Updated to BlackBerry.


On Thu, Jan 2, 2014 at 11:35 AM, Tim Windsor <notifications@github.com>wrote:

> In webworks/index.md:
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> >      * Quickly get on the road to an attractive, secured, integrated, always-on and event-driven application that can exploit what makes the BlackBerry platform so powerful.
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> >  3. **Open**
> >
> > -    * RIM is putting its resources on the table to become contributing members of the top web open source communities including WebKit, jQuery, and Dojo, and other partners such as Sencha and PhoneGap&reg;. This is a beginning, and our strategy is to broadly advance the state of the art in mobile web applications.
> > -    * We are also open sourcing this web application platform here under the Apache 2.0 license, so developers can be a driving force in its future.
> > +    * RIM is putting its resources on the table to become contributing members of the top web open source communities including Apache Cordova, WebKit, jQuery, and Sencha. This is a beginning, and our strategy is to broadly advance the state of the art in mobile web applications.
>
> We should change RIM to BlackBerry in this sentence as well.
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