Updating readme to reflect large grammer updates (mdn#7824)

* rel notes * updating readme with grammar note * removing lines * lint Co-authored-by: Ruth John <[email protected]>
dwgrth · Aug 16, 2021 · 224b15b · 224b15b
1 parent 318bcf1
commit 224b15b
Showing 1 changed file with 13 additions and 8 deletions.
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -360,15 +360,20 @@ for each logical set of changes that belong together.
 improvement, or formatting/structural change), please describe why you're
 making the change and anything else we need to know about it.
    - If the pull request is simple (it is really clear what has been
-     changed and why, and the change is obviously a good thing), you can do
-     this in your pull request's description.
+   changed and why, and the change is obviously a good thing), you can do
+   this in your pull request's description.
    - If the pull request is complex (the changes and the reasoning behind
-     them need a bit more explanation), then the requestor should file an
-     issue describing the intended change first, and seek discussion/approval
-     as needed. When the time is right to submit the PR, they should
-     reference the issue (or an existing issue that describes the motivation
-     for the change) in the PR. You can reference an existing issue
-     using `#` followed by the issue's ID, for example `#1234`.
+   them need a bit more explanation), then the requestor should file an
+   issue describing the intended change first, and seek discussion/approval
+   as needed. When the time is right to submit the PR, they should
+   reference the issue (or an existing issue that describes the motivation
+   for the change) in the PR. You can reference an existing issue
+   using `#` followed by the issue's ID, for example `#1234`.
+   - Pull requests should not contain large amounts of grammar updates.
+   Seemingly insignificant changes can change the meaning of technical
+   content, so these need a careful review. Keep in mind that MDN contains
+   technical documentation; you should not report merely basic improvements
+   in the grammar but only cases where the grammar is incorrect.
 
 1. Do not re-open a pull request that a reviewer has closed.