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Author: apiraino

src/how-to-start-contributing.md

@@ -30,27 +30,27 @@ expert time", but we do not feel that way. Contributors are important to us.
 ## How to start contributing?
 
 The Rust project is quite large and it can be difficult to know which parts of the project need
-help, or are a good starting place for beginners. Here is a (non-exhaustive) list of 
+help, or are a good starting place for beginners. Here is a (non-exhaustive) list of
 `rust-lang` projects that could serve as starting places for you to contribute. Some of them
 have contributor guides and issues that are marked as needing help or being good first issues.
 
 | Project                            | Contribution guide                              | Good first issues                     | Description                             |
 |------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------|
 | [Compiler][rustc-repo]             | [rustc-dev-guide][rustc-guide]                  | [Good first issues][rustc-issues]     | Rust compiler and associated tooling    |
 | [Standard library][std-repo]       | [std-dev-guide][std-guide]                      |                                       | Rust standard library                   |
-| [Rustdoc][rustdoc-repo]            | [Rustdoc overview][rustdoc-guide]               |                                       | Rust documentation generator            | 
-| [Cargo][cargo-repo]                | [Cargo Contributor Guide][cargo-guide]          | [Good first issues][cargo-issues]     | Rust package manager and build system   | 
+| [Rustdoc][rustdoc-repo]            | [Rustdoc overview][rustdoc-guide]               |                                       | Rust documentation generator            |
+| [Cargo][cargo-repo]                | [Cargo Contributor Guide][cargo-guide]          | [Good first issues][cargo-issues]     | Rust package manager and build system   |
 | [Clippy][clippy-repo]              | [Clippy Contributor Guide][clippy-guide]        | [Good first issues][clippy-issues]    | Rust linter                             |
 | [Rustfmt][rustfmt-repo]            | [Rustfmt Contributing Guide][rustfmt-guide]     | [Good first issues][rustfmt-issues]   | Rust formatter                          |
 | [Rust analyzer][analyzer-repo]     | [Contributing Quick Start][analyzer-guide]      | [Good first issues][analyzer-issues]  | Rust compiler frontend and LSP for IDEs |
 | [Miri][miri-repo]                  | [Miri Contribution Guide][miri-guide]           | [Good first issues][miri-issues]      | Rust interpreter and UB detector        |
 | [Rustup][rustup-repo]              | [Rustup Developer Guide][rustup-guide]          | [Help wanted][rustup-issues]          | Rust toolchain installer                |
-| [crates.io][crates-io-repo]        | [crates.io Contribution guide][crates-io-guide] | [Issue tracker][crates-io-issues]     | Rust package registry                   | 
-| [Bors][bors-repo]                  | [bors Development guide][bors-guide]            | [Help wanted][bors-issues]            | Rust CI merge bot                       | 
-| [rustc-perf][rustc-perf-repo]      |                                                 | [Help wanted][rustc-perf-issues]      | Rust compiler benchmark suite           | 
-| [Triagebot][triagebot-repo]        |                                                 | [Good first issues][triagebot-issues] | Rust automation bot                     | 
-| [Rust playground][playground-repo] |                                                 | [Help wanted][playground-issues]      | Rust online playground                  | 
-| [Rustlings][rustlings-repo]        | [Rustlings Contribution Guide][rustlings-guide] | [Issue tracker][rustlings-issues]     | Rust exercises                          | 
+| [crates.io][crates-io-repo]        | [crates.io Contribution guide][crates-io-guide] | [Issue tracker][crates-io-issues]     | Rust package registry                   |
+| [Bors][bors-repo]                  | [bors Development guide][bors-guide]            | [Help wanted][bors-issues]            | Rust CI merge bot                       |
+| [rustc-perf][rustc-perf-repo]      |                                                 | [Help wanted][rustc-perf-issues]      | Rust compiler benchmark suite           |
+| [Triagebot][triagebot-repo]        |                                                 | [Good first issues][triagebot-issues] | Rust automation bot                     |
+| [Rust playground][playground-repo] |                                                 | [Help wanted][playground-issues]      | Rust online playground                  |
+| [Rustlings][rustlings-repo]        | [Rustlings Contribution Guide][rustlings-guide] | [Issue tracker][rustlings-issues]     | Rust exercises                          |
 | [MdBook][mdbook-repo]              | [MdBook Contribution Guide][mdbook-guide]       | [Good first issues][mdbook-issues]    | Book generator written in Rust          |
 
 [rustc-repo]: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust
@@ -116,8 +116,9 @@ There are various ways in which you can contribute to Rust projects:
   page, elsewhere in the Forge or in some other Rust (user-facing) documentation? Great, then send
   a pull request and you'll become a contributor! :)
 
-  Please notice that at this time **we don't accept typography/spellcheck fixes to internal documentation or in our
-  testsuite** (reason: they could inadvertedly cause code regressions)
+  Please notice that at this time **we don't accept typography/spellcheck fixes to internal
+  documentation** (usually not worth the churn or the review time) **or in our testsuite** (they
+  could inadvertently cause code regressions)
 
 - Improving tests is also very valuable, as there is never enough of them. This can include also
   documenting existing tests or writing tests for already fixed issues that lack a proper test.