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Author: patriciasantaana

src/content/docs/style-guide/documentation-content-strategy/writing-guidelines.mdx

@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ Participles are verbs that end in _-ed_ or _-ing_ and act as modifiers. Gerunds
 | Test the certificate **by using** a browser to connect to your server. | Test the certificate **using** a browser to connect to your server. |
 | When **you use** a load balancer with a public-facing IP address, this address becomes the IP address of your website. | When **using** a load balancer with a public-facing IP address, this address becomes the IP address of your website. |
 
-The last example illustrates a dangling modifier. In the "Avoid" example, using does not have a subject, so the implied subject is address, which is incorrect. If the implied subject is not correct, you must revise the sentence to provide a subject for the modifying phrase.
+The last example illustrates a dangling modifier. In the "Don't" example, using does not have a subject, so the implied subject is address, which is incorrect. If the implied subject is not correct, you must revise the sentence to provide a subject for the modifying phrase.
 
 The titles of tutorial or high-level process articles or topics typically start with a gerund. Titles have less context than sentences, so you must be especially careful to ensure that the meaning is clear.