Christian Perrier wrote:
> Would "it is recommended that all files..." be more suitable?

Aside from its use of the passive voice..

Is there something wrong with "It's best for all files.." ?

(Maybe that's still technically in the passive voice, but it feels less
detached from the action to me.)

> > I am fond of my nice simple "store /etc in git", and I don't feel that
> > it's a sentence fragement of the sort that it makes sense to reword.
> > My description is not saying "[implicit package name here] storeS /etc 
> > in git". It's saying that if you want to store /etc in git, you've found
> > the right package to do that.
> 
> OK. I'm not entirely convinced but you have the last call on it as it
> seems obvious that you took care to word it the way you feel it should
> be.

That, or I'm good at writing rationalisations. ;-)

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