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@@ -86,22 +86,23 @@ We first tried
 immediately ran into the issue that it reads and writes directly to properties,
 including private properties, which is unacceptable to our purposes. For
 example, we store monetary values as integers in the object, and convert them
-from and to `Money` objects in the getter and setter. Using this mapper it would
-get the raw integers, not the `Money` objects. We also feel it violates the
-principles of encapsulation. However, this was not a blocker as it supports a
-custom property accessor, so we resolved this issue by creating an adapter that
-uses Symfony PropertyAccess component.
+from and to `Money` objects in the getter and setter. Using this mapper, it
+would get the raw integers, not the `Money` objects. We also feel it violates
+the principles of encapsulation. However, this was not a blocker as it supports
+a custom property accessor, and it was possible to resolve this issue by
+creating an adapter that uses Symfony PropertyAccess component.
 
 With AutoMapper-Plus, users are expected to create a mapping configuration for
 each mapping pair. It has an automatic creation of mappings, but it seems to
-only work for simple mapping. Also, all of my entities and DTOs are typed, but I
-need to create a mapping for every non-trivial pair, despite the type
-information is there in the involved classes. Custom mapper is available, but it
-does not give me the main mapper, so if a mapping pair uses a custom mapper, I'm
-responsible for mapping everything, including the nested objects myself, because
-the option to delegate to the main mapper is not available. There was another
-case that was simply not possible to accomplish, I don't remember what it was,
-but it forced us to switch to another mapper overnight.
+only work for simple mapping. Also, all of our entities and DTOs are typed, but
+we need to create a mapping for every non-trivial pair, despite the type
+information is already there in the involved classes. Custom mapper is
+available, but it does not let us access the main mapper. If a mapping pair uses
+a custom mapper, we are responsible for mapping everything, including the nested
+objects ourselves because the option to delegate to the main mapper is not
+available. There was another case that was simply not possible to accomplish, I
+don't remember what it was, but it forced us to switch to another mapper
+overnight.
 
 Our next mapper was [Jolicode
 Automapper](https://github.com/jolicode/automapper), formerly known as [Jane
@@ -111,18 +112,19 @@ behavior. It should also be very fast, as it compiles its mapping code to PHP
 files. The problem was error handling. When an error occurred in the compiled
 mappers, it was usually a `TypeError`. It was difficult to debug, and even more
 difficult to resolve the problem, addressing the problem requires the skill of
-working with AST. However, we found that the problems were deployment errors
+working with AST. We found that the problems were usually deployment errors
 (usually forgetting to clear the cache), some edge cases (easy to work around),
-or bugs in the mapper. We did contributed some fixes back to the project.
+or bugs in the mapper. It was rare to get an error, but when it happened, it was
+difficult and time-consuming to resolve. We did contribute some fixes back to
+the project.
 
 The second problem was that the mapper was difficult to extend. Adding a new
 transformer requires the skill of working with AST, and there was no option to
-do a mapping using plain old PHP code that you write yourself. Our team was not
-happy with this fact. We hit a brick wall when a new requirement surfaced that
-requires the mapper to target an abstract class, a feature that was not
-supported by the mapper. We figured it would be easier for us to spend a week
-creating our own mapper from scratch using our experiences with the other
-mappers, and here we are.
+do a mapping using plain old PHP code that you write yourself. We hit a brick
+wall when a new requirement surfaced that requires the mapper to target an
+abstract class, a feature that was not supported by the mapper. We figured it
+would be easier for us to spend a week creating our own mapper from scratch
+using our experiences with the other mappers, and here we are.
 
 Other mappers that were considered: