palmieri@math.washington.edu (John H. Palmieri) writes:


> Oh dear, I hope you didn't commit them all.  I disagree with these
> two, at least:

[...]

> (My disagreement: "afterwords" is a noun, meaning "epilogues", while
> "afterwards" is an adverb, meaning "at a later time".  You certainly
> want the second of these, not the first.  Actually, "afterwards" is
> somewhat colloquial; "afterward" would be better than "afterwards".)


[...]

> (My disagreement: although "bufferfuls" is not a word, it is a
> sensible formation, and it looks better, and is more grammatical, than
> "buffer fulls".)
> 

The attached diff reverts these two changes to the original spelling.
Please commit.  Thanks.