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Present-tense tends to be shorter (e.g. “add” vs. “added”). Past-tense phrases add characters that eat up space in a one-liner that might be used for other inf
by makecheck 7y ago
Present-tense tends to be shorter (e.g. “add” vs. “added”). Past-tense phrases add characters that eat up space in a one-liner that might be used for other info.