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fix misc. typos #185
fix misc. typos #185
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I'm partial to the Oxford comma. Regardless, I think we should choose one and make that the law of the land.
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I'm partial to the Oxford comma.
Same
I think we should choose one and make that the law of the land.
Big same
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I feel very strongly about this as well.
- Yes Oxford comma (and honestly the counter-arguments are not compelling at all)
- Yes to consistency
I found these while doing an onboarding audit:
https://www.notion.so/replayio/Miriam-next-js-onboarding-685cff62f032467bab8f1d6085a33544?showMoveTo=true&saveParent=true