Additional UI actions and possesive form usage examples

Author: jorge-campo

docs/style-guide/style-conventions.md

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 | Swipe element | Use *swipe* [left or right] for desktop, web, and mobile. |
 | Long press | Use *long press* for mobile interactions when required. |
 | Right click | Use *right click* for desktop and web interactions when required. |
+| Start session | Use *log in* (verb) or *login* (noun) for desktop, web, and mobile. |
+| End session | Use *log out* (verb) or *logout* (noun) for desktop, web, and mobile. |
 
 ## Admonitions
 
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     | **Correct** | Verify the contact's ENS name on the Status details screen.  |
     | Incorrect   | Verify the contact's ENS name on the Status' details screen. |
+    | **Correct** | Your profile information stays in your browser cache.        |
+    | Incorrect   | Your profile information stays in your browser's cache.      |
 
 ## Contractions