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Documentation: "it's" is used incorrectly several times #552

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trent-s opened this issue Aug 13, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #553
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Documentation: "it's" is used incorrectly several times #552

trent-s opened this issue Aug 13, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #553
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trent-s commented Aug 13, 2024

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Overview of Change

I know this is a fairly minor issue, but there are three places in the documentation where "it's" is used incorrectly, and should be replaced with "its". (I only notice this because I often catch myself making the same mistake.)

I will submit a PR shortly to resolve this issue. The three proposed changes are as follows:

File: README.md
Original: The Carbon Aware SDK at it's core sits firmly in the Tooling pillar,
Proposed: The Carbon Aware SDK at its core sits firmly in the Tooling pillar,

File: casdk-docs/docs/architecture/data-sources.md
Original: within it's implementation.
Proposed: within its implementation.

File: casdk-docs/docs/architecture/data-sources.md
Original: under it's purview
Proposed: under its purview

Thank you for your ongoing efforts and consideration of this change.

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