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Author: Ives van Hoorne

packages/homepage/content/docs/1-overview.md

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ quickly noticed that other students at the university were using CodeSandbox to
 learn React, and we found this a great idea.
 
 We shifted our focus to make it as easy as possible to start a project, and to
-make UI and UX as easy as possible.
+make UI and UX very simple but useful.
 
 ### Empower Sharability and Discoverability
 

packages/homepage/content/docs/2-embedding.md

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ This embed is focused on being as light as possible:
 
 ### Code Example Embed
 
-You can also use CodeSandbox to show code examples, with highlighted lines. We recommend using CodeMirror for now for that:
+You can also use CodeSandbox to show code examples, with highlighted lines. This is only supported with the CodeMirror editor currently:
 
 `https://codesandbox.io/embed/new?codemirror=1&highlights=11,12,13,14`
 

packages/homepage/content/docs/2-importing.md

@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ Every request **requires** a `package.json`. This file can either be a string or
 
 ### GET Request
 
-It's very hard to send the JSON parameters with a GET request, there is a chance of unescaped characters and the URL hits its limit of ~2000 characters quickly. That's why we first compress the files to a compressed `lz-string`. We offer a utility function in the `codesandbox` dependency for this. Implementation would look like this:
+It's very hard to send the JSON parameters with a GET request, there is a chance of unescaped characters and the URL hits its limit of ~2000 characters quickly. That's why we first compress the files to a compressed `lz-string`. We offer a utility function in the `codesandbox` dependency for this. The implementation looks like this:
 
 ```js
 import { getParameters } from 'codesandbox/lib/api/define';