Copyedit Emacs tracker

s/'issues I reported'/'topics I raised'/: Not everything is "an
issue"; steal forge's "topic" as the unifying concept for "a
discussion which may or may not correlate with patches".

Explain how "Kudos" "works".

1 files changed, 9 insertions, 5 deletions

diff --git a/itches/emacs/tracker.org b/itches/emacs/tracker.org
index f7d466e..1475f96 100644
--- a/itches/emacs/tracker.org
+++ b/itches/emacs/tracker.org
@@ -4,11 +4,10 @@ them in my own "tracker".  This allows me to keep track of what I'm
 working on; it can also double as a [[https://jvns.ca/blog/brag-documents/][brag document]] when filtered on
 =PatchApplied= properties.
 
-Speaking of properties, here are the ones I'm attaching to these
-entries:
+Speaking of properties, here is the method to the madness:
 
 - =Role= ::
-  - =author= :: for issues I reported,
+  - =author= :: for topics I raised,
   - =watcher= :: issues reported by someone else…
     - I have taken a stab at,
     - I could take a stab at, if time permits,
@@ -16,8 +15,13 @@ entries:
 - =PatchApplied= :: whether my patches were applied,
 - =TestAdded= :: whether I added a unit test,
 - =Kudos= :: bragging is all well and good, but there's also tons of
-  helpful folks who deserve thanks.
-
+  helpful folks who deserve thanks.  Syntax: =CREDIT[&CREDIT…]=
+  - =CREDIT= :: =WHOM[,WHAT[,HOW]]=
+    - =WHOM= :: handle for the credited person; based on (in no
+      particular order) signature, =From= display name or address
+      local part, forge nickname
+    - =WHAT= :: gerund
+    - =HOW= :: =REPO:REVISION=
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