Tweak submitGit entry to be more reassuring#75
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I found the phrase "It's now safe to use" a little alarming :-) so I tweaked the text, and also provided a link to the GitHub issues for feedback.
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tfnico commented Jun 1, 2015
@gitster If you're OK with it, I'll merge. |
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chriscool commented Jun 1, 2015
chriscool added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 1, 2015
Tweak submitGit entry to be more reassuring
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tfnico commented Jun 1, 2015
It's better to ask for forgiveness than for permission. Sometimes, at least :) |
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gitster commented Jun 2, 2015
Sure. I'm merely one of the contributors here. No need to ask forgiveness. |
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I found the phrase "It's now safe to use" a little alarming :-) so I tweaked the text, and also provided a link to the GitHub issues for feedback.
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