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 The current discussion suggest we have two possible strategies to onboard new editors:
-* A "gatekeeper" strategy: It requires new editors to be vouch be someone (another editor, an admin, etc.) and grant them with a large set of right
+* A "gatekeeper" strategy: It requires new editors to be vouched by someone (another editor, an admin, etc.) who grants them a large set of rights.
-* A "progressive enhancement" strategy: It gives new editors a limited set of right and progressively enhance their privileges based on their behaviors
+* A "progressive enhancement" strategy: It gives new editors a limited set of rights and progressively enhances their privileges based on their behaviors.
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 | <!-- Gatekeeper -->
 '''PRO'''
-* Prevent Spam very efficiently
+* Prevents Spam very efficiently
 '''CON'''
 * Requires a manual validation at the lowest level of onboarding which make the process flood sensitive.
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 | <!-- Progressive enhancement -->
 '''PRO'''
-* Allow simple casual editing
+* Allows simple casual editing
 * Does not require a manual attention at the lowest level of rights.
 '''CON'''
-* Limit Spam but cannot prevent it a 100%
+* Limits Spam but cannot prevent it 100%
 |}