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@@ -102,16 +102,16 @@ Warnings for deprecated #import
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    The #import directive, often found in legacy Objective-C code from
-the NeXTstep and OpenStep era (and more recently on code from the Apple
-MacOS X Cocoa environment), is deprecated.  You should use #include
-instead whenever possible, and even if you use #import, you should
-protect all your headers against multiple inclusions.  The GCC compiler
-automatically emits a warning whenever you use #import.  For political
-and historical reasons (basically for fear of annoying legacy and MacOS
-X users), these warnings are disabled by gnustep-make.  But if you are
-not a legacy (/MacOS X) user and/or you want to make sure your
-Objective-C code is not using any deprecated feature, you should
-configure gnustep-make with -disable-import:
+the NeXTstep era - and more recently on code from the Apple MacOS X
+Cocoa environment - is deprecated.  You should use #include instead
+whenever possible, and even if you use #import, you should protect all
+your headers against multiple inclusions.  The GCC compiler
+automatically emits a warning whenever you use #import.  Because many
+users are annoyed by these warnings and want to use #import (usually for
+compatibility with other systems), gnustep-make automatically disables
+these warnings.  But if you want to make sure your Objective-C code is
+not using any deprecated feature, you can configure gnustep-make with
+-disable-import:
      ./configure --disable-import
    If you are a legacy or MacOS X user, and wonder why #import is
 deprecated, please search the web and the GCC and GNUstep mailing list