{section: Don't propogate a revert upstream}
 
-You might want to revert a buggy change on one branch while keeping it on upstream branches.  For example, you have a buggy fix on V7_8_1-branch, and need to revert it because it missed the 7.8.1 release deadline.  However, you've been merging your work forward to V7_8-branch and master, and you'd like to keep your work there.  If you skip merging, someone in the future might do the merge not realizing an undesirably commit is in there and clobber your work.
+You might want to revert a buggy change on one branch while keeping it on upstream branches.  For example, you have a buggy fix on V7_8_1-branch, and need to revert it because it missed the 7.8.1 release deadline.  However, you've been merging your work forward to V7_8-branch and master, and you'd like to keep your work there.  If you skip merging, someone in the future might do the merge not realizing an undesirable commit is in there and clobber your work.
 
 1: Get the SHA1 ID.
 2: {code}git checkout V7_8_1-branch{endcode}