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Islamic realm, and allerted a user with a history of questioning and removing well referenced information about slavery in Islamic states. This does not make it easy to assume good faith in the removal of the text. Because of these circumstances, a discussion about the subject does not appear constructive. Consequently, I will leave it as it is. However, this post will be made on the talk page, to make a note of the incident. Thank you. --
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I am not the first one to bring these criticisms to you and I have previously given you polite and constructive criticism about the content you've edited. If your attitude in response to these criticisms is to insinuate, as you did above, that I have some agenda when it comes to the topic of slavery,
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In summary: the text above is: 1) well referenced; 2) it is about a relevant topic; 3) it is on topic; as it concerns a topic about trade, and it is duly placed in the section about trade. A well referenced topic about an important part of
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