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@@ -304,7 +304,7 @@ This application is built with the following principles.
     - The UI should never call any Onyx methods except for `Onyx.connect()`. That is the job of Actions (see next section).
     - The UI always triggers an Action when something needs to happen (eg. a person inputs data, the UI triggers an Action with this data).
     - The UI should be as flexible as possible when it comes to:
-        - Incomplete or missing data. Always assume data is incomplete or not there. For example, when a comment is pushed to the client from a pusher event, it's possible that Onyx does not have data for that report yet. That's OK. A partial report object is added to Onyx for the report key `report_1234 = {reportID: 1234, isUnread: true}`. Then there is code that monitors Onyx for reports with incomplete data, and calls `fetchChatReportsByIDs(1234)` to get the full data for that report. The UI should be able to gracefully handle the report object not being complete. In this example, the sidebar wouldn't display any report that doesn't have a report name.
+        - Incomplete or missing data. Always assume data is incomplete or not there. For example, when a comment is pushed to the client from a pusher event, it's possible that Onyx does not have data for that report yet. That's OK. A partial report object is added to Onyx for the report key `report_1234 = {reportID: 1234, isUnread: true}`. Then there is code that monitors Onyx for reports with incomplete data, and calls `fetchChatReportsByIDs(1234)` to get the full data for that report. The UI should be able to gracefully handle the report object not being complete. In this example, the sidebar wouldn't display any report that does not have a report name.
         - The order that actions are done in. All actions should be done in parallel instead of sequence.
             - Parallel actions are asynchronous methods that don't return promises. Any number of these actions can be called at one time and it doesn't matter what order they happen in or when they complete.
             - In-Sequence actions are asynchronous methods that return promises. This is necessary when one asynchronous method depends on the results from a previous asynchronous method. Example: Making an XHR to `command=CreateChatReport` which returns a reportID which is used to call `command=Get&rvl=reportStuff`.