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Fix grammar mistake in README.md #215

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"Merging is blocked"

@khcrysalis khcrysalis merged commit 98f28dc into khcrysalis:main Dec 4, 2024
@avifcollective avifcollective deleted the patch-1 branch December 4, 2024 07:09
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RayJW commented Dec 4, 2024

I'm sorry to be that guy, but that's not even a fix. “An” is correct in this case, as HTTPS is an acronym starting with a vowel sound, e.g. an MRI [em-arr-eye]. So to actually use proper grammar, this should be reverted. Feel free to check whatever trusted source you have to double-check this.

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yep this was correct as it was

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What's most funny about this is that the british pronunciation of HTTPS makes "a" more appropriate, there was a whole argument elsewhere where this all started and there was a mix between the two

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I personally don't really care to revert it, it's just the context behind it is kinda funny

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I'd like a word with whoever misprounounced [eytsch] kek

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haych

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(as the british people call it)

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I'd like a word with whoever misprounounced [eytsch] kek

Wsg man, you got a problem with it?? 👹👹🧨🧨🔥🔥

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