Update README.md #6109
Update README.md #6109
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| * If there already is an open issue you could comment on it to add precisions about the problem or confirm it | ||
| * In case there isn't, you can open a new issue with an explicit title and as much information as possible (OS, Clementine version, how to reproduce the problem...) | ||
| * If there is already an open issue you could comment on it to add precisions about the problem or confirm on it | ||
| * In case there isn't, you can open a new issue with an explicit title with as much information as possible (OS, Clementine version, how to reproduce the problem...) |
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Are you sure that
with an explicit title with as much information as possible
is better than
with an explicit title and as much information as possible
? It changes meaning and advises to put all possible information in the title, it is rarely possible
Also, why "confirm on it" is better than "confirm it"?
Disclaimer: not a native speaker.
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Definitely agreeing that the title doesn't have to contain as much information as possible (it really shouldn't), and "with" clearly associates the clause with "title" not with "issue".
"Confirm on it" would basically mean "signing a document, confirming that what is stated in the document is true". That's not what was intended here.
That leaves us with the "already is" vs "is already" change… not a strong preference for either.
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update please @JeffChuaZiLe |
| * If there already is an open issue you could comment on it to add precisions about the problem or confirm it | ||
| * In case there isn't, you can open a new issue with an explicit title and as much information as possible (OS, Clementine version, how to reproduce the problem...) | ||
| * If there is already an open issue you could comment on it to add precisions about the problem or confirm on it | ||
| * In case there isn't, you can open a new issue with an explicit title with as much information as possible (OS, Clementine version, how to reproduce the problem...) |
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Definitely agreeing that the title doesn't have to contain as much information as possible (it really shouldn't), and "with" clearly associates the clause with "title" not with "issue".
"Confirm on it" would basically mean "signing a document, confirming that what is stated in the document is true". That's not what was intended here.
That leaves us with the "already is" vs "is already" change… not a strong preference for either.
Correct grammar errors for README.md.