Commit with huge addition and deletion if you want to be rejected. Let's win as small as a crackle, as small as a grain salt or sugar. Because, it is more progressive if you commit little things. Plus, it would be way more easier for the community to see how things have changed in the past.
DO
git commit -m "feat(src/index): Added my name as a headline"
DON'T
git commit -m "Adds my name on a headline"
Well, if you can explain to each of 10,000 people about which headline you just changed DON'Ts becomes DOs.
Don't be bothered with your failures, this is a community so you will get help.
Atleast, you'll get a wontfix label.
- Hanz
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