Dear EditorEinstein,<br /><br />Thank you for your work. I have two questions. Please see below and give me your suggestions.<br /><br />(original)<br />In this manual, and on a certain area of the machine, various safety signs are used to prevent you from being injured or your assets from being damaged, or to prevent you from imposing injury or damage to other people or properties.<br /><br />(your correction)<br />In this manual, and in certain areas of the machine, various safety signs are used to prevent you from being injured.<br /><br />In your correction, you omitted "or your assets from being damaged, or to prevent you from imposing injury or damage to other people or properties." I need to include the omitted portion somehow although I know it may be redundant. What about the sentence below?<br /><br />In this manual, and in certain areas of the machine, various safety signs are used to: prevent you from being injured; your assets from being damaged; or to prevent you from imposing injury or damage to other people or properties.<br /><br />Also see the senteces below.<br /><br />(original)<br />Do not directly pour water onto the machine.<br /><br />(your correction)<br />Do not directly pour water into the machine.<br /><br />What I meant was "Do not directly pour water over the machine." Not "into" the machine. Is it ok to use "Do not directly pour water over the machine?"<br /><br />Thank you!<br /><br />Yas