Correct misuse of "then" where "than" is appropriate.#866
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I forgot to open an issue before sending this pull request. See #867. |
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The commit at the head of the gh-pages branch at the time of this writing says "different ... then" instead of "different ... than" inside of a conditional clause. I have changed "then" to "than" and also made explicit the implicit "then" of the condition, though I am perfectly willing to allow the latter to remain implicit if people prefer that.