Acrolinx edits

Author: robinharwood

WindowsServerDocs/failover-clustering/clustering-requirements.md

@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ In most cases, attached storage should contain multiple, separate disks configur
 
 Some clusters have a disk that functions as the *disk witness*, which is a disk in cluster storage that holds the cluster configuration database. Failover clusters only have disk witnesses if the disk witness is supposed to be part of the specified quorum configuration. For more information, see [Understanding Quorum in Storage Spaces Direct](/azure/azure-local/concepts/quorum?context=/windows-server/context/windows-server-storage). The other disks contain required files for clustered roles.
 
-You should also consider these additional storage requirements:
+You should also consider these other storage requirements:
 
 - When you use native disk support included in failover clustering, you should only use basic disks, not dynamic disks.
 - We recommend you format disk partitions with New Technology File System (NTFS). If you use Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV), you must format the partitions for each CSV with NTFS or Resilient File System (ReFS) based on the following guidelines:

WindowsServerDocs/failover-clustering/failover-cluster-csvs.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ Before using a CSV in a failover cluster, review the network, storage, and other
   For optimal performance and functionality, use the following file system guidelines when formatting disks before adding them to CSV:
 
   - **SAN volumes**: Format with NTFS before adding to CSV. NTFS enables Direct I/O mode for SAN-attached storage, which provides better performance. CSVs formatted with ReFS on SANs operate in redirected I/O mode.
-  - **Storage Spaces Direct (S2D) volumes**: Format with ReFS before adding to CSV. ReFS provides data integrity features, block cloning, and optimizations specifically designed for Storage Spaces Direct workloads.
+  - **Storage Spaces Direct (S2D) volumes**: Format with ReFS before adding to CSV. ReFS provides data integrity features, block cloning, and optimizations designed for Storage Spaces Direct workloads.
 
   - In Windows Server 2012, you can't use a disk as a CSV formatted as FAT, FAT32, or ReFS.
 

WindowsServerDocs/storage/refs/refs-overview.md

@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ Contact application and storage array vendors for support details on Fiber Chann
 | Page file support | ✅ | ✅ |
 
 1. Available on Windows Server, version 1709 and later, Windows Server 2019 (1809) LTSC or later.
-2. ReFS-formatted CSVs won't use Direct I/O with Storage Spaces, Storage Spaces Direct (S2D), or SAN. For SAN storage, format CSVs with NTFS to use Direct I/O.
+2. ReFS-formatted CSVs don't use Direct I/O with Storage Spaces, Storage Spaces Direct (S2D), or SAN. For SAN storage, format CSVs with NTFS to use Direct I/O.
 3. Available on Windows Server 2025 only.
 4. Storage Spaces only.