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*** If the note is Nightly only use a html tag to indicate it’s nightly only.
*** If the note is Nightly only use a html tag to indicate it’s nightly only.
** Comment on the bug to inform that the note was added to nightly.
** Comment on the bug to inform that the note was added to nightly.
*** "Thanks, added to Nightly release notes. Keeping the relnote? flag open to keep it on the radar for inclusion in our final release notes."
*** "Thanks, added to the Nightly release notes. Keeping the relnote? flag open to keep it on the radar for inclusion in our final release notes."


== Beta - Refining notes during the Beta cycle ==
== Beta - Refining notes during the Beta cycle ==
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** Avoid using colloquialisms or idioms. These can be confusing for readers depending on their region or their native language.
** Avoid using colloquialisms or idioms. These can be confusing for readers depending on their region or their native language.
** Avoid using abbreviations. For example, "pref" should be "preference".
** Avoid using abbreviations. For example, "pref" should be "preference".
* Avoid mentioning about:config prefs
* For new or changed features focus on how it affects the user’s experience of Firefox, not what the software itself is doing.  
* For new or changed features focus on how it affects the user’s experience of Firefox, not what the software itself is doing.  
** Example: "To prevent session loss for inexperienced macOS users, Firefox now requests the user’s permission to install itself if it is being run from a mounted .dmg file. This request is only made the first time Firefox is run on a user’s computer."
** Example: "To prevent session loss for inexperienced macOS users, Firefox now requests the user’s permission to install itself if it is being run from a mounted .dmg file. This request is only made the first time Firefox is run on a user’s computer."
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