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There was an inconsistent use of "PR" and "pull request" throughout the document. I believe that I read an article from GitHub that they suggested the use of "pull request" instead of "PR" for the purposes of clarity.
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I have some additional - slightly more drastic - changes to submit too. Some are simply formatting changes to the markdown (mostly all consistency related) and other wording changes that I didn't want to include in one big PR. Ill submit that soon. |
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There was an inconsistent use of "PR" and "pull request" throughout the
document. I believe that I read an article from GitHub that they suggested
the use of "pull request" instead of "PR" for the purposes of clarity.