Polishing version guidelines

docs/specs/composition.md

@@ -13,29 +13,25 @@ guidelines:
 
 * Major version updates MAY contain breaking changes that are not compatible
 with previous versions of the specification.
-* Minor version updates are typically adding new functionality and SHOULD NOT
+* Minor version updates typically add new functionality and SHOULD NOT
 contain breaking changes.
-* Patch version updates are typically making minor changes to already existing
+* Patch version updates typically make minor changes to already existing
 functionality.
 
 #### Authoring Tools
 
 Authoring tools SHOULD specify the latest version of the Lottie Specification.
-They MAY want to allow the targeted major version to be configurable to
-facilitate playback on a wide range of players. Changing the targeted major
-version MAY also require changes to the animation for any breaking changes
-between versions.
-
-Authoring tools SHOULD always use the latest minor/patch version for the
-targeted major version(s) as these are backwards compatible, even if the
-authoring tool doesn't support any of the newer functionality.
+They MAY allow the major version to be configurable to facilitate playback on a
+wider range of players. Changing the targeted major version MAY also require
+changes to the produced animation in the case of any breaking changes between
+major versions.
 
 #### Animation Players
 
-Players SHOULD determine what major versions they support and also any
-conditional logic to handle brekaing changes across major versions as needed.
-Players SHOULD expect to handle animations that specify both newer and older
-versions of the Lottie specification and SHOULD issue a warning if:
+Players SHOULD determine what major versions they support and handle brekaing
+changes across supported major versions. Players SHOULD expect to handle
+animations that specify both newer and older versions of the Lottie
+specification and SHOULD issue a warning if:
 
 * The animation specifies a major version that is not supported.
 * The animation specifies a newer minor version.