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 ### In the systemd service
 Again, the template from the borgmatic site (the `borgmatic.service`) is good, but needs an essential change: 
 
-The line `CapabilityBoundingSet=…` must grant the additional capabilities `AP_SETUID `and `CAP_SETGID`. This will allow borgmatic (and whatever is called from it!!) to impersonate a different user (other than root).
+The line `CapabilityBoundingSet=…` must grant the additional capabilities `AP_SETUID `and `CAP_SETGID`. This will allow borgmatic (and whatever is called from it!!) to act as a different user (other than root).
 
 *__This means a softening of security settings.__ Make sure all permissions on borgmatic and scripts are set correctly!*
 
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ hooks:
         - sudo -u NAME DISPLAY=:0 DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS=unix:path=/run/user/UID/bus notify-send --urgency=normal 'Headline' 'Body text goes <i>here</i>.'
 
 ```
-(Note: The config file is in YAML, you cannot use the shell line continuation (" \\"). And use spaces, not tabs.)
+(Note: The config file is in YAML, so no shell line continuation (` \`). And spaces, not tabs.)
 
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@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ hooks:
     on_error:
         - /etc/borgmatic/notify-error.sh "{configuration_filename}" "{repository}" "{error}" "{output}"
 ```
-Note: Inside the quotes of `echo …` we can use line continuation (" \") for better readability.
+Note: Inside the quotes of `echo …` line continuation (` \`) is possible. Much better readability.
 
 #### The notification script
 For easy date and time calculations, this script makes use of `dateutils`. It will send slightly different notifications, depending on the age of the last successful backup: