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French fries." Is this really necessary on an article about a list of primates? Before that IP editor's work, the pictures mainly consisted of the scientific name of the organism pictured and there was only one picture per animal. There were no captions reading things such as, "this gorilla doesn't look happy." In addition to this, the article contains text and pictures on the top half, and an entire half on the bottom wit just pictures on both sides, which are mainly the original pictures. How should this be fixed? Should the article be reverted back to the original page or should It be edited to encompass some of the less outrageous of the IP editor's captions?
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The articles all used the extant species, because those are of particular interest to readers looking for a list of primates. Which is not to say we can't have an article on
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