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 1. One difference with cloning GitLab repos from other SCM providers is GitLab uses groups and subgroups to organize repos. The default behavior of ghorg is to clone all repos into a single directory. However, if ghorg detects name collisions with the repos being cloned from different groups/subgroups, ghorg will automatically clone each repo into a directory structure that matches the group/subgroup you are cloning, rather than a flat directory structure. This is the same behavior of the `--preserve-dir` flag. You will be notified in the output if this occurs.
 
-1. Another thing to note is that ghorg works differently for hosted gitlab instances vs gitlab cloud read below for the differences.
+1. There are different commands for hosted gitlab instances vs gitlab cloud read below for the differences.
 
 ##### Hosted GitLab Instances
 
-1. To clone all the groups at once the keyword "all-groups". Note, all-groups requires a GitLab 13.0.1 or greater and will only clone from groups/repos your user has permissions to.
+1. To clone all the groups at once use the keyword "all-groups". Note, all-groups requires a GitLab 13.0.1 or greater and will only clone from groups/repos your user has permissions to.
 
     ```sh
     $ ghorg clone all-groups --base-url=https://${your.hosted.gitlab.com} --scm=gitlab --token=XXXX --preserve-dir