As a self-confessed nobody, I can see the value in all of Peter Ennis's proposed phrasing changes, except the first.
Peter Ennis wrote:


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1.4. Help

s/(see the Section 1.3, “Resources” section of this book)/(see the
Section 1.3. “Resources” section of this book)/


I find both the original and Peter's change to be poor grammar/structure. I would suggest one of the following:


s/(see the Section 1.3, “Resources” section of this book)/(see the "Section 1.3. 
Resources" section of this book)/

s/(see the Section 1.3, “Resources” section of this book)/(see Section 1.3, 
“Resources”, of this book)/

s/(see the Section 1.3, “Resources” section of this book)/(see Section 1.3 
(“Resources”) of this book)/

Again though, don't weigh my suggestion too heavily: I'm a nobody. I haven't 
installed a LFS system myself yet, and I'm not an english teacher (but english 
is my first language).





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