improve grammar #28
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improve grammar #28
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This library is auto-generated by the Appwrite SDK Generator, and does not accept pull requests directly. To learn more about how you can help us improve this SDK, please check the contributing guide. |
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The contributing guide says nothing (that I could find) about updates to the documentation specific to a particular SDK. |
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I noticed several points at which the text of the README diverged from conventional English grammar. Since your team does an enormous amount of work to make AppWrite free for me and others, I thought I could contribute a small amount of work to make the documentation easier to understand.
I recognize that you don't normally accept pull requests here, but there was nothing in the contribution guide about updating the individual gem documentation (as far as I could find!).