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Update for active voice, clarity and grammar #457

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Compiler configuration section not included because of open PR #453

Compiler configuration section not included because of open PR ARMmbed#453
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@AnotherButler could you please confirm when you're ready with the changes/fixes?

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Looking really good! One section just needs one little update to be technically correct, please see below.

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$ git remote set-url --push origin https://github.com/screamerbg/repo-fork
```

Each time you `git` commit and push, or use `mbed publish`, the new revisions will be pushed against your fork. You can fetch from the original repository using `mbed update` or `git pull`. If you explicitly want to fetch or pull from your fork, then you can use `git pull https://github.com/screamerbg/repo-fork [branch]`.
Each of `git commit`, `git push` and `mbed publish` push the new revisions to your fork. You can fetch from the original repository using `mbed update` or `git pull`. If you explicitly want to fetch or pull from your fork, then you can use `git pull https://github.com/screamerbg/repo-fork [branch]`.
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This isn't quite right. git commit and git push are the equivalent of mbed publish. So they can't be flattened to a list. The two git commands must remain paired.

So perhaps

Both git commit & git push and mbed publish push the new revisions...

The & is valid command syntax, I'm not using it as an English shortcut :)


To update your program to another upstream version, go to the root folder of the program and run:
To update your program to another upstream version, go to the root folder of the program, and run:
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Oxford comma? Or is this a corner case 😄 (I am actually curious though!)

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Haha, no. When a coordinating conjunction joins two independent clauses, you must add a comma before the conjunction.

Make suggested edit about git commit and git push.
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@screamerbg and @bridadan I think this is ready now. Please confirm.

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LGTM

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Thanks @AnotherButler

@screamerbg screamerbg merged commit 3c635a4 into ARMmbed:master Mar 23, 2017
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