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There still quite a lot of uses of let's, these are more difficult to change as it is not just a case of swapping the word used and is quite often a change of the style sentences are written in, often making it sounds more formal. @weaverryan what do you think about how to deal with these?

Let's walk through a simple implementation that generates the ETag as the
md5 of the content::
As an example here is a simple implementation that generates the ETag as
the md5 of the content::
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Hmm, how about:

To see a simple implementation, generate the ETag as the md5 of the content::

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Hey Richard!

I think you're doing all the right things. Some of the "let's" are definitely more difficult, but let's (<-- pun intended) just keep changing things to use the second-person command format instead of this (e.g. "change things to use the second-person command format") ;)

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I have made the changes you have suggested, will keep working on the others for another PR when I can

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@weaverryan weaverryan merged commit dcfdfa3 into symfony:2.0 Nov 26, 2012
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Thanks Richard!

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