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Fixes spellings and some sentence structures.#42

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@ch4nd4n ch4nd4n commented Nov 13, 2023

Note that grey/gray is a US/UK thing. You may want to ignore that.

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Hey, thanks for taking the time! See comments, I'm fine with the rest.


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The new GitHub commenting UI, unfocused.
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The original was correct here: it is depicting the new UI, when it is unfocused.


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The new GitHub commenting UI, focused. Am I the only one that expected the focus outline to also follow the irregular shape?
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See above

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While definitely more cluttered, its main UI elements were much more recognizable:
there is a text field, indicated by the rounded rectangle, and tabs, indicated by the light gray border around the active tab.
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As you pointed out, gray is perfectly valid US English.

Heck, there’s nothing even indicating whether a symbol produces sound or not!
Demanding a lot of [knowledge in the head](https://medium.com/@matthewraychiang/doet-knowledge-in-the-head-and-in-the-world-64f901627eb3)
is not a problem in itself; it’s a common tradeoff when efficiency is higher priority than learnability.
is not a problem in itself; it’s a common tradeoff when efficiency is a higher priority than learnability.
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Both seem correct to me?

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