Resolved.

Well, my satisfaction rating for this Kata is "Very" so all in all this shouldn't influence the satisfaction rating, if it did so in the first place.
This also is a very easy problem to fix so the issue can easily be marked as resolved.
Do two apostrophes really matter? A little. Enough - for me - two press the delete button two times. It's really not a big deal.
It feels kind of wrong to mark this issue as resolved right now, though.

Well I mean issue kind of implies there is a fault with the Kata, also rating something as an issue lowers the satisfaction rating. It's not a crucial problem to fix really.

Issues: This covers any problems with the kata that need to be fixed. It can be an unclear description, missing test cases, or faulty code. When created this tag knows to notify the author immediately so that the fix can be made. During beta this is critical to the approval process. If the kata's already approved issues will be flags to moderators that a kata needs to be addressed. Once an author or moderator has fixed a specific issue, they then can mark it complete so that the community know it's been resolved.

"Does it really matter?", I don't know, do two apostrophes really matter either?

I'd say a grammatical error is an issue.
Telling someone to correct a grammatical error is a suggestion.
Does it really matter?

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I'd say this is more of a suggestion than it is an issue.

Just saying, it should actually be called "Ones and Zeros".
Thanks!