EDIT: And an answer comes from the Bugzilla review page: Sometimes the reviewer prefixes his comments with Nit: This means he's just nitpicking, you don't have to fix these points, but we'd like you to do it. A nit means a trivial item. If it is capitalized, it may be an acronym. It depends on the context. Since PR reviews are asynchronous in nature, this can increase the time required to review a PR by hours or even days. I had to Google its meaning. Obviously, this means that the comment is a minor point in raising the specter of a blood-sucking parasite. This saves the writer about seven keystrokes, but still evokes a slight sense of the great anticipator theory of PR journals. PR Pull Requests are the currency of the world for software engineers collaborating through Git tools. They enable easy, distributed management of collaborative software projects and provide a structure for quickly proposing and approving changes to a code base. The typical process for Bogart Esparza Razo is an established provider in Ponce, Puerto Rico and his medical specialization is psychiatry and neurology with a specialization in psychiatry. The healthcare provider is entered in the NPI register with the assigned name. Practitioner's Master Taxonomy Code P0800X with License, PR