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@mairaw mairaw commented Sep 10, 2019

The tie breaker was @rpetrusha 😄

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The <xref:System.Text.Json.Utf8JsonWriter> will continue to use the original writer options but now write to `bufferWriter` as the new destination.
The <xref:System.Text.Json.Utf8JsonWriter> will continue to use the original writer options but now writes to `bufferWriter` as the new destination.
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Re-reading #3143 (comment), looks like this should either be left as "write" or updated to "will write" (and I like both).

The tense of write is future, so it should be "write" rather than "writes". As Maira points out, it could also be changed to "will write", and that's fine, but it's not necessary.

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Let's wait for @rpetrusha to review this one. He said one thing on the comment and another thing via text message 😉

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I had said that the correct choices were "write" or "will write". But on rereading the sentence, the first phrase (will continue to use") is future tense, but the writing is present tense. So the verb should be "writes", as in this PR,.

@mairaw mairaw merged commit 5dc7069 into master Sep 10, 2019
@mairaw mairaw deleted the mairaw-patch-2 branch September 10, 2019 18:41
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