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@@ -22,8 +22,8 @@ block content
 								| On a variant page, read the rules by clicking on the title
 								| "<Variant> rules". 
 							span.conditional-jump
-								| Try playing against a human: click the leftmost "new game" button :) 
-							| ...then, while waiting you can play against a (rather weak) bot
+								| Try playing against a human: click the leftmost "new game" button. 
+							| ...Then, while waiting you can play against a (rather weak) bot
 							| or a friend.
 						// TODO? On the index page, try typing the first letters of a variant.
 						h3.blue.section Comments
@@ -86,8 +86,8 @@ block content
 							p.emphasis OK, this all sounds interesting, but why would that be fun?
 							p.
 								Because all games here start with a random setup: no more boring
-								openings memorization, you have to rely on your chess skills only :)
-							p Moreover, I claim that the chosen variants here are fun to play :P
+								openings memorization, you have to rely on your chess skills only.
+							p Moreover, I claim that the chosen variants here are fun to play :)
 							-
 								var wikipediaUrl = "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/" +
 									"List_of_chess_variants#/media/File:Hexagonal_chess.svg";