Only a few contractions to remove and it is ready to merge, thanks!

A few small fixes and it is ready to merge, thanks!

Ok, this time it worked. No idea what I did wrong the first time, I thought I had run the same exact command...

Try again to fix last days of June and September

In D55491#1271519, @gperciva_tarsnap.com wrote:

Sorry, did you actually change the dates? It looks like the version on Phabricator still lists 6/31 and 9/31. Is the website slow to update the diff it displays?

Fix June and September last day of the month

Replace ": " with tab.

Yes, there are blockers: I still have to merge the introduction, which references the status reports instructions that I am updating, and I need to check all reports with vale. Hopefully I should be able to do all of these within the next 24 hours.

Approved once the listed issues are fixed, thanks!

Approved once the minor issues listed are fixed, thanks!

Approved, thanks!

Approved, thanks!

A few minor changes and it is ready to merge.
Thanks for your report!

A few changes and it is ready to merge. Thanks for your report!

Approved, thanks!

A few small fixes and it is ready to merge.
Thanks!

In D53824#1242870, @salvadore wrote:

Another case in which using variables in WWW makes sense is for master/slave ports or ports that are very similar (e.g. the GCC ports, which do not follow the master/slave model at least for now, but have indeed very similar Makefiles). Assume for example software foo comes in different versions and we want to point WWW to different urls depending on those versions, we could do something like WWW= https://foo.com/${DISTVERSION}.

Since I have been put in the reviewers, let me add my two cents.

Approved, thanks!

A few small fixes and it is ready to merge.
Thanks for you report!