Re: [w3c/permissions] Editorial: add an introduction (PR #381)

@marcoscaceres commented on this pull request.



> +        In this sense, a permission represents the current state of user consent for certain types
+        of features, and particularly "powerful features". Ultimately users retain control of these
+        permissions (although the user agent may make decisions to reduce the impact of having
+        granted a permission, e.g. by reducing Notification abuse, or automatically expiring
+        granted permissions if a user doesn't visit a website for some time), and have the ability
+        to limit or revoke permissions through user preferences.

```suggestion
        In this sense, a permission represents the current state of user consent for certain types
        of features, and particularly "powerful features". Ultimately the user retains control of these
        permissions and have the ability to manually grant or deny permissions through user preferences. 
        Further, user agents assist users in managing permissions by, for example, hiding and automatically
        denying certain permission prompts that would otherwise be a nuisance, and automatically expiring
        granted permissions if a user doesn't visit a website for some time.
```

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