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Just because the author of this piece seems to be looking at this post, some minor nitpicks regarding spelling/phrasing: > GCS has native JSON API which more p
by contravariant 3y ago
Just because the author of this piece seems to be looking at this post, some minor nitpicks regarding spelling/phrasing:
> GCS has native JSON API which more powerful
Missing a verb.
> OpenDAL needs to implement features in zero cost way which means:
"in a zero cost way" is probably better.
> What OpenDAL does?
What does OpenDAL do?
> Free to zero cost
This is a tricky one, right now it sounds a bit weird because you're turning 'to zero cost' into a verb, suggesting users would have to 'zero cost' things themselves. The problem is that 'free' and 'at zero cost' mean the same thing, so it's hard to use both in the same phrase. Free of cost could work.
- xuanwo 3y agoThanks a lot! I will fix those spelling issues ASAP.
- xuanwo 3y agoAddressed in https://github.com/apache/incubator-opendal/pull/3805 https://github.com/apache/incubator-opendal/pull/3805
- verdverm 3y agoDid you notice the "edit this page" link at the bottom? I always put those buttons on my sites and get a lot of these minor edits like this on GitHub. I'm curious in the user research sense
- contravariant 3y agoI hadn't noticed it actually, though it's also a bit inconvenient for me to write a git commit at the moment. Hope this helps.
- verdverm 3y agoYea, very normal response to dropping someone into an edit page on GitHub. That option works really well for typos I put three links on my site pages 1. edit page 2. Open issue for page (autofill some details like page name in the subject) 3. Open issue for project Sounds like you put my 2 here
- elif 3y agoFree and zero cost do not mean the same thing in software
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