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docs/04. Controllers.md

@@ -141,9 +141,9 @@ ZfrRest only supports going back one level in the hierarchy.
 
 ## Configuring input filters based on context
 
-Quite often, you need different validation rules depending on the HTTP method. For instance, POST method for creating
-a user may require a first name, a last name and a password. However, you want restrict updating (PUT method) to
-only password and last name, so that they cannot change their first name.
+Quite often, you need different validation rules depending on the HTTP method or things like users's permissions... For
+instance, POST method for creating a user may require a first name, a last name and a password. However, you want
+restrict updating (PUT method) to only password and last name, so that they cannot change their first name.
 
 Zend Framework 2 input filters offer this feature through so-called validation groups. Validation groups allow to
 skip unwanted values and do not return them. ZfrRest allows you to do this through a hook called `configureInputFilter`

src/ZfrRest/Mvc/Controller/AbstractRestfulController.php

@@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ public function getMethodHandlerManager()
     }
 
     /**
-     * Hook to configure an input filter depending on the method
+     * Hook to configure an input filter fetched/created by ZfrRest
      *
      * @param  InputFilterInterface $inputFilter
      * @return InputFilterInterface