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 ## Example 4 - Owners based on matchers
 
 Often the ownership comes from the developer's skills and competencies and
-cannot be purely defined by the project's directory structure.
+cannot be defined solely by the project's directory structure.
 For instance, all the files ending with .sql should be owned and signed-off by
 the DBA while all the ones ending with .css by approved by the UX Team.
 
@@ -235,6 +235,19 @@
 (Mister Dba) and the .css files (either John Creative or Matt Designer) have
 provided their Code-Review +2 feedback.
 
+The `add_match_owner_approval` predicate would also honour the OWNERS file
+without matchers, giving, therefore, the possibility of having different ownership
+criteria for different subdirectories. Example: /foo-dir/OWNERS can define a
+directory-based ownership while /bar-dir/OWNERS can rely on matching rules.
+
+__PERFORMANCE NOTE: The predicate `add_match_owner_approval` looks,
+at first sight, more powerful and versatile. However, it may generate a significant
+number of reductions and therefore, impact the Gerrit server performance.
+When used with changes with a high number of files involved, it may even crash
+the Gerrit default `rules.reductionLimit`.
+When not using any matcher in the OWNERS file, prefer the `add_owner_approval`,
+which generates a minimal number of reductions.__
+
 ## Example 5 - Owners details on a per-file basis
 
 When using the owners with a series of matchers associated to different set of