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commit c1375c3fd9622f0bf4d7a593aeeff26d5f92f962
parent d1bd5ce4371ad2fc00b3653368dc00a5593d889f
Author: Alexander <fletchy@hotmail.com.au>
Date:   Fri, 29 May 2020 08:54:21 +0800

Change "Spring" to "March-May" to be more explicit (#354)

First of all, apologies if this should be an issue first, but would rather open a pr to show what I mean. 

A lot of roadmaps and timelines use seasons as targets which I personally really dislike. Seasons aren't the same throughout the world and so it can be a bit confusing for people in the southern hemisphere (like myself) and we normally just have to assume northern.

This may seem super minor and petty but I do think that it should honestly just be standard to go by either actual months, or even better quarters. (I prefer quarters but that is slightly different to seasons.) I also think we should be more exclusive in general of people throughout the world. 

Anyways, keen to make this sound better but I do really think this should be standard and am keen to here what everything thinks and hope people take it seriously. :)
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Mdoc/windows-package-manager-v1-roadmap.md | 2+-
1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/doc/windows-package-manager-v1-roadmap.md b/doc/windows-package-manager-v1-roadmap.md @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ ## Overview -This document outlines our aspirational roadmap to delivering Windows Package Manager v1.0 by Spring 2021. We anticipate substantial feedback from the community, and as such, this plan is subject to change. +This document outlines our aspirational roadmap to delivering Windows Package Manager v1.0 by March-May 2021. We anticipate substantial feedback from the community, and as such, this plan is subject to change. ## Milestones