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 callout
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 Cocoapods
+Safelist
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+Safelisting
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CONTRIBUTING.md

@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+<!-- alex disable japanese -->
+
 # Contributing
 
 <!-- vscode-markdown-toc -->
@@ -21,8 +23,8 @@
 
 ## <a name='Background'></a>Background
 
-The key purpose for this project is to allow for easy creation and deployment of
-microcopy for the [Box.dev][boxdev] site.
+The key purpose for this project is to allow for the creation and deployment of
+microcopy, guides, and pages for the [Box.dev][boxdev] site.
 
 ### <a name='Projectlayout'></a>Project layout
 
@@ -138,10 +140,10 @@ Make sure all tests and linting passes before committing changes.
 ### <a name='Addingindexpages'></a>Adding index pages
 
 Guides are rendered slightly different when they are index pages. Index pages
-are simply pages named `index.md` and will automatically list all guides and
+are pages named `index.md` and will automatically list all guides and
 nested in that folder (and any folders within that folder).
 
-To create an index page, simply run:
+To create an index page run:
 
 ```shell
 yarn new path/to/index "Index page title"

content/guides/api-calls/ensure-consistency.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ alias_paths: []
 
 # Ensure Consistency
 
-A few of the Box APIs support special headers to ensure consistency between your
+A few of the Box APIs support headers to control consistency between your
 application and Box.
 
 ## Etag, If-Match, and If-None-Match

content/guides/api-calls/index.md

@@ -9,6 +9,6 @@ alias_paths:
 # API Calls
 
 The Box API is a restful API that attempts to follow common HTTP standards
-where possible. The following guides take a deep dive into some of the useful
+where possible. The following guides take a look at some of the useful
 features and common mistakes that a developer can encounter when working with
 these APIs.

content/guides/api-calls/permissions-and-errors/common-errors.md

@@ -13,6 +13,8 @@ notes: |-
   Lazy copy of old docs. Needs rethinking.
 ---
 
+<!-- alex disable failed -->
+
 # Common Errors
 
 The Box APIs uses [HTTP status codes][status-codes] to communicate if a request

content/guides/api-calls/permissions-and-errors/rate-limits.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ alias_paths: []
 
 # Rate Limits
 
-Most of the Box APIs have rate limits in place in order to prevent abuse by
+Most of the Box APIs have rate limits in place in order to prevent misuse by
 third-party services or users.
 
 ## Per API rate limits

content/guides/api-calls/permissions-and-errors/scopes.md

@@ -15,9 +15,9 @@ scopes.
 
 ## About scopes
 
-Just as users have certain permissions to access items like files and folders
-within Box, applications have their own set of permissions to perform certain
-actions on behalf of a Box user or a Box enterprise.
+Similar to how users have certain permissions to access items like files and
+folders within Box, applications have their own set of permissions to perform
+certain actions on behalf of a Box user or a Box enterprise.
 
 The name for a set of permissions for an application is a "scope". By selecting
 the correct scopes for your application you can enable your application to

content/guides/applications/custom-skills/approval.md

@@ -7,6 +7,8 @@ related_resources: []
 alias_paths: []
 ---
 
+<!-- alex disable whitelist -->
+
 # Approval
 
 Custom Skills will need to be enabled on a folder by the enterprise's Box Admin

content/guides/applications/custom-skills/index.md

@@ -11,9 +11,9 @@ alias_paths:
 # Customs Skills
 
 A Custom Skill, or Box Skill is a type of application that performs custom
-processing for files uploaded to Box. Skills are designed to make it easy to use
-third-party Machine Learning services to automatically extract information from
-files uploaded to Box.
+processing for files uploaded to Box. Skills are designed to make it
+straightforward to use third-party Machine Learning services to automatically
+extract information from files uploaded to Box.
 
 <ImageFrame shadow>
   ![Skills example](./images/skills-example.png)
@@ -46,5 +46,5 @@ A Custom Skill is best used when the application:
 
 - Wants to only add metadata to files uploaded to Box
 - Does not want to upload new files or perform any other API calls
-- Wants to have a simple way to pass files to Machine Learning services without
+- Wants to have way to pass files to Machine Learning services without
   having to handle authentication

content/guides/applications/select.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ related_guides:
   - authentication/select
 required_guides: []
 related_resources: []
-alias_paths: 
+alias_paths:
   - /docs/use-case-recipes
   - /v2/docs/box-api-recipes
 ---
@@ -79,9 +79,9 @@ Example use cases for Custom Apps include:
 | **Features**               | Limited API access             |
 
 A Custom Skill, or Box Skill is a type of application that performs custom
-processing for files uploaded to Box. Skills are designed to make it easy to use
-third-party Machine Learning services to automatically extract information from
-files uploaded to Box.
+processing for files uploaded to Box. Skills are designed to make it possible to
+use third-party Machine Learning services to automatically extract information
+from files uploaded to Box.
 
 Box Skills need to be enabled on a folder by a Box Admin. After this an event is
 sent to the Skill's application server every time a file is uploaded to the
@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ A Custom Skill is best used when the application:
 
