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Wording/grammar fixes from code review
Co-authored-by: Denis Kasak <dkasak@termina.org.uk>
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@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ around MUST/SHOULD/MAY):
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MUST NOT have Matrix URIs that are equal in
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[RFC 3986](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986) sense
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(but two distinct Matrix URIs MAY map to the same Matrix identifier).
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1. The following classes MUST be supported:
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1. References to the following entities MUST be supported:
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1. User IDs (`@user:example.org`)
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1. Room IDs (`!roomid:example.org`)
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1. Room aliases (`#roomalias:example.org`)
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@ -407,7 +407,7 @@ further discussion should happen in GitHub comments.
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`//` if the URI doesn't have an authority component. In other words,
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`//` implies a centre of authority, and the (public) Matrix
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federation is not supposed to have one; hence no `//` in most URIs.
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1. _Why type specifiers use singular rather than plural
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1. _Why do type specifiers use singular rather than plural
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as is common in RESTful APIs?_
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Unlike in actual RESTful APIs, this MSC does not see `rooms/` or
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`users/` as collections to browse. The type specifier completes
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@ -428,7 +428,7 @@ further discussion should happen in GitHub comments.
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further below, the current proposal provides enough space to define
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synonyms; this may need some canonicalisation service from homeservers
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so that we don't have to enable synonyms at each client individually.
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1. _Why event URI cannot use the fragment part for the event id?_
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1. _Why can an event URI not use the fragment part for the event ID?_
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Because fragment is a part processed exclusively by the client
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in order to navigate within a larger document, and room cannot
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be considered a "document". Each event can be retrieved from the server
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