Update README.md #495
Update README.md #495
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Proposed in response to #494
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| | Plural module | cldr/supplemental/plurals.json (for cardinals)<br>cldr/supplemental/ordinals.json (for ordinals) | | |||
| | Relative time module | cldr/main/`locale`/dateFields.json<br>+CLDR JSON files from number and plural modules | | |||
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| As alternative to deducing this yourself you could try using a tool called [Globalize · So What'cha Want](http://johnnyreilly.github.io/globalize-so-what-cha-want/). This allows you to select the modules you're interested in using and tell you the Globalize files *and* CLDR JSON that you need. | |||
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This tool allows you ... and tell_s_ you ...
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Also note a minor detail: double space.
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👍 to @sompylasar and @rxaviers comments.
Also:
- Change "As alternative" to "As an alternative"
- Comma after "yourself"
- Change "you could try using" to "you could use"
So the first sentence would look like this:
As an alternative to deducing this yourself, you could use a tool called Globalize · So What'cha Want.
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Thanks @kswedberg.
I'm also wondering if we can simplify the sentence... Something like this:
As an alternative to deducing the CLDR requirements yourself, use this [online tool][]. The tool allows you ... and tells you ...
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/cc content team, @kswedberg, @arthurvr, @agcolom. |
Changes based on feedback from team.
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Thanks for the feedback folks - the changes have been made. |
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👍 thanks for your contrib. |
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My pleasure! |
Proposed in response to #494