Algorithm: Add commas to improve readability
@@ -264,7 +264,7 @@ has to retrieve settings in the *bootstrapping* process below
Because of the new way to keep track of removed keys, the internally
executed `kdbGet()` creates a problem. Without countermeasures even
the first `kdbGet()` of a user requesting the configuration below
-`system/elektra` fails because the resolver finds out that the
+`system/elektra` fails, because the resolver finds out that the
configuration is already up to date. The configuration delivered by the
user is empty at this point. As a result, the empty configuration will
be appointed and returned to the user.
@@ -280,7 +280,7 @@ Not performance, but robust and reliable behavior is the most
important issue for `kdbSet()`. The design was chosen so that some
additional in-memory comparisons are preferred to a suboptimal sequence
of `syscalls`. The algorithm makes sure that keys
-are written out only if it is necessary because applications can call
+are written out only if it is necessary, because applications can call
`kdbSet()` with an unchanged `KeySet`. For the code to decide this,
performance is important.
