diff --git a/id/syntax.html b/id/syntax.html
index c8da0b3..de2df89 100644
--- a/id/syntax.html
+++ b/id/syntax.html
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@
And again could even change over time!
- The reason being because, from a technical point-of-view, a Fediverse ID is turned into an acct URI and then resolved with WebFinger.
+ The reason being because, from a technical point-of-view, a Fediverse ID is turned into an acct URI and then resolved with WebFinger.
But, having said that, we can infer a minimum syntax and a maximum syntax for what should be considered a valid Fediverse ID.
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@
Maximal Fediverse ID Syntax
- An acct URI has some constraints according to the IETF RFC-7565 (The 'acct' URI Scheme) specification.
+ An acct URI has some constraints according to the IETF RFC-7565 (The 'acct' URI Scheme) specification.
But — software, such as Fediverse software, don't have to implement those constraints.
I.e., they can accept more than just what IETF RFC-7565 (The 'acct' URI Scheme) specifies.
@@ -140,11 +140,11 @@ host = NOTATSIGN *NOTATSIGN ; one or more characters that are not an
acct URI
- Part of the process of resolving a Fediverse ID transfomrs a Fediverse ID into an acct URI.
- (And then using that acct URI version of the Fediverse ID makes a request to WebFinger.)
+ Part of the process of resolving a Fediverse ID transfomrs a Fediverse ID into an acct URI.
+ (And then using that acct URI version of the Fediverse ID makes a request to WebFinger.)
- Here is an example of transforming a Fediverse ID into an acct URI:
+ Here is an example of transforming a Fediverse ID into an acct URI: