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Co-authored-by: Justyna Koralewicz <[email protected]>

docs/content_management/content_versions.md

@@ -36,14 +36,14 @@ Drafts can be created in many ways, including:
 
 #### Draft conflicts
 
-Drafts of the same content item that originate from different sources can contain conflicting changes.
+If several drafts exist of the same content item, for example, created by different users or as a result of different processes, they can contain conflicting changes.
 Such draft conflicts can be resolved by using the [Version Compare](work_with_versions.md#compare-versions) feature.
 
 For more information about various operations on content versions, see [Work with versions](work_with_versions.md).
 
 ## Autosave
 
-While you edit a content item or product, [[= product_name =]] automatically saves your work as a new draft to help you preserve the progress in an event of a failure.
+While you edit a content item or product, [[= product_name =]] automatically saves your work as a new draft to help you preserve the progress in case of a failure.
 To recover your work, [disable the Focus mode](../getting_started/discover_ui.md#disable-focus-mode), go to this content item's **Versions** tab, and open the most recent draft.
 Alternatively, open the most recent draft of your work on the **Dashboard** page, **My content** area.
 

docs/content_management/workflow_management/work_with_versions.md

@@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ You may need to [disable the Focus mode](../../getting_started/discover_ui.md#di
 
 - by trying to edit a content item that already has open drafts.
 You then see a [**Draft conflict**](content_versions.md#draft-conflicts) screen, where you can pick a draft for editing, or create a new one.
+The new draft is based on the published version of the content item and does not contain changes from other drafts.
 
 ![Draft conflict](img/draft_conflict.png "Draft conflict")