Improve clarity in quickstart.md

Clarify the accessibility of job openings and the saving path for ojobpub.json.

Author: resmo

docs/implementation/quickstart.md

@@ -5,10 +5,10 @@ There are 5 easy steps to revolutionize job publishing.
 ## 1. Website
 You need **your own domain and website**: e.g. www.example.com.
 
-You publish your full description of your job openings in a web page. This can be using a CMS, static site generator or plain HTML, as you like. As a result, your job opening are linkable like: https://www.example.com/career/job-product-manager/.
+You publish your full description of your job openings in a web page. This can be using a CMS, static site generator or plain HTML, as you like and become accessible using a link, e.g. https://www.example.com/career/job-product-manager/.
 
 ## 2. Create ojobpub.json
-Create an [ojobpub.json](./ojobpub-format.md) in the path `/.well-known/ojobpub.json` (all lower case!) in a **specific JSON format containing structured meta information** about your job openings and link to the full job description on your website. 
+Create an [ojobpub.json](./ojobpub-format.md) and save it under the path `/.well-known/ojobpub.json` (all lower case!) in a **specific JSON format containing structured meta information** about your job openings and a link to the full job description on your website. 
 
 !!! tip "File or Application?"
     While we have used a static ojobpub.json file to demonstrate the simplest way to provide the data, this endpoint is not limited to a static file. It could just as easily be served by a dynamic application or script. An open source tool to help creating a ojobpub.json is currently in development.