Original sentence: Here follows each Sahaba, with a short list of events that Shias feel is relevant for establishing a view, ranked accordingly to their general perceived status.However there is a general consensus on their aproximate rank of each Sahaba, in the same way that most people would think very bad of Adolf Hitler and Ted Bundy and very good of Mahatma Ghandi and Jesus.It would be imposible to establiesh a similar list for all the people in the world, since most people have very diffrent frame of preference, However, it is much easyer to do so if the targeted group have a similar frame of preference.Most Shias have the same frame of preference regarding the relevant issues, since Shias have few sects and that most disagreements between the sects start after Husayns era.Shias look at each Sahaba as an individual, preferring some above others.There is no standardized guideline of status according to the Shia school of thought, it can not be established a Shia consensus regarding a detailed list based on rank.This causes them to have an expected view on each Sahaba after havig understood what relevant actions, in the Shia point of view, the specific Sahaba have accomplished during his/her life.This, and all sects being minority to the twelvers, explains why all Shia have a very similar frame of preference regarding the Sahaba
Edited sentence: Here is a list of their approximate status in the general shia view, each name follows with a short list of events that may indicate the motivations of the Shia.Note that this list i not following any standardaized guidline, since there exist non such, but should be used as a meer guidline to what the general educated Shia might be expected to view.Shias look at each sahaba as an individual, prefering some above others