Documentation feedback: accessibility and typing mistakes

[David Apps]

I hope that you are well.

I have some feedback about the pages at the following addresses:

http://www.gnu.org/software/moe/

"By default it won't automatically add, change, or remove not even one 
byte in your files."
Perhaps change "not even one" to "a single" to remove the double negative.

"In any case, the unlimited undo/redo capability of moe makes very 
difficult to accidentally cause an irreparable damage to your files."
Perhaps change this to:
"In any case, the unlimited undo capability of moe makes it very 
difficult to accidentally cause irreparable damage to your files."

This page includes a link with the name "here". Please use descriptive 
names for your links to make them accessible.

"If all of the subject are "bug in moe" it is impossible to 
differentiate them."
Perhaps change "subject" to "subjects" or "subject fields".

http://www.gnu.org/software/moe/manual/moe_manual.html

"Every human being has the right to be taught exactly one language that 
gives him or her full access to the whole human culture and allows him 
or her communicate with everybody else."
Perhaps change "communicate" to "to communicate".
Perhaps change the whole sentence to:
"All human beings have the right to be taught exactly one language that 
gives each of them full access to the whole human culture and allows 
each of them to communicate with everybody else."
Or:
"We all have the right to be taught exactly one language that gives full 
access to the whole human culture and allows us to communicate with 
everybody else."

"Note that the short option names use the same letters that the options 
menu inside moe."
Perhaps change "that" to "as".

"0 means as many as they fit."
Perhaps delete "they".

"the cursor moves under the first non-blank character of the previous 
line instead of at the beginning of the line."
Perhaps change "at" to "to".

"In any case, the unlimited undo/redo capability of moe makes very 
difficult to accidentally cause an irreparable damage to your files."
Perhaps change this to:
"In any case, the unlimited undo capability of moe makes it very 
difficult to accidentally cause irreparable damage to your files."

"Some buffers may appear more that once in the list if they have more 
than one buffer handle."
Perhaps change "that" to "than".

"Move cursor to the begin of the selected block, if begin of block has 
been set and is in the current buffer."
Perhaps change this to:
"Move cursor to the beginning of the selected block, if the beginning of 
the block has been set and is in the current buffer."

"Set the user bookmarks 1 to 9 that were not previously set or that are 
repeated (point to the same character that a previous bookmark)."
Perhaps change "that a" to "as a".

"The <Backspace> key deletes the character preceding the cursor, while 
the <Delete> key deletes the character at cursor."
Perhaps change "at cursor" to "at the cursor".

"If you prefer to have text characters replace (overwrite) existing ones 
rather than being inserted among them, you can activate overwrite mode 
pressing the <Insert> key."
Perhaps change "mode pressing" to "mode by pressing".

"Pressing <Insert> again, returns to normal insert mode."
Perhaps delete ",".

"<F9> may be also used when entering the replacement text."
Perhaps change this to:
"<F9> may also be used when entering the replacement text."
Or:
"You can also use <F9> when entering the replacement text."

"The command C-w searchs for the word at the cursor."
Perhaps change "searchs" to "searches".

Perhaps change "inmediately" to "immediately". (This occurs more than once.)

Please use a spell check facility to check for other typing mistakes.

"matching any number of characters from those in set"
Perhaps change this to:
"matching any number of characters from those in the set"
Or:
"matching any number of characters from the set"

Perhaps change "writting" to "writing".

"assumes it is a DOS file"
Perhaps change this to:
"moe assumes it is a DOS file"
Or:
"moe assumes that it is a DOS file"

Thank you.

David