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[Uli Tillich <utillich@xxxxxxxxx>]

I am not a native speaker, but I think the way you phrased it, it
changes the meaning. Though it might be matter of debate which meaning
is closer to the "truth". Giving everyone admin rights is probably less
work until something goes wrong, then its a lot more work...


I would suggest something along the line of:

Giving all users administration rights might seem to make administration
easier, but is generally not a good idea for security reasons.

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Bug description:
In page 124 we have: 

"...Do not give administration privileges to all users to make administration
easier."

I think that there's something wrong with that, it should be: 

"To make administration easier, do not give administration privileges to all users."

What do you think?