[MacPorts] NewCommittersGuide modified

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Comment: CommitRules → CommitMessages.
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  1. New top-level categories (those which are represented by directories directly beneath the repository root) need to be approved prior to adding; secondary categories (the second and later ones listed on the '''categories''' Portfile key) can be added when it makes sense (since these really only show under the web interface, and do not necessarily have a filesystem representation)
  1. Port directory name has to match the ''name'' option in the Portfile
  1. Run `port lint` before committing to be sure not to violate one of the guidelines
- 1. Commit messages should make clear what has been changed (see CommitRules)
+ 1. Commit messages should make clear what has been changed (see CommitMessages)
  1. Under most circumstances, do not modify a port belonging to another maintainer; this is to be done either via a Trac ticket or by direct communication with the maintainer.  Exceptions are:
    1. When a port is broken (and the update should be just to fix the port, no other updates "while you're there")
    1. When ''!nomaintainer at macports.org'' is the maintainer; this really means the port is unowned (feel free to take it over)
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