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Style: one sentence per line in READMEs #113
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Having long sentences in READMEs makes them harder to change, and also makes processing the diffs harder (among other disadvantages). This commit implements the one-sentence-per-line principle, by placing different sentences in separate lines in the README.
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Having long sentences in READMEs makes them harder to change, and also makes processing the diffs harder (among other disadvantages). This commit implements the one-sentence-per-line principle, by placing different sentences in separate lines in the README.
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Having long sentences in READMEs makes them harder to change, and also makes processing the diffs harder (among other disadvantages). This commit implements the one-sentence-per-line principle, by placing different sentences in separate lines in the README.
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Having long sentences in READMEs makes them harder to change, and also makes processing the diffs harder (among other disadvantages). This commit implements the one-sentence-per-line principle, by placing different sentences in separate lines in the README.
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Having long sentences in READMEs makes them harder to change, and also makes processing the diffs harder (among other disadvantages). This commit implements the one-sentence-per-line principle, by placing different sentences in separate lines in the README.
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Having long sentences in READMEs makes them harder to change, and also makes processing the diffs harder (among other disadvantages). This commit implements the one-sentence-per-line principle, by placing different sentences in separate lines in the README.
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Having long sentences in READMEs makes them harder to change, and also makes processing the diffs harder (among other disadvantages). This commit implements the one-sentence-per-line principle, by placing different sentences in separate lines in the README.
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Having long sentences in READMEs makes them harder to change, and also makes processing the diffs harder (among other disadvantages). This commit implements the one-sentence-per-line principle, by placing different sentences in separate lines in the README.
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Having long sentences in READMEs makes them harder to change, and also makes processing the diffs harder (among other disadvantages). This commit implements the one-sentence-per-line principle, by placing different sentences in separate lines in the README.
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Having long sentences in READMEs makes them harder to change, and also makes processing the diffs harder (among other disadvantages). This commit implements the one-sentence-per-line principle, by placing different sentences in separate lines in the README.
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Having long sentences in READMEs makes them harder to change, and also makes processing the diffs harder (among other disadvantages). Our READMEs should only list a sentence per line (see the one sentence per line principle).
Originally reported by @sea-bass.
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