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 end
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-Attributes with parameters are not included in this porposal because it's unclear what the syntax and limitations should be. However, the syntax proposed would not conflict with a future addition of parameters provided they used proper delimiters.
+Attributes with parameters are not included in this proposal because it's unclear what the syntax and limitations should be. However, the syntax proposed would not conflict with a future addition of parameters provided they used proper delimiters.
 
 User-defined attributes are not proposed because they are considered incompatible with Luau's goals of being a simple but safe-to-embed language. Since the compiler would at least in part be controlled by attributes, allowing them to be implemented by users would be either prohibitively complex or unsafe.
 
@@ -87,4 +87,4 @@ Other potential syntaxes that were considred include a Rust-style syntax (`#[att
 
 - Comments beng used to control language features and flow means that tooling and users must care about them, which is antithetical to how comments are traditionally used
 
-As proposed, attributes would only be applicable on functions at first. They could instead be added to the entire language at once, which would facilitate widespread adoption immediately. However, that is a lot more work, and most of the potential uses for attributes are on functions, so it makes sense to begin with them.
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+As proposed, attributes would only be applicable on functions at first. They could instead be added to the entire language at once, which would facilitate widespread adoption immediately. However, that is a lot more work, and most of the potential uses for attributes are on functions, so it makes sense to begin with them.