docs(auth): Wording fixes according to PR review

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@@ -17,19 +17,17 @@ Registration is disabled by default. To enable it, set `allow_registration = tru
| 7 | Static token + email | Method 2 + `require_email_for_token_registration = true` in `[global.smtp]`. See [Email configuration](#email-configuration) |
| 8 | Static token + email + reCAPTCHA | Methods 3 + 7 |
Users can register on Continuwuity's account management page, or directly within a Matrix client if legacy login is enabled.
Admin-issued tokens are the recommended method of registration. These tokens can be scoped with an expiry duration or maximum times used, and are suited for private/invite-only homeservers. See the [`!admin token`](../reference/admin/token) commands for more details.
Admin-issued tokens are the recommended registration method. These tokens are well suited for private or invite-only servers, and they can be scoped with an expiry duration or given a usage limit. See the [`!admin token`](../reference/admin/token) commands for more details.
Other registration methods are meant for **untrusted, public registration**. Care must be taken when allowing these modes of operation.
## Email configuration
Continuwuity can be configured to send emails via an SMTP relay of your choice. These are used for verifying user email addresses and sending password resets links to them.
Continuwuity can be configured to send emails via an SMTP relay of your choice. These are used for verifying user email addresses and sending password reset links to them.
A user is associated with only **one** email address at a time.
All email options are in the `[global.smtp]` block of the configuration file, and are toggled on when the block is uncommented. For example:
All email options are in the `[global.smtp]` block of the [configuration file](../reference/config.mdx), and are toggled on when the block is uncommented. For example:
```toml
[global.smtp]