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Co-authored-by: Colin Cooper <[email protected]>

Author: v-ccolin

learn-pr/advocates/configure-manage-website-application/includes/1-website-application-virtual-directory.md

@@ -4,9 +4,9 @@ IIS organizes web content through a hierarchy of sites, applications, and virtua
 
 IIS structures web content in a three-tier hierarchy:
 
-- **Website (Site).** The top-level container. Each site has at least one binding (IP address, port, and optional host name) that identifies incoming requests. A site maps to a physical root directory on disk.
-- **Web Application.** A child container within a site. Applications have their own application pool assignment and can have separate configuration settings from the parent site. Use applications when you need isolated configuration, a different .NET runtime, or a dedicated worker process identity for a portion of a site.
-- **Virtual Directory.** A pointer from a URL path to a physical directory on disk (which may be on a different volume or UNC path). Virtual directories don't have their own application pool and inherit the parent application's settings.
+- **Website (Site):** The top-level container. Each site has at least one binding (IP address, port, and optional host name) that identifies incoming requests. A site maps to a physical root directory on disk.
+- **Web Application:** A child container within a site. Applications have their own application pool assignment and can have separate configuration settings from the parent site. Use applications when you need isolated configuration, a different .NET runtime, or a dedicated worker process identity for a portion of a site.
+- **Virtual Directory:** A pointer from a URL path to a physical directory on disk (which may be on a different volume or UNC path). Virtual directories don't have their own application pool and inherit the parent application's settings.
 
 > [!NOTE]
 > This hierarchy is stored in the central IIS configuration file, ApplicationHost.config, located at %windir%\system32\inetsrv\config\.

learn-pr/advocates/configure-manage-website-application/includes/3-binding-host-header.md

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ To add and edit site bindings in IIS Manager, perform the following steps:
 
 To edit an existing binding: select it in the list and select Edit. To remove a binding: select it and select Remove. Removing the only binding makes the site inaccessible.
 
-You manage bindings in PowerShell with the `WebBinding` cmdlets. For example:
+Manage bindings in PowerShell with the `WebBinding` cmdlets. For example:
 
 ```powershell
 # Add an HTTP binding with a host header