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 You can create pull requests (PRs) that address multiple issues, but to avoid overwhelming reviewers, it may be better to break them down into smaller, more focused PRs that tackle one issue at a time. This would save a lot of overhead and would make the documentation process easier.
 
+If you find that your issue blows up and splitting it into multiple issues doesn't make sense, you can always keep the issue open and make multiple PRs that complete it in increments, as shown in [Issue #40](https://github.com/cuhacking/2025/issues/40).
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 Below is also a checklist to ensure your PR is ready for review. 
 ## Pull Request Checklist