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@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ===================================
-Libvirt test provider for virt-test
+Libvirt Test Provider for virt-test
 ===================================
 
 This is the official test provider [1]_ for the following
@@ -10,12 +10,12 @@ subtest types:
 * V2V
 * Libguestfs
 
-Really quick start guide
+Quick Start Guide
 ------------------------
 
-1. Fork this repo on github
-2. Create a new topic branch for your work
-3. Create a new test provider file in your virt test repo,
+1. Fork this repo on github.
+2. Create a new topic branch for your work.
+3. Create a new test provider file in your virt-test repo,
    like::
 
     cp io-github-autotest-libvirt.ini myprovider.ini
@@ -33,19 +33,19 @@ Really quick start guide
     [v2v]
     subdir: v2v/
 
-   You can optionally delete temporarily the
-   `io-github-autotest-qemu.ini` file, just so you don't have test
+   You can choose to temporarily delete the
+   `io-github-autotest-qemu.ini` file, so that you will not have test
    conflicts. Then you can develop your new test code, run it
-   using virt test, and commit your changes.
+   using virt-test, and commit your changes.
 
-4. Make sure you have `inspektor installed. <https://github.com/autotest/inspektor#inspektor>`_
+4. Make sure you have `inspektor <https://github.com/autotest/inspektor#inspektor>`_ installed.
 5. Run::
 
     inspekt checkall --disable-style E501,E265,W601,E402,E722,E741 --no-license-check <test_script_name>.py
 
-6. Ensure <https://github.com/autotest/tp-libvirt/blob/master/tp-libvirt_review_comment_summary.rst> are met
-7. Fix any problems
-8. Push your changes and submit a pull request
+6. Ensure <https://github.com/autotest/tp-libvirt/blob/master/tp-libvirt_review_comment_summary.rst> are met.
+7. Fix any problems.
+8. Push your changes and submit a pull request.
 9. That's it.
 
 .. [1] You can always create your own test provider, if you have special purposes, or just want to develop your work independently.