answered in this manual.</para> Usenet</link> chapter is recommended; it is not so much about &knode; as how to move about in the Usenet with its help. In general, it is not sufficient to just master a news reader for writing news -articles: imagine a car driver who masters his car perfectly but does +articles: imagine a car driver who masters a car perfectly but does not know about the traffic rules or signs; do you want to encounter such a driver when out in traffic? So please take your time to learn at least a little about the <quote>traffic rules</quote> of the diff --git a/doc/knode/journey.docbook b/doc/knode/journey.docbook index 54dc82a32..15a4905f5 100644 --- a/doc/knode/journey.docbook +++ b/doc/knode/journey.docbook @@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ newsgroup. It stands for: (R)ead (T)he (F)...ing <para>Wait, what is <acronym>BTW</acronym> now? Another often-seen acronym which means (B)y (T)he (W)ay. It is easy when you know it; to avoid you having to continuously speculate over the meaning of -acronyms there is table at he end of this section containing the +acronyms there is table at the end of this section containing the most-often-used acronyms.</para> <para>This table does not try to be complete and is based on a list by @@ -519,7 +519,7 @@ head and think of a face.</para> <title>PLONK!</title> <para>This PLONK! looks like some comic-sound, does it not? And that is -exactly what it is used for. The one who reads it knows he was just +exactly what it is used for. The one who reads it knows they were just added to the killfile of a newsreader; normally this means the recipient of the PLONK! annoyed the sender. The PLONK! is meant to play back the sound of the recipients name hitting the ground in the diff --git a/doc/knode/using-morefeatures.docbook b/doc/knode/using-morefeatures.docbook index 28d3142c2..62e769abc 100644 --- a/doc/knode/using-morefeatures.docbook +++ b/doc/knode/using-morefeatures.docbook @@ -688,7 +688,7 @@ examples.</para> Test; to do this choose the <guilabel>From</guilabel> header line from the first drop-down list, choose <guilabel>is exactly the same as</guilabel> from the second -drop-down list, and enter his name in the text field. +drop-down list, and enter their name in the text field. But, before doing this you should have a look at the <glossterm>header</glossterm> of one of Theodor's articles and see what is in the <quote>From</quote> line.</para> |