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Please limit usage of rare English words which makes spec hard to understand for non-native speakers. For example word "unbeknownst" in the section 2.1.1 Resources.
It's probably best if you gave specific examples, possibly filing more bugs as you find more specific examples. Most native speakers aren't used to writing for non-native speakers, and aren't necessarily going to guess which words are going to be viewed as hard.
(In reply to comment #1) > It's probably best if you gave specific examples, possibly filing more bugs as > you find more specific examples. Most native speakers aren't used to writing > for non-native speakers, and aren't necessarily going to guess which words are > going to be viewed as hard. Indeed, if I will found more "rare" words I will add them here.
mass-move component to LC1
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