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Improved commit message docs in contributing guide

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- `refs/closes` can be confusing to those who are not familiar with GitHub when we actually mean "use refs or fixes (or closes)"
- we generally don't want to use emojis for alpha features because adding it to the release notes is unnecessary until the feature is GA
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@ -33,11 +33,10 @@ We have a handful of simple standards for commit messages which help us to gener
- **1st line:** Max 80 character summary written in past tense - **1st line:** Max 80 character summary written in past tense
- **2nd line:** [Always blank] - **2nd line:** [Always blank]
- **3rd line:** `refs/closes #000` or `no issue` - **3rd line:** `refs <issue link>`, `fixes <issue link>` or `no issue`
- **4th line:** Why this change was made - the code includes the what, the commit message should describe the context of why - why this, why now, why not something else? - **4th line:** Why this change was made - the code includes the what, the commit message should describe the context of why - why this, why now, why not something else?
If your change is **user-facing** please prepend the first line of your commit with **an emoji key**. If your change is **user-facing** please prepend the first line of your commit with **an emoji key**. If the commit is for an alpha feature, no emoji is needed. We are following [gitmoji](https://gitmoji.carloscuesta.me/).
We are following [gitmoji](https://gitmoji.carloscuesta.me/).
**Main emojis we are using:** **Main emojis we are using:**