Histórico do passo nº 6 do guia Guitar String Replacement

-	[* black] Turn the tuning knob in a ~~*~~clock-wise motion~~*~~ to tighten the string until the string makes a clear sound when plucked.
-	[* icon_note] As you tighten the string, make sure to ~~*~~hold the string tight~~*~~ with your free hand until the string stays tight on its own. This will keep the knot from loosening.
-	[* black] ~~Make~~ sure that the string passes over the loose end from the knot *at least once*. This will prevent "slipping" (detuning) during tuning and will help keep the knot tight.
+	[* black] Turn the tuning knob in a clock-wise motion to tighten the string until the string makes a clear sound when plucked.
+	[* icon_note] As you tighten the string, make sure to hold the string tight with your free hand until the string stays tight on its own. This will keep the knot from loosening.
+	[* black] As the string winds around the tuning peg, make sure that the string passes over the loose end from the knot *at least once*. This will prevent "slipping" (detuning) during tuning and will help keep the knot tight.

-	[* black] Turn the tuning knob in a ~~*~~clock-wise motion~~*~~ to tighten the string until the string makes a clear sound when plucked.
-	[* icon_note] As you tighten the string, make sure to ~~*~~hold the string tight~~*~~ with your free hand until the string stays tight on its own. This will keep the knot from loosening.
-	[* black] ~~Make~~ sure that the string passes over the loose end from the knot *at least once*. This will prevent "slipping" (detuning) during tuning and will help keep the knot tight.
+	[* black] Turn the tuning knob in a clock-wise motion to tighten the string until the string makes a clear sound when plucked.
+	[* icon_note] As you tighten the string, make sure to hold the string tight with your free hand until the string stays tight on its own. This will keep the knot from loosening.
+	[* black] As the string winds around the tuning peg, make sure that the string passes over the loose end from the knot *at least once*. This will prevent "slipping" (detuning) during tuning and will help keep the knot tight.