 - Wants to only add metadata to files uploaded to Box
 - Does not want to upload new files or perform any other API calls
-- Wants to have a simple way to pass files to Machine Learning services without
+- Wants to have a way to pass files to Machine Learning services without
   having to handle authentication
 
 </Message>

content/guides/applications/web-app-integrations/configure.md

@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ client can't get all the data it needs from the first request.
 
 The following example does not require a client callback URL:
 
-- The popup integration executes a REST call using a `download_file_url`
+- The popup integration performs a REST call using a `download_file_url`
   callback parameter.
 - The user clicks OK in the confirmation prompt to accept the popup.
 - Box sends a request to the following URL (the primary callback URL plus the
@@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ The following example does not require a client callback URL:
 
 The following example requires a client callback URL:
 
-- The popup integration executes a REST call using a file-callback parameter.
+- The popup integration performs a REST call using a file-callback parameter.
 - The user clicks OK in the confirmation prompt to accept the popup.
 - The popup displays a page in which Box sends a POST request with the contents
   of a file along with the callback parameters to the remote server.

content/guides/applications/web-app-integrations/user-experience.md

@@ -24,15 +24,15 @@ view of a user.
    become available to the user.
 4. Select an integration from the "More Actions" dropdown. To see available
    integrations, a user can right-click a file and select the "More Actions"
-   sub-menu. Selecting an item from this sub-menu executes the corresponding
+   sub-menu. Selecting an item from this sub-menu performs the corresponding
    feature feature provided by the integration.
 5. Grant the integration access to the file. After selecting an integration from
    the menu, Box will ask your permission to share the file or folder with the
    application. Box displays a confirmation prompt that must accepted before the
-   integration can be executed.
+   integration can be performed.
 
-  After you accept the confirmation prompt Box executes the integration,
+  After you accept the confirmation prompt Box runs the integration,
   passing the data to the application. The application might display a popup
-  panel that enables you to complete the action, or it might execute a
+  panel that enables you to complete the action, or it might run a
   server-based process to complete it. The method of completion depends on the
   type of integration.

content/guides/authentication/jwt/index.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ alias_paths:
 
 Server-side authentication using JWT one of the most powerful ways to
 authenticate to the Box API. JWT is an [open standard](https://jwt.io/)
-designed to allow simple and powerful server-to-server authentication.
+designed to allow powerful server-to-server authentication.
 
 <ImageFrame border>
   ![The JWT flow](./jwt-flow.png)
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ permissions.
 
 Server-side authorization using JWT works by creating a claim on the
 application's server and then signing this using the application's secret key.
-In most cases, the claim simply states that the server is allowed to act on
+In most cases, the claim is that the server is allowed to act on
 behalf of the Box application.
 
 For this reason a every application that uses JWT has an associated [Service

content/guides/authentication/oauth2/with-sdk.md

@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ var sdk = new BoxSDK({
 ## 2. Redirect user
 
 Next, redirect the user to the authorization URL. Most of the SDKs support a
-simple way to get the authorization URL for an SDK client.
+way to get the authorization URL for an SDK client.
 
 <Tabs>
   <Tab title='.NET'>

content/guides/authentication/user-types/app-users.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ authentication and the user is very much tied to the application that created it
 
 ## Service Accounts
 
-A Service Account is a special kind of App User that is similar to an Admin User
+A Service Account is a unique kind of App User that is similar to an Admin User
 yet has no login credentials and can only access Box via the API.
 
 Service Accounts are automatically created when a Custom App is created in the

content/guides/best-practices/branding-guidelines.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ alias_paths:
 We’re glad you’re using the Box platform, and we want you to be able to
 broadcast to the world that you’re using Box, but it’s very important that your
 application not be mistaken for an official Box application. For that reason,
-we’ve created a simple guide to what you can and can’t do with our name and
+we’ve created a guide to what you can and can’t do with our name and
 logo.
 
 ## Approved logos
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ this case, you should feel free to use our name and logo to help people find us.
 ### Contact us
 
 We’re here to help. Many situations can be ambiguous, and we’ll absolutely work
-with you to make sure that your app works within our guidelines. [Just contact
+with you to make sure that your app works within our guidelines. [Contact
 us with any questions][contact].
 
 ## Things not to do
@@ -64,10 +64,8 @@ Don't alter the 'Box' logo in any way when using it in your application.
 
 ### Don't use older names
 
-Don't refer to us as `Box.net` or `Boxnet`. Our company is now known simply as
-"Box".
-
-contact us – we love talking to developers, and we’re happy to help you.
+Don't refer to us as `Box.net` or `Boxnet`. Our company is now known as
