=== modified file 'src/docbkx/en/dhis2_user_man_sharing.xml'
--- src/docbkx/en/dhis2_user_man_sharing.xml	2013-03-20 23:32:23 +0000
+++ src/docbkx/en/dhis2_user_man_sharing.xml	2013-03-21 11:06:58 +0000
@@ -27,15 +27,16 @@
       </mediaobject>
     </screenshot>
     <para>You can share your report with everyone or with a number of user groups. Next to "Public
-      access" you can choose your access option: "None", "Can view" or "Can edit and view". Edit
-      implies both updating and deleting the report. To share with a group, simply start typing the
-      name of the group and the "Search for user groups" input field and select your desired group.
-      Click on the "+" icon next to the input field to share with that group. For each group you can
-      set an access option, similar to public access.</para>
+      access" you can choose your public access option: "None", "Can view" or "Can edit and view".
+      Edit also implies deleting the report. To share with a group, simply start typing the name of
+      the group and the "Search for user groups" input field and select your desired group. Click on
+      the "+" icon next to the input field to share with that group. For each group you can set an
+      access option, similar to public access.</para>
     <para>Sharing with a user group implies that all users in that group will get access to the
       shared object. To create a user group you can go to the dashboard module and click on "Groups"
       on the front page. This will lead you to the list of groups where you can click "Add new" in
-      the top right corner. Creating user groups is open for everyone.</para>
+      the top right corner. Creating user groups is open for everyone from the dashboard
+      module.</para>
   </section>
   <section>
     <title>Sharing and access control</title>
@@ -43,9 +44,10 @@
       data dictionary, data set, program, standard report, resource, report table, chart, map and
       user group. Out of those objects, report table, chart, map and user group are open for
       everyone to create privately. Private means that the objects are available only to yourself or
-      potentially to a number of user groups. These objects are referred to as "open" objects. The
-      reminaing objects require that your user account has the authority to create them. These
-      objects are referred to as "non-open" objects.</para>
+      potentially to a number of user groups if you choose to share the object. These objects are
+      referred to as "open" objects and can be created by all users. The reminaing objects require
+      that your user account has the authority to create them. These objects are referred to as
+      "non-open" objects.</para>
     <para>A user can be granted the authority to create publicly accessible objects or privately
       accessible objects. In order to create a publicly accessible object (available for viewing or
       editing by anyone) your user account must have the authority to do so. As an example, to
@@ -53,17 +55,17 @@
       granted. The authority to create private objects applies only to non-open objects. For
       example, to allow a user to create indicators which will only be accessible to that user and
       not to everyone, the user can be issued with the "Create private indicator" authority.</para>
-    <para>To share a non-open object with another person and let her edit the object requires that
+    <para>Sharing a non-open object with another person and let her edit the object requires that
       the person's user account has the authority for updating that type of objects granted. For
       instance, if you want to let another person edit your indicator, that person's user account
       must have the "Update indicator" authority granted. This does not apply for open
       objects.</para>
-    <para>When you create an object it will automatically become viewable for everyone if your user
-      account has the authority to create public objects. As an example, if you create a standard
-      report and you have the "Create public standard report" authority granted, the report will
-      become viewable for everyone. If you do not have that authority granted the report will be
-      private to yourself. After you have created an object, you can navigate to the "Sharing
-      settings" dialog and set your desired access control level.</para>
+    <para>When you create a new object it will automatically become viewable for everyone if your
+      user account has the authority to create public objects. As an example, if you create a
+      standard report and you have the "Create public standard report" authority granted, the report
+      will become viewable for everyone. If you do not have that authority granted the report will
+      be viewable only to yourself. After you have created an object, you may navigate to the
+      "Sharing settings" dialog and set your desired access control level.</para>
     <para>If you need a user account which is able to view absolutely all objects you can create a
       user role with the "ALL" authority and assign a user to that role. If you need to switch
       between a "complete" view of objects and a "personal" view of objects it is recommended to