Remove phrase "in order" #6119
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"In order" is usually unnecessary. The same meaning can be conveyed by removing the phrase in this case.
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ping @wouterj |
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I like this! The repetition of some constructions in the docs is really annoying some times (e.g. |
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👍 Yes, it annoys me too. I wanted to start updating at least some of the sections where phrases like the ones you mentioned aren't necessary to convey the meaning. |
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👍 (I'm not a native though, so I leave merging up to other team members) |
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Thank you @micheal. |
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This PR was submitted for the 3.0 branch but it was merged into the 2.3 branch instead (closes #6119). Discussion ---------- Remove phrase "in order" "In order" is usually unnecessary. The same meaning can be conveyed by removing the phrase in this case. Commits ------- ca7c08c Remove phrase "in order"
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"In order" is usually unnecessary. The same meaning can be conveyed by removing the phrase in this case.