diff --git a/src/pages/about.tsx b/src/pages/about.tsx
index 2d87b5c..4b708a3 100644
--- a/src/pages/about.tsx
+++ b/src/pages/about.tsx
@@ -13,20 +13,22 @@ export type FAQItem = {
 const FAQ_ITEMS: FAQItem[] = [
   {
     question: "You don't host mod files?",
-    answer: `We could, but that's not the focus. When a creator publishes a mod, they have the option to upload their mod files to whichever server
-    they want, and simply add the link to their post. To the end user, there's no difference, they'd always see a 'Download' button. This results in the
-     censorship-resistant structure of a creator's mod post, however, later on we'll be implementing a system where creators can upload within the site (not to the site)
-      and with multiple options of server host to choose from (to upload to one or more), with us potentially offering a backup, and said system would also 
-      provide censorship-resistance to the mod files themselves as well, as anyone would be able to host the files and back them up and provide it for the public 
-      to download from, decreasing the chance of the file getting taken down or having it lost.`
+    answer: `We could, but that's not the focus. When a creator publishes a mod, they have the option to upload their mod files 
+    to whichever server they want and simply add the link to their post. To the end user, there's no difference; they'd always see 
+    a 'Download' button. This results in the censorship-resistant structure of a creator's mod post. However, later on, we'll be 
+    implementing a system where creators can upload within the site (not to the site) and choose from multiple server hosts 
+    (to upload to one or more), with us potentially offering a backup. This system would also provide censorship resistance to 
+    the mod files themselves, as anyone would be able to host the files, back them up, and provide them for the public to download from, 
+    decreasing the chance of the file getting taken down or lost.`
   },
   {
     question:
       'How do you assure security of game mod files that someone downloads?',
-    answer: `When a mod creator attempts to publish a mod, there is a security field that they can fill up that shows a scan report of the files, and users would 
-    be able to see that report. If a mod creator doesn't add a report, a promenent warning would be shown to the user on a mod's post (TBA, if not already added).
-     Later, when the new file uploading system (Blossom) gets implemented, along with further security implementations, a scan would automatically happen (depending on the server
-     that it is being uploaded to) and a report would be auto-generated and shared within the mod post.`
+    answer: `When a mod creator attempts to publish a mod, there is a security field that they can fill out 
+    that shows a scan report of the files, and users would be able to see that report. If a mod creator doesn't add a report, 
+    a prominent warning would be shown to the user on a mod's post (TBA, if not already added). Later, when the new file uploading 
+    system (Blossom) gets implemented, along with further security implementations, a scan would automatically happen (depending on 
+    the server that it is being uploaded to), and a report would be auto-generated and shared within the mod post.`
   },
   {
     question: "Why are you quoting 'account'?",
@@ -47,10 +49,11 @@ const FAQ_ITEMS: FAQItem[] = [
   {
     question:
       "You can't do anything about any mod or person? Nothing at all? What about the illegal stuff?",
-    answer: `While we can't directly take down mod posts or ban user accounts, the best that we can is hide posts form initialy being view on the site.
-     However, they can stil be accessible if a user has a direct link, and they can also be accessible on different sites running the same protocol and similar
-      setup to DEG Mods. When non-mods, harmful, or illegal posts are published, such posts would be discovered then hidden. Afterwards, relavent authorities would
-       handle the rest.`
+    answer: `While we can't directly take down mod posts or ban user accounts, the best that we can do is hide 
+    posts from initially being viewed on the site. However, they can still be accessible if a user has a direct 
+    link, and they can also be accessible on different sites running the same protocol and similar setup to DEG Mods. 
+    When non-mods, harmful, or illegal posts are published, such posts would be discovered and then hidden. 
+    Afterwards, relevant authorities would handle the rest.`
   },
   {
     question: