Handbook: fix article errors in Subscription Agreement 1.5 - #5731
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The agreement was drafted with a defined term taking "an" and later globally replaced with "Quote" without correcting the articles, leaving 12 instances of "an Quote" across 11 lines. Section 2 "Acceptance" also carries a doubled replacement: "reference to an Quote Quote No." Corrects the articles to "a Quote" (and "A QUOTE" in the all-caps warranty disclaimer in 3.4), and removes the duplicated word in the Acceptance definition so it reads "reference to a Quote No." Grammar only. No defined terms, obligations, or substantive wording are changed; every edit is an article correction except the one duplicated word. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ZJvandeWeg I suspect we can ignore this is 1.6 is coming soon. |
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Follow-up to #5729, which standardized quote naming and surfaced these errors.
What
subscription-agreement-1.5.mdcontains 12 instances of "an Quote" across 11 lines. The agreement was drafted with a defined term taking "an" and later globally replaced with "Quote", without correcting the articles.Section 2 (Acceptance) also carries a doubled replacement:
Changes
an Quote→a Quote— 11 instances, on lines 17 (×2), 75, 77, 79, 121, 175, 177, 201, 255AN QUOTE→A QUOTE— 1 instance, in the all-caps warranty disclaimer in 3.4 (line 105)reference to a Quote No.Please review line 27 specifically
Every other edit is a bare article correction and mechanically safe. Line 27 is the one place a word is removed rather than corrected. The reading it produces matches how the number is used in practice — a customer citing the quote number on their PO, per the Company Quote Reference Number rule in Engagements & Pricing — but it is worth a deliberate look rather than being waved through with the articles.
Verification
Diffed word-by-word against
main: line count unchanged, and every changed line differs only byan→a(orAN→A), except line 27's removed duplicate. No defined terms, obligations, amounts, or substantive wording touched.Note on scope
This file is live customer-facing legal text — the header warns it is still referenced in contracts and quotes, and it is the document customers sign per the closing line of Appendix 1. It was deliberately kept out of #5729 so a wording change to an executed-contract template is not buried in a process-documentation PR. Per Legal, agreement changes route through Deal Desk — flagging that in case this needs that sign-off before merge, even though the change is grammatical.
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