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Punctuation fixes #148

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Expand Up @@ -35,9 +35,9 @@ them, are:
at the top of the new issue / PR page instead of that link. Maintainers can
choose to inline content there and / or link to other pages as appropriate.

Hopefully none of these are a surprise to you as we’ve told you them before.
Hopefully, none of these are a surprise to you, as we’ve told you them before.
We’ve waited years now for progress on any of them. If GitHub were open source
itself, we would be implementing these things ourselves as a community—we’re
itself, we would be implementing these things ourselves as a community — we’re
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This is not valid. See:
https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/grammar/dash-and-em-dash
https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/214585/space-before-after-emdash-or-not

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@resurtm to be fair, there is no way communty-we're is correct either

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Hyphens? Try a semicolon. They were not invented for C syntax. Hyphens are emotively used, but even non-liberal arts majors can learn to use semicolons. 😄

very good at that!

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