User talk:HeyElliott - Knowledge (XXG)

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International Roadmap for Devices and Systems published by IEEE Standards Association Industry Connection, a "5 nm node is expected to have a contacted gate pitch of 51 nanometers and a tightest metal pitch of 30 nanometers". However, in real world commercial practice, "5 nm" is used primarily as a marketing term by individual microchip manufacturers to refer to a new, improved generation of silicon semiconductor chips in terms of increased transistor density (i.e. a higher degree of miniaturization), increased speed and reduced power consumption compared to the previous 7 nm process.

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things. I alerted him to the fact he is misbehaving and should go to talk page firstly, and guess what? If said once he undid the stable version no one can change his version till there a consensus. What it is stupid. Could you to give him a notice of his misbehaviour? I know that it’s possible but I don’t know how to do that, hahah I saw you have being really kind in helping new editor to keep Knowledge (XXG) a good space :)

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Hey Elliot, the user on Baruch Spinoza page who were engaged in edit warring last night was blocked, as we could expect since he was clearly not having a proper behaviour. However, I am not getting to get back to that stable version (he undid yours and my edits haha)... As you can see I am pretty new

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I have seen you around a few articles—fixing spelling mistakes, formatting errors, removing duplicate links, adding templates (language, date and conversions etc.) and so much more. Thanks for your helpful contributions to Knowledge (XXG)! Your small changes shall not go unrecognised; here, have this

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Elliott; Happy New Year! Your small yet significant contributions during 2022 have helped to shape and safeguard Knowledge (XXG)'s reputation as a formal and well-written encyclopaedia. I hope that Knowledge (XXG) will continue to see your wonderful contributions this forthcoming year, and hopefully

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A special set of rules applies to certain topic areas, which are referred to as contentious topics. These are specially-designated topics that tend to attract more persistent disruptive editing than the rest of the project and have been designated as contentious topics by the Arbitration Committee.

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Hello Elliott! THanks for your remarks on my Cox article work. I found more material on him about his life in the gay culture. I feel unqualified to write about it, but would appreciate collaborating with someone on writing about his life in that way. Can I interest you in this project? Many thanks

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For future reference, the word "man" is actually a fun instance of shifting meanings. in old English, it used to mean the same thing that human does now, with wer- and wif- to distinguish the genders. Words like woman, man-made, and mankind have "man" in them because of that original meaning, and

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Hi there, I wonder if you could help me with something ? on this site the description of Brighton. I’m wondering if you can help change this ? All descriptions state Brighton as a seaside resort ( which it is) but this needs to be changed to either city or city of Brighton and Hove. This could be

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However, I do not think we should add "U.S." after "Manhattan, New York" for a couple reasons. NY is very well-known worldwide (particularly NYC), so I do not think adding "U.S." would aid navigation. Additionally, the short descriptions in question are already nearing the recommended limit of 40

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Hello, HeyElliott, I noted some of your edits from my watchlist. You put quotation marks around ref name, this is only necessary if the name is two words so “Quetzal 1964” but not necessary for Quetzal1964. It’s also not necessary to list the authors as first1, last1, this gets really tedious in

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As for 1 - I will absolutely start providing them, thank you so much for letting me know. For 2, I am aware of that one and try to avoid doing that, however, (after making sure I know what section it's going to), fix it if the spelling is wrong. Is that alright, or should I stop doing that, too?

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This. You are currently causing a lot of cleanup work for other people. We do not link common English words that a reasonable English speaker would speak, and we don't generally link commonly known countries such as Canada, United States etc. Additionally we generally only link a term once in an

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This has been an ongoing issue for many years, we used to regularly go in and edit the page but every time we did someone else would then edit it back to say resort or town. Although thankfully the Knowledge (XXG) page retains both of the external links I added to the council website and to our

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Hi there, thanks for replacing the "Official_name" parameter with simply "Name" in town and city infoboxes. That's something I too try to fix when I see one. Next step: for U.S. places, please use the format "City, State" for the "name" parameter. This is the preferred method as depicted in the

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Hi, not sure if I'm replying right, apologies. I reviewed the two links by Moxy, and I will be much more careful with what I link when editing articles. I'm genuinely very sorry for all the cleanup work I've caused, I got a bit overexcited about what I thought was helping (I realize now that it

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Hey Elliot recently there is a user Awater01 who has been making disruptive edits in Baruch Spinoza article. He seems to be a nationalistic Dutch who are mixing up things. It has been a stable version of article, but then he came up and started writing everyone was ignorant, wrong, undid many

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Hi, thanks for reaching out to me. I'll make sure to not apply the lang template to names of people or places, I'm sorry about that. I (perhaps wrongfully?) assumed that not applying it to places meant cities, countries, that type of thing, and that it could be applied to things like museums

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Thank you so much for your message! I worry that I'm accidentally or unknowingly doing the wrong thing, so I genuinely appreciate someone telling me that I've been helping, it means a lot! And thank you so much for letting me know about the typo, I'll go fix that now! I hope you have a great

