Update 1-design-your-model.mdx

Author: Heathpackard

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 The first step is to scope your authorization project. Write a list of the <Glossary>permission</Glossary>s you want to model in your system. Then write a list of permission 'stories' you want the model to support, like:
 
-- A user with view access to a folder should have view access to all files inside that folder
-- Leaders in the Sales department should be able to create new deals
-- A manager should be able to view the compensation of all their reports (direct & indirect)
+- A user with view access to a folder should have view access to all files inside that folder.
+- Leaders in the Sales department should be able to create new deals.
+- A manager should be able to view the compensation of all their reports (direct & indirect).
 
 This exercise will give you a sense of which users, groups and resources you want to model permissions on, the relationships between those <Glossary>object</Glossary>s, and how those relationships affect permissions.
 
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 Attributes are defined at the edge type level, so all edges of a given type share the same attributes. Each attribute typically achieves one of the following goals:
 
-- They give a user permission on an object directly (<Glossary>direct</Glossary> attributes)
-- They pass a permission from one user or group to another (<Glossary>inherit</Glossary> attributes)
-- They propagate a permission down a hierarchy of nested objects, like folders and files (<Glossary>propagate</Glossary> attributes)
+- They give a user permission on an object directly (<Glossary>direct</Glossary> attributes).
+- They pass a permission from one user or group to another (<Glossary>inherit</Glossary> attributes).
+- They propagate a permission down a hierarchy of nested objects, like folders and files. (<Glossary>propagate</Glossary> attributes)
 
 For more intro on attributes, see [Modelling Hierarchy with Attribute Scopes](/docs/guides/overview/modelling-hierarchy-with-attribute-types).