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umbraco-cloud/getting-started/baselines/README.md

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 # Baselines
 
-A Baseline Child project is similar to a Fork (forked repository) on GitHub where we create a clone of an existing project while maintaining a connection between the two projects. The connection exists between the _Live_ environment of the existing project, the **Baseline project**, and the left-most mainline environment of the newly created project, the **Child project**.
+A Baseline Child project is similar to a Fork (forked repository) on GitHub. A clone is created of an existing project while maintaining a connection between the two projects. The connection exists between the Live environment of the **Baseline project**, and the left-most mainline environment of the **Child project**.
 
 Any project can act as a Baseline project.
 
-The basic idea is that you have a project that contains all your standard Umbraco packages/components, maybe even configured with some default Document Types, which you want to use as a baseline for future projects. When you've made changes to your Baseline project, you can then push these changes out to all the Child projects with a click of a button.
+The basic idea is that you have a project that contains all your standard Umbraco packages/components. Some default Document Types which you want to use as a baseline for future projects is also configured. When you've made changes to your Baseline project, you push these changes out to all the Child projects with a click of a button.
 
 ![Baseline workflow](images/baseline-workflow.gif)
 

umbraco-cloud/product-upgrades/manual-upgrades/README.md

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 # Upgrade your projects manually
 
-In some cases, you might need to upgrade your Umbraco Cloud project manually. It's similar to how you would upgrade any other Umbraco project but includes a few extra and **very important** steps.
+In some cases, you might need to upgrade your Umbraco Cloud project manually. It's similar to how you would upgrade any other Umbraco project but includes a few extra and **important** steps.
 
 Umbraco Cloud project uses Umbraco Forms and Umbraco Deploy, which means there are also some dependencies you need to consider when upgrading your Umbraco Cloud project manually.
 
 ## Why and when would you do a manual upgrade?
 
-By default, all Umbraco Cloud projects are automatically upgraded when we release new patches (e.g. 8.8.**1**) to the Umbraco CMS as well as Umbraco Forms and Umbraco Deploy. When we release a new _minor_ version (e.g 8.**8**) the upgrade is applied to the Umbraco Cloud engine, and **not to the individual projects** - the same goes for the release of new _major_ versions (e.g. **10**.0). For these minor and major versions, there will be an option on your left-most mainline environment to apply the upgrade. The Umbraco Cloud engine will take care of the entire process, and you only need to make sure everything works after the upgrade has been applied.
+By default, all Umbraco Cloud projects are automatically upgraded when we release new patches (like 8.8.**1**) to the Umbraco CMS. This also goes for Umbraco Forms and Umbraco Deploy.
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+When a new _minor_ version (like 8.**8**) is released, the upgrade is applied to the Umbraco Cloud engine, and **not to the individual projects**. The same goes for the release of new major versions (like **10**.0).
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+For minor and major versions, there will be an option on your left-most mainline environment to apply the upgrade. The Umbraco Cloud engine will take care of the entire process, and you only need to ensure everything works when upgrade is complete.
 
 We always recommend using the automatic and _semi-automatic_ upgrade options provided to you as part of your Umbraco Cloud project. With that said, it's also possible to upgrade your Umbraco Cloud project manually - this can be done with both patches and minor and major versions.
 

umbraco-cloud/product-upgrades/manual-upgrades/manual-cms-upgrade.md

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 ## Prepare for the upgrade
 
-* When upgrading a Umbraco Cloud project manually, the very first step is to either [clone down left-most mainline environment to your local machine](../../set-up/working-locally.md) or pull down the latest changes for your left-most mainline environment.
+* When upgrading a Umbraco Cloud project manually, the first step is to either [clone down left-most mainline environment to your local machine](../../set-up/working-locally.md) or pull down the latest changes for your left-most mainline environment.
 * Navigate to the `/src/UmbracoProject/` folder to find the `.csproj` file.
 * Make sure you can run your Cloud project locally and restore content and media. It's important that you check that everything works once the upgrade has been applied and for this, you need to have a clone locally that resembles the Cloud environment as much as possible.