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 Create a "merge request" (instead of pushing to `master`):
 * Do this on GitLab.
-* First, merge master into your branch.
-* Check that your code works and you haven't broken something (run some tests)
+* First, merge `master` into your branch.
+* Check that your code works correctly and that you have not broken something (run the tests and check the results!)
 * Write some text explaining what you have done in your branch.
-* The other developers will receive an e-mail telling them that you want to update master.
+* The other developers will receive an e-mail telling them that you want to update `master`.
 * Wait for their comments and agreement before merging the merge request.
   
 Tag your project for a deadline (a "tag" is a string which identifies a particular commit of your project):