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Disallow single letter type variables for rule 2.6, change array flatten to joined #16

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* **2.6** For generics and associated types, use either a single capital letter or a `PascalCase` word that describes the generic. If this word clashes with a protocol that it conforms to or a superclass that it subclasses, you can append a `Type` suffix to the associated type or generic name.
* **2.6** For generics and associated types, use either a `PascalCase` word that describes the generic. If this word clashes with a protocol that it conforms to or a superclass that it subclasses, you can append a `Type` suffix to the associated type or generic name.

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You need to delete the word "either"

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Oh yeah, thanks for catching that.

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Please update the last updated date in the intro.

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I've updated the date, as well as addressing #13.

@rkgibson2 rkgibson2 changed the title Disallow single letter type variables for rule 2.6 Disallow single letter type variables for rule 2.6, change array flatten to joined Sep 26, 2017
@cezarywojcik cezarywojcik merged commit 7bc410c into linkedin:master Sep 26, 2017
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