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 Jellyfish is an open-source, general-purpose media server that ships with support for multiple media protocols.
 It can be thought of as a multimedia bridge meant for creating different types of multimedia systems that lets 
-you easily create a real-time video conferencing system, a broadcasting solution or both at the same time.
+you easily create a real-time video conferencing system, a broadcasting solution, or both at the same time.
 
 It leverages the [Membrane RTC Engine](https://github.com/jellyfish-dev/membrane_rtc_engine), a real-time communication engine/SFU library built with [Membrane](https://membrane.stream/).
 
 ## Installation
 
 There are two ways of running Jellyfish:
 - building from source (requires Elixir and native dependencies)
-- using Jellyfish Docker images (Remember that you should set `INTEGRATED_TURN_IP` env to your public IP address and `INTEGRATED_TURN_LISTEN_IP` to `0.0.0.0`).
+- using Jellyfish Docker images
 
 To learn more, refer to [Installation page](https://jellyfish-dev.github.io/jellyfish-docs/getting_started/installation) in Jellyfish docs.
 
 ## SDKs
 
-Jellyfish provides server SDKs (used to manage the state of Jellyfish server) and client SDKs (used to connect to Jellyfish instance, receive media etc.).
+Jellyfish provides server SDKs (used to manage the state of Jellyfish server) and client SDKs (used to connect to the Jellyfish instance, receive media, etc.).
 
-To get list of all available SDKs, go to [SDKs page](https://jellyfish-dev.github.io/jellyfish-docs/getting_started/sdks) in Jellyfish docs.
+To get the list of all available SDKs, go to [SDKs page](https://jellyfish-dev.github.io/jellyfish-docs/getting_started/sdks) in Jellyfish docs.
 
 ## Examples
 
 - WebRTC Dashboard
 
-    Standalone dashboard that can create rooms, add peers, send media between the peers. Available [here](https://github.com/jellyfish-dev/jellyfish-react-client/tree/main/examples/dashboard).
+    A standalone dashboard that can create rooms, add peers and send media between the peers. Available [here](https://github.com/jellyfish-dev/jellyfish-react-client/tree/main/examples/dashboard).
 To use the dashboard, you need to set up Jellyfish with WebRTC, refer to [WebRTC peer page](https://jellyfish-dev.github.io/jellyfish-docs/getting_started/peers/webrtc) in Jellyfish docs to learn how to do that.
-Dashboard make HTTP requests to Jellyfish that need to be authorized and requires a token to do so, learn more from [Authentication page](https://jellyfish-dev.github.io/jellyfish-docs/getting_started/authentication) in Jellyfish docs.
+Dashboard makes HTTP requests to Jellyfish that need to be authorized and requires a token to do so, learn more from [Authentication page](https://jellyfish-dev.github.io/jellyfish-docs/getting_started/authentication) in Jellyfish docs.
 
 ## Documentation
 
 Everything you need to get started with Jellyfish is available in the [Jellyfish docs](https://jellyfish-dev.github.io/jellyfish-docs/).
 
-You can read about theoretical concepts and problems we encountered in [Jellybook](https://jellyfish-dev.github.io/book/).
+You can read about theoretical concepts and problems we encountered in the [Jellybook](https://jellyfish-dev.github.io/book/).
 
 ## Copyright and License