Update list permissions level for run-only flow users

Also updating SharePoint list to say Microsoft list

Author: Steven-Jia

docs/business-apps/power-automate/guidance/manage-list-flows.md

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-title: Manage owners and users in your SharePoint list flows with Power Automate
+title: Manage owners and users in your Microsoft list flows with Power Automate
 ms.date: 05/19/2020
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   - Flow
 search.appverid: met150
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-# Manage owners and users in your SharePoint list flows with Power Automate
+# Manage owners and users in your Microsoft list flows with Power Automate
 
 Flows in Power Automate let you share your flows with others as owners or run-only users. Owners can modify flows, whereas run-only users can run or execute flows. Users' ability to run flows depends entirely on the trigger, specifically:
 
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 ![Add owners to flow](../../../images/add-owners-flow.png)
 
-You can also add the SharePoint list as owners. This means that users who have edit permissions on that list automatically get owner access to the flow. This is a simple way to manage list flows as it helps you to easily share it with your team.
+You can also add the Microsoft list as owners. This means that users who have edit permissions on that list automatically get owner access to the flow. This is a simple way to manage list flows as it helps you to easily share it with your team.
 
 Select the **SharePoint** tab, select the **Site** from the dropdown, and then select the **list** from the dropdown. The site and list values depend on the trigger and actions you use in your flow. The appropriate sites and lists appear and are available for selection.
 
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 ![Manage run-only users card dropdown](../../../images/manage-run-only-users-card.png)
 
-Here, you can manage the run-only users or assign the users of the SharePoint list as run-only users. This means users who have read permissions to that list can run flows.
+Here, you can manage the run-only users or assign the users of the Microsoft list as run-only users. In order to run flows, users must have the Edit Permissions on the list. Learn more about [list permissions and permission levels](https://docs.microsoft.com/sharepoint/understanding-permission-levels#list-permissions-and-permission-levels).
 
 ![Manage run-only permissions](../../../images/manage-run-only-permissions.png)