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diff --git a/docs/additional-info/rules/auto-correct-common-misspellings.md b/docs/additional-info/rules/auto-correct-common-misspellings.md
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ The following is a table with custom misspellings:
 ##### Current Limitations
 
 
-- The list of custom replacements is only loaded when the plugin initially loads or when the file is added to the list of files that include custom misspellings
+- The list of custom replacements is only loaded when the plugin first lints a file or when the file is added to the list of files that include custom misspellings
     * This means that making a change to a file that is already in the list of custom misspelling files will not work unless the Linter is reloaded or the file is removed and re-added to the list of custom misspelling files
 - There is no way to specify that a word is to always be capitalized
     - This is due to how the auto-correct rule was designed as it sets the first letter of the replacement word to the case of the first letter of the word being replaced
diff --git a/docs/docs/settings/content-rules.md b/docs/docs/settings/content-rules.md
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ The following is a table with custom misspellings:
 ##### Current Limitations
 
 
-- The list of custom replacements is only loaded when the plugin initially loads or when the file is added to the list of files that include custom misspellings
+- The list of custom replacements is only loaded when the plugin first lints a file or when the file is added to the list of files that include custom misspellings
     * This means that making a change to a file that is already in the list of custom misspelling files will not work unless the Linter is reloaded or the file is removed and re-added to the list of custom misspelling files
 - There is no way to specify that a word is to always be capitalized
     - This is due to how the auto-correct rule was designed as it sets the first letter of the replacement word to the case of the first letter of the word being replaced