Corrected some typos #260
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In the Contributors section, '@mumuki' and '@10Pines' links redirect to 404 pages. In the Predicates section: > Notice: like in Mulang means that it contains that case-insensitive substring I think this could be better explained by emphasizing the use *~* like in the second example [here](https://mumuki.github.io/mulang/edlspec/#predicates)
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@marcorichetta Thanks! Any further contributions will be appreciated 😄 |
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By the way, I only commented the 404 links and the Predicates explanation because I wasn't sure about how to change it, but I'm willing to do it if I can. And thank you for the incredible job. PD: Do you know when will your Nerdearla talk be released? |
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Hi @marcorichetta! Thanks for that comment! We were told that this month should be released. |
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In the Contributors section, mumuki and 10pines links redirect to 404 pages.
In the Predicates section:
I think this could be better explained by emphasizing the use of ~ like in the second example here