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@@ -16,18 +16,18 @@ framework for exchanging and swapping of shared data for Celestia's Data Availab
 
 ## Motivation
 
-Current Data Availability Sampling (DAS) network protocol is inefficient. A _single_ sample operation takes O(log2(N)) network
-round-trips(where N is the square size). This is not practical and does not scale for theoretically unlimited data square
-Celestia network enables. The main motive here is a protocol with O(1) round-trip for _multiple_ samples, preserving 
-the assumption of having a 1/N honest peers connected.
-
-Initially, the Bitswap and IPLD were adopted as a base for the DA network protocols, including DAS, 
-block synchronization (BS) and blob/namespace data retrieval (ND). They gave battle tested protocols and tooling with 
-plugability to rapidly scaffold Celestia's DA network. However, it came with the price of scalability limits and 
-round-trips resulting in BS slower than block production. Before network launch, the transition 
-to the optimized [ShrEx protocol][shrex] for BS and integrating [CAR and DAGStore-based storage][storage] happened 
-optimizing BS and ND. However, DAS was left untouched preserving its weak scalability and roundtrip inefficiency. Shwap 
-specifically addresses these and additionally provides an extensible and flexible framework for BS, ND and beyond. 
+The current Data Availability Sampling (DAS) network protocol is inefficient. A _single_ sample operation takes log2(k) network
+round-trips(where k is the square size). This is not practical and does not scale for the theoretically unlimited data
+square that the Celestia network enables. The main motive here is a protocol with O(1) round-trip for _multiple_ samples, preserving
+the assumption of having 1/n honest peers connected.
+
+Initially, Bitswap and IPLD were adopted as the basis for the DA network protocols, including DAS,
+block synchronization (BS), and blob/namespace data retrieval (ND). They gave battle-tested protocols and tooling with
+pluggability to rapidly scaffold Celestia's DA network. However, it came with the price of scalability limits and
+round-trips resulting in BS slower than block production. Before the network launch, the transition
+to the optimized [ShrEx protocol][shrex] for BS and integrating [CAR and DAGStore-based storage][storage] happened
+optimizing BS and ND. However, DAS was left untouched, preserving its weak scalability and roundtrip inefficiency. Shwap
+addresses these and provides an extensible and flexible framework for BS, ND, and beyond.
 
 ## Specification
 
@@ -35,13 +35,13 @@ specifically addresses these and additionally provides an extensible and flexibl
 
 ## Backwards Compatibility
 
-Shwap in incompatible with old sampling protocol. 
+Swap is incompatible with the old sampling protocol.
 
-After rigorous investigation, celestia-node team decided against _implementing_ backwards compatibility with 
-the old protocol into the node client due to immense complications it brings. Instead, the simple and time efficient 
-strategy is to transiently deploy infrastructure for old and new versions, allowing network participants to gradually 
-migrate to the new version. Once, we know that majority has migrated, we will terminate old infrastructure and deprecate 
-old version.
+After rigorous investigation, celestia-node team decided against _implementing_ backward compatibility with
+the old protocol into the node client due to the immense complications it brings. Instead, the simple and time-efficient
+strategy is transiently deploying infrastructure for old and new versions, allowing network participants to migrate 
+gradually to the latest version. We will first deprecate the old version, and once the majority has migrated, we will 
+terminate the old infrastructure.
 
 ## Reference Implementation
 
@@ -50,11 +50,11 @@ old version.
 
 ## Security Considerations
 
-Shwap does not change the security model of Celestia's Data Availability network and changes the underlying 
+Shwap does not change the security model of Celestia's Data Availability network and changes the underlying
 protocol for data retrieval.
 
-Largely, the network and its codebase get simplified and requires less code and infrastructure to operate. This in turn 
-decreases amount of implementation vulnerabilities, DOS vectors, message amplification and resource exhaustion attacks. 
+Essentially, the network and its codebase get simplified and require less code and infrastructure to operate. This in turn
+decreases the amount of implementation vulnerabilities, DOS vectors, message amplification, and resource exhaustion attacks.
 
 ## Copyright