Fix unspecified direct object in README #454
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454: Fix unspecified direct object in README r=Dylan-DPC a=cedric-h
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**I'm submitting a grammar fix for the README**
# Description
Previously, the README contained "They are particularly useful in distributed systems, *though can be used*..."
To a native speaker, this sounds a little strange, whereas "They are particularly useful in distributed systems, though **they** can be used..." is clearer and more grammatically correct.
# Motivation
I'd like to make the README easier to understand
# Tests
I read it out loud and it sounded better and made more sense.
# Related Issue(s)
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Co-authored-by: Cedric Hutchings <[email protected]>
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454: Fix unspecified direct object in README r=kinggoesgaming a=cedric-h
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**I'm submitting a grammar fix for the README**
# Description
Previously, the README contained "They are particularly useful in distributed systems, *though can be used*..."
To a native speaker, this sounds a little strange, whereas "They are particularly useful in distributed systems, though **they** can be used..." is clearer and more grammatically correct.
# Motivation
I'd like to make the README easier to understand
# Tests
I read it out loud and it sounded better and made more sense.
# Related Issue(s)
N/A
Co-authored-by: Cedric Hutchings <[email protected]>
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**I'm submitting a grammar fix for the README**
# Description
Previously, the README contained "They are particularly useful in distributed systems, *though can be used*..."
To a native speaker, this sounds a little strange, whereas "They are particularly useful in distributed systems, though **they** can be used..." is clearer and more grammatically correct.
# Motivation
I'd like to make the README easier to understand
# Tests
I read it out loud and it sounded better and made more sense.
# Related Issue(s)
N/A
Co-authored-by: Cedric Hutchings <[email protected]>
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I'm submitting a grammar fix for the README
Description
Previously, the README contained "They are particularly useful in distributed systems, though can be used..."
To a native speaker, this sounds a little strange, whereas "They are particularly useful in distributed systems, though they can be used..." is clearer and more grammatically correct.
Motivation
I'd like to make the README easier to understand
Tests
I read it out loud and it sounded better and made more sense.
Related Issue(s)
N/A