policy/tpa-rfc-2-support.md

@@ -222,20 +222,20 @@ Example of routine tasks include:
 
 ### Triage
 
-One member of TPA is assigned the "Star of the weeks" every other
-week. The Star is responsible for triage, which occurs in GitLab, as
+One member of TPA is assigned the "star of the week" every other
+week. The star is responsible for triage, which occurs in GitLab, as
 per the [TPA-RFC-5: GitLab migration](policy/tpa-rfc-5-gitlab) policy.
 
-But the Star also handles routine tasks and interruptions. In that
+But the star also handles routine tasks and interruptions. In that
 sense, it acts as a "[interruption shield](https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=1922541)" by taking care of
 small, distracting tasks to let others focus on more long-term
 projects.
 
-In that sense, the Star takes care of the above [routine tasks](#routine)
+In that sense, the star takes care of the above [routine tasks](#routine)
 like server reboots, security upgrades and spam runs. It is also
 expected to keep an eye on the monitoring system and organise
 [incident response](howto/incident-response) when a more serious issue occurs. It is *NOT*
-responsible for fixing *all* the issues and it is expected the Star
+responsible for fixing *all* the issues and it is expected the star
 will assign work or ask for help in an emergency or if it is
 overwhelmed.