While going over the README.txt, I noticed a few minor spelling errors. And after having recently been reproached by Jenkins/PHPCS for improper use of "e.g." on a different project (it should be "e.g.," apparently), I noticed a few of those too.

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#5 metatag-n2173271-5.patch4.13 KBdamienmckenna
#1 metatag-spelling-2173271-1.patch4.01 KBdeetergp

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new metatag-spelling-2173271-1.patch4.01 KB
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deetergp commented

metatag-spelling-2173271-1.patch addresses the issues I found in the README.txt file.

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damienmckenna
Location TN, USA
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I grew up in Ireland and we didn't use commas after "i.e." and "e.g.", that usage is an American thing, per Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E.g.#cite_note-6

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deekayen commented

You, Dave Reid, Dries, drupal.org, and the Drupal Association are all in the USA - I think that's probably a good reason to follow the "American thing."

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damienmckenna
Location TN, USA
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Title: Spelling and (Nitpicky) Grammar Issues in README.txt » Spelling and (nitpicky) grammar issues in README.txt
Status: Active » Needs review
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new metatag-n2173271-5.patch4.13 KB

Not disputing it, just noting it as I didn't realize there was a difference on the syntax between the different countries.

Here's a patch that wraps one of the lines at 80 chars.

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damienmckenna
Location TN, USA
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Status: Needs review » Fixed

Committed. Thanks!

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.