Update EIP-6982: Minor Improvements EIP6982

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EIPS/eip-6982.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ requires: 165, 721
 
 ## Abstract
 
-This proposal introduces a lockable interface for [ERC-721](./eip-721.md) tokens that optimizes gas usage by eliminating unnecessary events. This interface forms the foundation for the creation and management of lockable [ERC-721](./eip-721.md) tokens. It provides a gas-efficient approach by emitting a `DefaultLocked(bool locked)` event upon deployment, setting the initial lock status for all tokens, while individual `Locked(uint256 indexed tokenId, bool locked)` events handle subsequent status changes for specific tokens. The interface also includes a view function `locked(uint256 tokenId)` to return the current lock status of a token.
+This proposal introduces a lockable interface for [ERC-721](./eip-721.md) tokens that optimizes gas usage by eliminating unnecessary events. This interface forms the foundation for the creation and management of lockable [ERC-721](./eip-721.md) tokens. It provides a gas-efficient approach by emitting a `DefaultLocked(bool locked)` event upon deployment, setting the initial lock status for all tokens, while individual `Locked(uint256 indexed tokenId, bool locked)` events handle subsequent status changes for specific tokens. The interface also includes a view function `locked(uint256 tokenId)` to return the current lock status of a token, and a view function `defaultLocked()` to query the default status of a newly minted token.
 
 ## Motivation
 
@@ -57,15 +57,15 @@ The [ERC-165](./eip-165.md) interfaceId is `0x6b61a747`.
 
 ## Rationale
 
-This standard seeks to optimize gas consumption by minimizing the frequency of event emission. The DefaultLocked event is designed to establish the lock status for all tokens, thereby circumventing the need to emit an event each time a new token is minted. It's crucial to note that the DefaultLocked event can be emitted at any point in time, and is not restricted to only before the Locked events are emitted.
+This standard seeks to optimize gas consumption by minimizing the frequency of event emission. The `DefaultLocked` event is designed to establish the lock status for all tokens, thereby circumventing the need to emit an event each time a new token is minted. It's crucial to note that the `DefaultLocked` event can be emitted at any point in time, and is not restricted to only before the `Locked` events are emitted.
 
-Tokens may alter their behavior under certain circumstances (such as after a reveal), prompting the re-emission of the DefaultLocked event to reflect the new default status. The primary objective here is to economize on gas usage by avoiding the need to emit a Locked event for each token when the default status changes.
+Tokens may alter their behavior under certain circumstances (such as after a reveal), prompting the re-emission of the `DefaultLocked` event to reflect the new default status. The primary objective here is to economize on gas usage by avoiding the need to emit a `Locked` event for each token when the default status changes.
 
-The Locked event is utilized to document changes in the lock status of individual tokens.
+The `Locked` event is utilized to document changes in the lock status of individual tokens.
 
-The defaultLocked function returns the prevailing default lock status of a token. This function is beneficial as it fosters interaction with other contracts and averts potential conflicts with [ERC-5192](./eip-5192), which is in its final stage.
+The `defaultLocked` function returns the prevailing default lock status of a token. This function is beneficial as it fosters interaction with other contracts and averts potential conflicts with [ERC-5192](./eip-5192), which is in its final stage.
 
-The locked function gives the current lock status of a particular token, further facilitating interaction with other contracts. If no changes have been made to a specific token ID, this function should return the value provided by the defaultLocked function.
+The `locked` function gives the current lock status of a particular token, further facilitating interaction with other contracts. If no changes have been made to a specific token ID, this function should return the value provided by the `defaultLocked` function.
 
 Bear in mind that a token being designated as "locked" doesn't necessarily imply that it is entirely non-transferable. There might be certain conditions under which a token can still be transferred despite its locked status. Primarily, the locked status relates to a token's transferability on marketplaces and external exchanges.