Update after review comments

Author: garazdawi

eeps/eep-0074.md

@@ -12,16 +12,16 @@ EEP 74: Erlang Diagnostic Index
 Abstract
 ========
 
-The **Erlang Diagnostic Index** is a standardized way to _catalogue_
-errors/warnings/information messages emitted by various tools and applications
-within the Erlang ecosystem, including - but not limited to - the `erlc`
-Erlang compiler, the `dialyzer` type checker and the `ssl` application.
+The **Erlang Diagnostic Index** is a standardized way to catalogue
+diagnostic messages emitted by various tools and applications within the Erlang
+ecosystem, including - but not limited to - the `erlc` Erlang compiler,
+the `dialyzer` type checker and the `ssl` application.
 
 The indexes are not limited to Erlang/OTP, but can also be used by third-parties
 such as the [Elixir] language, the [EqWAlizer] type-checker or the [Elvis]
 code style reviewer.
 
-Each diagnostic in an index is identified by a **code** and it is accompanied
+Each diagnostic in an index is identified by a unique **code** and it is accompanied
 by a description, examples and possible courses of action. Diagnostic codes are
 _namespaced_ based on the tool that generates them.
 
@@ -47,11 +47,10 @@ Producing meaningful error messages can sometimes be challenging for
 developer tools such as compilers and type checkers due to various
 constraints, including limited context and character count.
 
-By associating a **unique code** to each _diagnostic_ (warning,
-error or information) we relieve tools from having to condense a
-lot of textual information into a - sometime cryptic - generic, single
-sentence. Furthermore, as specific wording of errors and warnings is
-improved over time, diagnostic codes remain constant, providing a
+By associating a **unique code** to each _diagnostic_ we relieve tools from
+having to condense a lot of textual information into a - sometime cryptic -
+generic, single sentence. Furthermore, as specific wording of errors and
+warnings is improved over time, diagnostic codes remain constant, providing a
 search-engine friendly way to index and reference diagnostics.
 
 A good example of this is the _expression updates a literal_ warning
@@ -93,9 +92,8 @@ forums and chats, where the exact message could vary, but the diagnostic code
 would be the same.
 
 Finally, diagnostic codes can be used by IDEs (e.g. via language servers)
-to match on diagnostic codes and provide contextual help. Both the [Erlang
-LS][] and the [ELP][] language server already use "unofficial" error
-codes.
+to match on diagnostic codes and provide contextual help. Both the [ErlangLS][]
+and the [ELP][] language server already use "unofficial" error codes.
 
 Implementation
 ==============
@@ -264,7 +262,7 @@ in order to get a similar look and feel throughout the community.
 ````markdown
 # XYZ-ABCD - Short Title
 
-## Error/Warning/Info
+## Example
 
 ```
 Short example producing the error/warning/info
@@ -282,7 +280,7 @@ For example:
 ````markdown
 # ERL-0001 - Function head mismatch
 
-## Error example
+## Example
 
 ```erlang
 %% foo.erl