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location/location.md

@@ -10,18 +10,18 @@ This tag is intended to describe the location of editorial focus for a podcast's
 
 The use-cases for this tag are multiple, in order of complexity:
 
-1. To allow a free-text "location" field to be visible in a podcast app, perhaps during playback
-2. To allow a simple point on a map to be visible in a podcast app
-3. To allow a search for "podcasts/episodes about places near me" - for, for example, a travel or news podcast
-4. To describe a specific place in a programmatic fashion to allow complex geo-aware searches
+1. To allow a free-text "location" field to be visible in a podcast app, perhaps during playback.
+2. To allow a simple point on a map to be visible in a podcast app.
+3. To allow a search for "podcasts/episodes about places near me" - or, for example, a travel or news podcast.
+4. To describe a specific place in a programmatic fashion to allow complex geo-aware searches.
 
 
 It may allow very complex searches such as:
 
-- Show me podcasts or episodes about places near me
-- Show me podcasts about train stations in Germany
-- Show me podcasts about mines in West Australia
-- Visa mig podcaster om platser i Kalifornien på svenska - "Show me podcasts about places in Californian, returning Swedish-language podcasts only" (using the <language> tag)
+- Show me podcasts or episodes about places near me.
+- Show me podcasts about train stations in Germany.
+- Show me podcasts about mines in West Australia.
+- Visa mig podcaster om platser i Kalifornien på svenska - "Show me podcasts about places in Californian, returning Swedish-language podcasts only" (using the <language> tag).
 
 
 Unlike other elements in the "podcast" namespace, a "place" is not permanent. Places are built, and abandoned, all the time. Buildings are demolished, businesses close.