Improvements

diff --git a/src/Debian/doc/advantages.wml b/src/Debian/doc/advantages.wml
index 3efa913..ff0c7fd 100644 (file)
--- a/src/Debian/doc/advantages.wml
+++ b/src/Debian/doc/advantages.wml
@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ installed at the same time, apt-get takes care of it.</p>
 
 <question id=fhs q="Filesystem Standard">
 
-<p>Debian implements the <a href="http://www.pathname.com/fhs/">\
+<p>Debian follows the <a href="http://www.pathname.com/fhs/">\
 Filesystem Hierarchy Standard</a> very close.  Hence, all Debian
 package implement the same file and directory structure.
 <code>/etc</code>. contains all configuration files, they don't
@@ -260,13 +260,15 @@ Debian users or Debian developers on one of the mailing lists.</p>
 
 </question>
 
-<question id=testing q="Separation of stable/testing/unstable">
+<question id=testing q="Separation between stable/testing/unstable">
 
 <p>The separation between stable, testing and unstable offers the user
-three distributions he can choose from, depending on his needs.  For
+three distributions he can choose from, with different scopes and
+contents.  For
 the average user, Debian stable is the distribution to use.  For those
 who need more recent packages but don't want to run bleeding edge
-software, Debian testing is probably what they are looking for.  Users
+software, while not depending on timely security and other updates,
+Debian testing may be what they are looking for.  Users
 who always want to run most recent software, Debian unstable will be
 their choice.</p>