Clarify that Change-Ids identify amended commits, not followups
Change-Id: I7377a6b15522be74d64f3d2a1a7bb58026d5c3d7
diff --git a/Documentation/concept-changes.txt b/Documentation/concept-changes.txt
index 6bd484b..7320a50 100644
--- a/Documentation/concept-changes.txt
+++ b/Documentation/concept-changes.txt
@@ -169,7 +169,7 @@
Gerrit uses a Change-Id to identify which patch sets belong to the same review.
For example, you make a change to a project. A reviewer supplies some feedback,
-which you address in a second commit. By assigning the same Change-Id to both
+which you address in an amended commit. By assigning the same Change-Id to both
commits, Gerrit can attach those commits to the same change.
Change-Ids are appended to the end of a commit message, and resemble the
