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With the aim of keeping science reporting objective and specific, I suggest to avoid - or reduce to a minimum - personal and possessive pronouns; e.g., "our" prototype doesn't mean much, and it shouldn't matter who's it is. Similar, it shouldn't made who did the work.
I've been having a go at changing this wording, mostly reducing it.
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With the aim of keeping science reporting objective and specific, I suggest to avoid - or reduce to a minimum - personal and possessive pronouns; e.g., "our" prototype doesn't mean much, and it shouldn't matter who's it is. Similar, it shouldn't made who did the work.
I've been having a go at changing this wording, mostly reducing it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: