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 This section of L2S-M documentation provides examples that you can use in order to learn how to create virtual networks and attach pods to them. 
 
-Feel free to make use of this tool in any scenario that it could be used in. Right now two examples are show.
+Feel free to make use of this tool in any scenario that it could be used in. Right now two examples are shown.
 
 Firstly, there's [the ping-pong example](./ping-pong/). This is the most basic example, a virtual network that connects two pods through a L2S-M virtual network, and checking the connectivity using the ping command.
 
-Secondly, there's the [cdn example](./cdn). In this example, there are two networks that isolate a content-server, storing a video, from the rest of the Cluster. It will only accessible by a cdn-server, using a router pod between these two other pods. This way, if the Cluster or cdn-server are under any safety risks, or we want to apply our own firewall restrictions through a Pod, there's more control in accessing the Pod. Additionally, this section has an L2S-M live demo showcasing this scenario.
+Secondly, there's the [cdn example](./cdn). In this example, there are two networks that isolate a content-server, storing a video, from the rest of the Cluster. It will only accessible by a cdn-server, using a router pod between these two other pods. This way, if the Cluster or cdn-server are under any safety risks, or custom firewall restrictions are applied through a Pod, there's more control in accessing the Pod. Additionally, this section has an L2S-M live demo showcasing this scenario.