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Editorial fixes to Extensibility section #291

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@anssiko anssiko commented Sep 27, 2017

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lgtm, small nit for text unrelated to this PR.


<dfn lt="extension specification">Extension specifications</dfn> are encouraged to focus on a
Such <dfn lt="extension specification">extension specifications</dfn> are encouraged to focus on a
single [=sensor type=], exposing both [=high-level|high=] and [=low-level|low=] level

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Just noticed:

single [=sensor type=], exposing both [=high-level|high=] and [=low-level|low=] level as appropriate.

Should and be replaced with or? Now, it sounds like extension for single type should expose both, high and low.

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I think ”as appropriate” makes this ”and/or” in practice. Would keep as is.

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anssiko commented Sep 27, 2017

Thanks for the review!

@anssiko anssiko merged commit eb89a4c into master Sep 27, 2017
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