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currently do not distinguish between numbers and text strings. As such, leading zeros are necessary to allow the reader to sort a table sensibly by numbers; removing them makes 11 confusingly seem larger than 100 but smaller than 2. On a different point, the tailing decimal points on both the entries for Tokelau and Turks and Caicos Islands were intentionally inserted to convey that each tailing zero was a significant figure. I do not mean to disrespect you and I am happy to research a way to fix that sortable table glitch this week but failing such a revelation, I will probably revert those edits of yours. Have fun!

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I really appreciate your interest in the UN list. It's very refreshing. I also like the idea of beautifying the article to improve legibility. Unfortunately, I believe your recent changes may have done so at the cost of functionality. You see, Knowledge sortable tables like the one on this article

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respected). Also, please note that the Reilly book now referenced at the end of para 1 is seemingly highly challenged by at least one 17th century specialist in Cambridge (or Oxford...i can never remember which is which) as being a very "selective" book. I'm no Cromwell expert but have a look.

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Hi. I can't see why my edits should be considered unhelpful. They're accurate and I'm gathering reference on them. Why should they be reverted? One of the most interesting thing about Cromwell in history is the difference in view on him on the two sides of the Irish Sea. In Britain (mostly

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Hi again. I put in some refs on Cromwell in Ireland, which describe the actions as genocidal or near-genocidal. There are lots out there but after the MarkThomas revert I just put in one Irish and one non-Irish (Polish, I think, published by Cambridge University press and apparently quite

763:, but there's not much I know about him. I found out that he lived in Milford, DE like you. Maybe you know some older persons in Milford who know Statyon (he was a local star back in the fifties and did barn dances). I hope you can help me a little bit. And I'm sorry for my bad English... 1772:

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He went nuts yesterday on a similar list. He wouldn't communicate, he just kept yanking the speedy templates off his page, until he was banned. The only reason I haven't noted him as a sockpuppet is that I'm at work and for the life of me cannot remember what his name was yesterday.

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I figured you just hadn't noted the edit summary, and if you didn't know caries was singular, it certainly would look like I had made an act of petty vandalism. No harm done though, and I suppose the occasional happening like this is the price of catching real vandals. Best

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Probably true. However, I don´t have everything in the same place at the same time, so I guess if someone reverts it I´ll just come back in when I have the refs to hand. A day or so won´t change the facts or the refs.

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Hi Harry; thanks for letting me know! I have the page on my watch list anyway. Yeah, rather sneaky of Denni to put in the the deletion tag without notifying me. Anyway I'll have the page fixed in a day or so. Cheers

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I didn't write this article, but thanks for the notification anyway; I see its been deleted (which is the action I would have prefered anyway, due to lack of content, and banned status of the actual author).

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I apologise. I presumed the Australian spelling would be the Commonwealth form. I should have been more careful and checked. I have reverted myself back to your version. Cheers!

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Hi, I agree that the difference's in view are interesting (and I am of Irish descent and am not fond of Cromwell myself), but when adding the a highly charged phrase like

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