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Fixes #5

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Found a couple of typos

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Ran through reading age checker and was happy with the result. There are a few trivial suggestions but should not block.

astroDimitrios and others added 3 commits March 12, 2025 16:58
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@astroDimitrios astroDimitrios merged commit b7dca18 into MetOffice:main Mar 12, 2025
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Message : MetOffice#94 Adds discussion FAQs

* Adds discussion FAQs

* Emphasise origin and upstream

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* Spelling and word choice fixes

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* Apply reading age suggestions

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* Add a GitHub docs link for git fetch

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* Adds discussion FAQs

* Emphasise origin and upstream

Co-authored-by: pwhybra <[email protected]>

* Spelling and word choice fixes

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* Apply reading age suggestions

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* Add a GitHub docs link for git fetch

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5. Can you have chains of forks? Or a colleagues fork as a remote?
Yes to both! Although the latter would be an unusual working practice,
we'd recommend seeking advice before adding a colleague's fork
as another remote on your local repository.
Chains of forks are common. If a GitHub user has read access to your
repository they can create a fork.
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Sorry am late to the party, but why is having a colleague's fork as a remote considered unusual? If anything I'd say this is more likely to happen than chain of forks, which only really happens in open-source-land and is unlikely to be useful for MetOffice organisation repos?

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