* org-tests/index.org: Reword an earlier commit on testing

org-tests/index.org

@@ -40,8 +40,9 @@ With a regression test suite the developer can run the tests prior to
 committing their change, to ensure their additions do not break the
 regression tests.
 
-Of course a regression test suite is only as good as the number of
-regression tests within it, and this is where Org-mode users can help.
+Naturally, a regression test suite is only as good as the number,
+quality, and coverage of regression tests within it, and this is where
+Org-mode users can help.
 
 * Running the current test suite
 
@@ -94,16 +95,14 @@ To run the tests from within Emacs itself.
 : M-x load-file RET /path/to/org-mode/testing/org-test.el
 : M-x org-test-run-all-tests
 
-* Can I write tests?
+* Writing tests with minimal Emacs-lisp knowledge
 
-Most certainly! Even if you're not a lisp programmer, you may still
-help prevent regressions and greatly improve the stability of
-Org-mode. In fact, thanks to the growing number of test-macros that
-are available you can write regression tests with very minimal lisp
-knowledge, and you are also likely to greatly improve your knowledge
-of lisp as a result. And the more tests you write, the more confident
-you may be that your personal use of the many Org-mode features
-available has not been affected by regression.
+Thanks to the growing number of test-macros that are being made
+available, it is becoming easier to write regression tests with
+minimal lisp knowledge, and you are also likely to greatly improve
+your knowledge of Emacs-lisp as a result. And the more tests you
+write, the more confident you may be that your personal use of the
+many Org-mode features available has not been affected by regression.
 
 And of course, any help toward improving the Org-mode test-suite is
 highly appreciated.