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   git commit -m "A useful, but short, message on the changes"
-This actually commits these changes, and attaches your message to explain what your changes do at a glance. If you want to make a longer message, leave out -m, and you will be given a file in <code>vi</code> to edit.
+This actually saves your changes, and attaches the message to explain what they do at a glance. If you want to make a longer message, leave out -m, and you will be given a file in <code>vi</code> to edit.
 You should then check your commit history using: