Fix: Standardize "Interchain" Terminology in README #1183
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Hi @damiannolan @AdityaSripal @angbrav @sangier, Just a quick reminder about pull request #1183, which updates the terminology in the README file to standardize the term "interchain" across the documentation. The PR is ready for review and has already received one approval. It would be great if you could take a look when you have time. Thank you! |
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This pull request addresses inconsistencies in the terminology of the
README.mdfile within thespec/ics-001-ics-standarddirectory. Specifically, the term "inter-chain" has been updated to "interchain," aligning with standard usage in the Cosmos ecosystem documentation.Changes:
Rationale:
The updates ensure consistent terminology and adhere to the preferred style for referring to interchain standards in the Cosmos ecosystem.
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