In the FAQ section under "I found a typo!".
I think "stumble upon an issue", instead "stumble on an issue", is a nicer way of wording that sentence.
In the FAQ section under "I have a question rather than an issue?".
"A: Then ask you peers instead, this just for actual issues that can be seen on either the PDFs or Evaluation sheets."
"you" and "just", should probably be "your" and "is".
Expectation
"A: Then ask your peers instead, this is for actual issues, that can be seen on either the PDFs or Evaluation sheets."
Additional context
You could probably, also add a few commas in the description of the repo, to make it more readable.
W2Wizard
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2 years ago
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What is the issue
In the FAQ section under "I found a typo!". I think "stumble upon an issue", instead "stumble on an issue", is a nicer way of wording that sentence.
In the FAQ section under "I have a question rather than an issue?". "A: Then ask you peers instead, this just for actual issues that can be seen on either the PDFs or Evaluation sheets."
"you" and "just", should probably be "your" and "is".
Expectation "A: Then ask your peers instead, this is for actual issues, that can be seen on either the PDFs or Evaluation sheets."
Additional context
You could probably, also add a few commas in the description of the repo, to make it more readable.