Closed augiedb closed 10 years ago
Yes, the meaning is correct. :) And we really want to emphasise that it is doing two things, so we can keep both in the sense or use and in italics (as you did above). Thanks for all the reviewing!
And it looks like someone else already took care of this, so I'll close the issue. Thanks for the explanation!
This paragraph:
That first sentence before the comma is missing something or is unclear, but I'm not sure what. Maybe something like this:
Even in that sentence, the word "both" might be considered redundant, but I think it helps as you read along. Am I interpreting the meaning correctly?