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docs/Identity.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ See the Identity data isolation sample projects in the [GitHub repository](https
 ## Configuration
 Configuring an Identity db context to be multitenant is identical to that of a regular db context as described in [Data Isolation With Entity Framework Core](EFCore) with a few extra specifics to keep in mind.
 
-The simplest approach is to derive a db context from `MultiTenantIdentitybContext` (which itself derives from `IdentityDbContext`) and configure Identity to use the derived context.
+The simplest approach is to derive a db context from `MultiTenantIdentityDbContext` (which itself derives from `IdentityDbContext`) and configure Identity to use the derived context.
 
 When customizing the Identity data model, for example deriving a user entity type class from `IdenityUser`, to designate the customized entity type as multitenant either:
 - Add the `[MultiTenant]` data attribute to the entity type class, or
@@ -53,4 +53,4 @@ Deriving from `MultiTenantIdentityDbContext<TUser, TRole, TKey>` will use the pr
 
 Deriving from `MultiTenantIdentityDbContext<TUser, TRole, TKey, TUserClaim, TUserRole, TUserLogin, TRoleClaim, TUserToken>` will only use provided parameters. No entity types will be configured as multitenant, and it is up to the programmer to do so as desribed above if desired.
 
-When providing non-default parameters it is recommended that the provided entity types have the `[MultiTenant]` attribute or call the `IsMultiTenant` builder extension method for each type in `OnModelCreating` **after** calling the base class `OnModelCreating`.
+When providing non-default parameters it is recommended that the provided entity types have the `[MultiTenant]` attribute or call the `IsMultiTenant` builder extension method for each type in `OnModelCreating` **after** calling the base class `OnModelCreating`.