The 'but' makes sense to me, although 'versus' might be clearer...


On 28 February 2014 15:50, James Abley <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> In app/views/styleguide/style-points.html.erb:
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> > @@ -211,7 +211,7 @@
> >
> >            <h2 id="style-organisations">Organisations</h2>
> >            <p>All organisations are singular, for example: 'the government has decided to sell assets'.</p>
> > -          <p>Departments don't take the definite article, for example: 'DVLA', not 'the DVLA'</p>
> > +          <p>The definite article can be used when referring to the organisation by its full name, but shouldn't be used with the organisation's acronym. For example: 'You should contact the Driving Standards Agency if...' but 'You should contact DSA if...' </p>
>
> Should 'but' be 'versus'?
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