Update examples.rst

Author: thzanger

en/functions/backend/FOM/examples.rst

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 Reset User with ID 1
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-The command ``app/console fom:user:resetroot`` resets the user with ID 1. This user owns generally all rights.
+The command ``app/console fom:user:resetroot`` resets the user with ID 1 (root). This user generally owns all rights.
 
 .. code-block:: bash
           $ app/console fom:user:resetroot
@@ -23,30 +23,30 @@ The command ``app/console fom:user:resetroot`` resets the user with ID 1. This u
 Create new user
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-The root user (ID 1) can create new users. A user itself can create a new user if he owns the Owner role in the ACL "users". We chose this exception of the rules to avoid other users changing their user-name.
+The root user (ID 1) can create new users. A user itself can create a new user if he has the *Owner* role in the ACL "users". We chose this exception of the rules to avoid other users changing their username.
 
 
 Create new applications
 -----------------------
 
-A user who would like to create new applications has to have the Create right in the ACL "Applications". Once that right is permitted, the user can also import and export applications.
+Users can create new applications if they have the *create* right in the ACL "Applications". Once that right is permitted, the user can also import and export applications.
 
 
 Configure sources
 -----------------
 
-To get permission to the ``Sources`` tab and work with sources in the Mapbender backend, a specified user (or group member) needs the ``Edit`` right in the Global Access Control Lists. 
+To get permission to the ``Sources`` tab and work with sources in the Mapbender backend, a specified user (or group member) needs the *edit* right in the Global Access Control Lists. 
 
 
 Copy applications
 -----------------
 
-A user can copy applications if he has the ``Edit`` right in ACL "Applications" or within the application itself. The right of the application overwrites the global ACL right.
+A user can copy applications if he has the *edit* right in ACL "Applications" or within the application itself. The right of the application overwrites the global ACL right.
 
 Thereby, the user automatically becomes the owner of the copied application.
 
 
 Delete applications
 -------------------
 
-A user can delete applications if he has the ``Delete`` right  in the ACL "Applications" or within the application itself. The right of the applications overwriters the global ACL right.
+A user can delete applications if he has the *delete* right in the ACL "Applications" or within the application itself. The right of the applications overwrites the global ACL right.