+"Box" only.
 
 [logos]: https://cloud.box.com/s/v1yn0eyqpxx657brrgcn
 [contact]: https://community.box.com/t5/custom/page/page-id/submit_api_questionaire

content/guides/best-practices/cors.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ alias_paths:
 
 Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is a mechanism that uses additional HTTP
 headers to tell browsers to give a web application running at one origin, access
-to selected resources from a different origin. A web application executes a
+to selected resources from a different origin. A web application performs a
 cross-origin HTTP request when it requests a resource that has a different
 origin (domain, protocol, or port) from its own.
 

content/guides/collaboration-whitelists/create-whitelist.md

@@ -12,6 +12,8 @@ related_resources: []
 alias_paths: []
 ---
 
+<!-- alex disable whitelist -->
+
 # Create Collaboration Whitelist
 
 Creating a new collaboration whitelist will set a new domain, such as

content/guides/collaboration-whitelists/delete-whitelist.md

@@ -12,16 +12,19 @@ related_resources: []
 alias_paths: []
 ---
 
+<!-- alex disable whitelist -->
+
 # Delete Collaboration Whitelist
 
 Deleting a collaboration whitelist entry will remove the ability for
 collaborations to be created between your enterprise and the domain listed in
 that whitelist.
 
 To delete a collaboration whitelist, supply the domain whitelist entry ID to
-the delete request, which is returned when
-[creating a new whitelist entry](guide://collaboration-whitelists/create-whitelist)
-or
-[listing whitelists in the enterprise](guide://collaboration-whitelists/list-whitelists);
+the delete request, which is returned when [creating a new whitelist entry][create]
+or [listing whitelists in the enterprise][list];
 
 <Samples id='delete_collaboration_whitelist_entries_id' />
+
+[create]: guide://collaboration-whitelists/create-whitelist
+[list]: guide://collaboration-whitelists/list-whitelists

content/guides/collaboration-whitelists/index.md

@@ -8,6 +8,8 @@ related_resources: []
 alias_paths: []
 ---
 
+<!-- alex disable whitelist -->
+
 # Collaboration Whitelists
 
 Within the content and sharing settings for an enterprise, an admin can specify

content/guides/embed/box-embed.md

@@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ alias_paths:
 
 # Box Embed
 
-Box Embed is a HTML-based framework that makes it easy to embed the entire Box
-experience anywhere people work. Box Embed provides the ability to upload,
+Box Embed is a HTML-based framework that makes it possible to embed the entire
+Box experience anywhere people work. Box Embed provides the ability to upload,
 search, comment, share, tag, and most importantly edit files using Box Edit.
 
 ## Configure

content/guides/embed/box-view/create-preview.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ alias_paths: []
 Once a file has been uploaded to the app token application, it may be previewed
 using two different methods:
 
-* Direct embed: A simple HTML `<iframe>` component with a custom embed link.
+* Direct embed: A standard HTML `<iframe>` component with a custom embed link.
 * Customized previewer: A fully customized preview widget using Box UI Elements.
 
 ## Direct Embed (`iframe`)

content/guides/embed/box-view/faq.md

@@ -73,8 +73,8 @@ long as you want to be able to display them.
 
 ### How do I fix the CORS error Box gives me when I embed a Box UI Element
 
-To fix the CORS error, you have to whitelist each domain you wish to allow to
-make CORS requests. You can whitelist the domain on your application's
+To fix the CORS error, you have to allow each domain you wish to allow to
+make CORS requests. You can allow the domain on your application's
 configuration page within the Box developer console. If you have many
 subdomains that you want to use the UI element on, you can use a wildcard for
 the subdomain (`https://*.domain.com`). See the

content/guides/embed/box-view/index.md

@@ -23,17 +23,17 @@ file viewer with web and mobile applications.
 ### View Any File
 
 Embed documents, images, videos, 360-degree videos and images, 3D models, and
-dozens of other files in any web or mobile app using a simple `<iframe>` or
+dozens of other files in any web or mobile app using a standard `<iframe>` or
 JavaScript SDK.
 
 ### Optimized Viewing Experience
 
 Our Javascript SDK dynamically selects the appropriate viewer for your file to
 render instantly and crisply on any web or mobile device.
 
-### Easy to Use
+### Ease of Use
 
-Simply upload files to Box via a secure API and receive an embeddable HTML5
+Upload files to Box via a secure API and receive an embeddable HTML5
 snippet to place into your application's user interface. Plus, your files are
 securely stored and manageable in Box.
 

content/guides/embed/box-view/setup.md

@@ -15,10 +15,10 @@ application.
 
 ## Create App Token App
 
-Box View uses an authentication mechanism called **App Token Auth** to host
-files directly within the application as opposed to a specific Box user. This
-permits the previewing of files without having to associate the content with a
-user.
+Box View uses an authentication mechanism called **App Token Auth** to store
+files directly within the account of the application as opposed to a specific
+Box user. This permits the previewing of files without having to associate the
+content with a user.
 
 The first step is to create the application and authorize it through your admin
 to begin making API requests to Box.
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ section.
   prompt to set up 2FA.
 </Message>
 
-Choose the expiration period for your token, either 30 days, 60 days, or set the
+Choose the expiration time for your token, either 30 days, 60 days, or set the
 token to never expire.
 
 <ImageFrame border width='600' shadow center>