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@bebraw Why are we having this kind of useless commits where someone changes comma to semicolon? I don't even think there's a grammatical reason to do so.
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It was a tiny commit, yeah. I just merge and forget small ones before moving onto next problem.
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Checked this guy's profile and couldn't find a single functionally meaningful commit, but only huge number of commits similar to the above one, to numerous popular open source projects. Not that fixing typos is bad, but somehow I get the feeling that someone is either pathological grammar n-zi, or trying to get a job by seeming like active open source contributor without actually contributing anything meaningful. :D
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Could be, yeah.