diff --git a/LDP/howto/docbook/LDP-Reviewer-HOWTO.xml b/LDP/howto/docbook/LDP-Reviewer-HOWTO.xml
index 6b9338a0..de28298f 100644
--- a/LDP/howto/docbook/LDP-Reviewer-HOWTO.xml
+++ b/LDP/howto/docbook/LDP-Reviewer-HOWTO.xml
@@ -257,9 +257,17 @@ and make any necessary changes. If changes are
copyright
Authors will always retain the copyright to any documents they submit to the LDP. Although it is not required, a copyright notice may be included. A license, however, is always required.
- revhistory
- A summary of revisions should be included in the document. For more information about their markup, please read the notes in the Author Guide's Markup for Metadata
-
+ Revision history (revhistory)
+ A summary of revisions should be included in the document. For more information about their markup, please read the notes in the Author Guide's Markup for Metadata
+
+ The preferred format is Major.Minor.Bugfix, where each section is an integer.
+ Some authors use Alan Cox style versions (e.g., 1.4pre-3) and some include
+ additional information (e.g., 1.3beta). This is acceptable but not encouraged.
+ The most important thing is that we have a version
+ number so we know which version we are dealing with! Once a document goes through review it should
+ advance in minor or bugfix version number, depending on the amount of change introduced.
+
+
License and Legal Notice
A license is required. The LDP currently accepts documents which are licensed under the GFDL, Creative Commons License and the LDP License. If you are using a license that is not listed it will need to be reviewed by our volunteers before the document is accepted. The full text of the license is required. A link is not sufficient. You may wish to include a disclaimer as part of the legal notice. A standard disclaimer is available from the Author Guide.
@@ -376,21 +384,12 @@ and make any necessary changes. If changes are
then you should probably not re-write the text to make it sound better to you.
- Versions
- Every document should have a version number, preferably in the form
- Major.Minor.Bugfix, where each section is an integer.
- Some authors use Alan Cox style versions (e.g., 1.4pre-3) and some include
- additional information (e.g., 1.3beta). This is acceptable but not encouraged.
- The most important thing is that we have a version
- number so we know which version we are dealing with! Once a document goes through review it should
- advance in minor or bugfix version number, depending on the amount of change introduced.
-
Title
The title should be in proper title case. The general principle for this is that all words are
capitalized in a title except prepositions and articles (an article will be capitalized if it is the
first word in the title). The word HOWTO should be
- in all capital letters. There should be no hyphens within the word HOWTO (with the exception of the Mini-HOWTO).
+ in all capital letters. There should be no hyphens within the word HOWTO.
The version should not be included in the title.