Final review and cleanup

docs/Build/QRL-CLI/qrl-cli.md

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+docstatus: 90%
 id: qrl-cli
 title: QRL-CLI Overview
 hide_title: false

docs/Build/qrl-status.md

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+docstatus: 90%
 id:  qrl-status
 title: QRL Services Status
 hide_title: false
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 slug: /build/qrl-status
 ---
 
-The QRL foundation monitors and maintains multiple services related to the Quantum Resistant Ledger and it's functional operation.
-
-These services can be seen on the [QRL Service Status Dashboard](https://status.theqrl.org/).
+The QRL foundation monitors and maintains multiple services related to the Quantum Resistant Ledger and it's functional operation. These services can be seen on the [QRL Service Status Dashboard](https://status.theqrl.org/).
 
 This dashboard gives insight to critical services such as the Web Wallet, Block Explorer, and various QRL Nodes for these services. 
 

docs/Build/qrllib.md

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+docstatus: 90%
 id: qrllib
 title: QRLLIB - The QRL Core Library
 hide_title: false
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ import TabItem from '@theme/TabItem';
               QRL Core Library
             </h2>
             <p class="text--truncate cardDescription_node_modules-@docusaurus-theme-classic-lib-theme-DocCard-styles-module" 
-               title="Providing QRL Core Functions to Developers ">Providing QRL Core Functions to Developers </p>
+               title="GitHub Repository link">GitHub repository link for the QRL Core Library </p>
           </a>
         </article>
       </section>

docs/Build/security.md

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 id: security
 title: QRL Security
 hide_title: false
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 <span>
       <section class="row list_node_modules-@docusaurus-theme-classic-lib-theme-DocCategoryGeneratedIndexPage-styles-module">
         <article class="col col--12 margin-bottom--lg">
-          <a class="card padding--lg cardContainer_node_modules-@docusaurus-theme-classic-lib-theme-DocCard-styles-module" href="https://github.com/theQRL/security">
+          <a class="card padding--md cardContainer_node_modules-@docusaurus-theme-classic-lib-theme-DocCard-styles-module" href="https://github.com/theQRL/security">
             <h2 class="text--truncate cardTitle_node_modules-@docusaurus-theme-classic-lib-theme-DocCard-styles-module" 
                 title="QRL Security - PGP">
-              QRL Security - PGP
+              QRL Security - PGP 
             </h2>
             <p class="text--truncate cardDescription_node_modules-@docusaurus-theme-classic-lib-theme-DocCard-styles-module" 
-               title="The QRL Security - PGP keys and signed verification messages">The QRL Security - PGP keys and signed verification messages</p>
+               title="The QRL Security - PGP keys and signed verification messages">The QRL Security - PGP keys and signed verification messages hosted in GitHub</p>
           </a>
         </article>
       </section>

docs/Use/Mining/mining-qrl.md

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+docstatus: 90%  # one of {DRAFT, 30%, 90%, COMPLETE}
 id: mining-qrl-overview
 title: Mining QRL Overview
 hide_title: false
@@ -38,9 +38,9 @@ As a general rule, you will have a better chance at finding blocks using a pool.
 
 Solo mining is referred to a QRL node that is also used for mining new blocks. This method uses the CPU of the node for hashing and is working alone to solve blocks on the network. 
 
-Any found block is submitted through the locally synced QRL node and adds to the decentralization of the network by adding additional validation to the chain. This method is limited to the hash power of the local CPU.
+Any block found is submitted through the locally synced QRL node and adds to the decentralization of the network by adding additional validation to the chain. This method is limited to the hash power of the local CPU.
 
-If solo mining node discovers a block that is accepted into the chain the full block reward is given to the miner. This has a larger payout however is less likely to happen when compared to pool mining.
+If solo mining node discovers a block that is accepted into the chain the full block reward is given to the miner. This has a larger payout, however is less likely to happen when compared to pool mining.
 
 :::tip Solo Mining Docs
 Learn more in our [solo-mining](/use/mining/solo-mining) guide and get started syncing a full QRL node with the [QRL Node Documentation](/use/node/overview)

docs/Use/Mining/pool-mining.md

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+docstatus: 90%  # one of {DRAFT, 30%, 90%, COMPLETE}
 id: pool-mining
 title: Pool Mining QRL
 hide_title: false
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 ---
 
 
-Pool mining is the process of multiple users pooling their CPU resources in order to create a larger processing power. The miners then split the rewards they collect as the pool evenly depending on the amount of input.
+Pool mining is the process of multiple users pooling their CPU resources in order to create larger processing power. The miners then split the rewards the pool collects, distributed relative to the input of each miner.
 
 In order to mine QRL using a PC without syncing the entire blockchain, you can connect to a QRL Pool and offer your hash power to the pool. This will allow you to utilize almost any piece of hardware without the need to run a full node.
 

docs/Use/Mining/solo-mining.md

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+docstatus: 90%  # one of {DRAFT, 30%, 90%, COMPLETE}
 id: solo-mining
 title: Solo Mining QRL
 hide_title: false

sidebars.js

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       link: {
         type: 'generated-index',
         title: 'API Docs',
-        description: 'Advanced documentation for developers and adventurers building on the QRL.',
+        description: 'API documentation for developers building on the QRL.',
         slug: '/api',
         keywords: ['api', 'developers', 'rest', 'grpc'],
         image: '/assets/img/icons/yellow.png',