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Whenever you have a numeric range, you want what's called an "en dash" (–, U+2013). Ala LaTeX, this is done in pandoc via two hyphens without whitespace. I'm using these wherever appropriate. Whenever you have a break in thought, you want an em dash (—, U+2014). Ala LaTeX, this is done via three hyphens, yadda yadda. I think I've managed to avoid most stylistic edits.
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Update file name to reflect new capitalization.
This reverts commit 6334686.
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Whenever you have a numeric range, you want what's called an "en dash" (–, U+2013). Ala LaTeX, this is done in pandoc via two hyphens without whitespace. I'm using these wherever appropriate.
Whenever you have a break in thought, you want an em dash (—, U+2014). Ala LaTeX, this is done via three hyphens, yadda yadda.
I think I've managed to avoid most stylistic edits.
One major grammatical blunder: you needed "users'", not "user's", for the possessive plural.