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I'm referring to this section on the Wiki page "5 nm process" : The term "5 nm" has no relation to any actual physical feature (such as gate length, metal pitch or gate pitch) of the transistors being five nanometers in size. According to the projections contained in the 2021 update of the

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guideline. Especially in New England, where town names are repeated in state after state, this will help avoid confusion. In other cases, such as "Merrimack", there is a major Merrimack River as well as a Merrimack County, so again, "City, State", keeps names clear at a glance. Thanks,

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Hey Elliot , that user in edit warring on Baruch Spinoza Knowledge (XXG) is now harassing me, calling me of many things and mocking around the fact I am quite recent on Knowledge (XXG). Is there anything on Knowledge (XXG) that could make him stop that harassment? Please let me know

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the editor, as does the links on those citations. Again, I'm genuinely sorry, I didn't mean to cause any trouble or confusion. If he's the author, too, I'll go ahead and edit the author field to say "F. H. W. Sheppard", just without "(General Editor)", since that was giving an error.

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Hi there! I'm so sorry if I've done this, I always do my best to keep it in whatever style was already there. If possible, could you please let me know what page I did this on? I want to know where I messed up so I can prevent a mistake in the future. Thanks so much, have a good day!

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On the lead description it states “ Brighton is a seaside resort and one of the two main areas of the city of Brighton and Hove. But I feel this would be correct . “Brighton is a seaside resort and formally known as the city of Brighton and Hove. With this citation added on formally

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Hi there: it looks like your most recent edit restored (it looks like accidentally) some material that has been challenged and removed (see talk page, where there is an RfC going on). Based on your edit summary, I don’t think you intended to do this. Can you please fix? Thank you.

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Hi, on the al-Ahli Arab Hospital explosion page? I was just attempting to fix the commas in my edit, and didn't realize that I accidentally added that material back. I'm very sorry about that, and thank you for letting me know, I rolled back my edit. I hope you have a good day!

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In a dark, dark encyclopaedia filled with problem-ridden articles, I always know that when you appear in my watchlist, my load is lighter. You improve everything I could have done, and I thank you for tirelessly hunting down curly brackets and beating sentences into shape.

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Oh my goodness, you have absolutely made my week, my month! Thank you so much, I seriously appreciate this so, so much!! 😭 I do celebrate, and I hope you have a wonderful Christmas or wonderful holidays in general!! Thank you so so so much, have an awesome day!!!!

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Ah, I went and saw where I messed up. I'd copied and pasted the title of the DNA article to fix the em/n dash/hyphen typo, and must have not realized the spelling was different on hybridization. Thanks again for bringing this to my attention! Have a good day!

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Hi Elliot Your changes to Sydney United Page to reinstate wording is uncalled for as the previous text and comments are untrue and based on media propaganda. Seems a little unfair that you reinstate the text but have no idea how damaging it actually is??

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1) Please provide at least brief edit-comments for your edits - I see you have habitually not provided any. This flashes all sorts of red warning lights for other editors who will naturally suspect at best inexperienced editing, at worst vandalism.

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Category short keys need to start with a capital letter; they are case sensitive, and they're all already capitalized, so if you lower-case one with, say, a leading "s" then it it will not sort as you probably expect with the other "S" items.

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I've seen your other edits around, and I'd like to thank you for helping bring articles in line with the MOS; I only have a problem with these specific short descriptions. I hope this adequately explains why I have undone your edits to

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I absolutely would, and do!, add U.S. to those. While most people know that those places are in the U.S. or the U.K., some don't, and there is absolutely no harm in clarifying. Also, while the place most often being referred to is

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and clicking the button labelled "Contest this speedy deletion". This will give you the opportunity to explain why you believe the page should not be deleted. Please do not remove the speedy deletion tag from the page yourself.

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Hi, thank you for your many typo fixes. You've done a great job making incremental but important improvements to the articles you’ve worked on. A heads up that you yourself have had a typo in your frequently used edit summary:

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Thank you very much, he started doing that after I reported him for edit warring, he reverted your edition, I told him to stop then he reverted mine as well, he is like unstoppable, take look at what he put on my Talk page

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No problem, just when I saw a summary "fixed errors" and then recognised them as citations I put in (or probably put in), I got somewhat confused, and tried to guess what the fix was, before giving up and thinking some

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here, and he made two changes in a row then I am not getting to revert to the stable version like you did last night. Could you do that for me please? I hope when his block expires he can have a better behaviour :)

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HeyElliott, how are you doing? I just read your edit on Swedish as a foreign language. May I know, are you Swedish? Your name seems so, I have been learning Swedish for the past 240 days and I have some questions.

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If you're concerned that "New York" might be taken to mean "New York state" and not "New York City", you could add "City" to "New York", but, as Epicgenius says, "Manhattan, New York" is pretty universally known.

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up for FAC I'd be glad of an expert eye on what should or shouldn't have lang tags. If you have a few minutes I'd be grateful for your tweaks. But quite understand if you haven't got time or inclination.

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Never mind! I've just been informed that the software has been changed to no longer be case sensitive about this. My bad. There are now zillions of uppercasing sort keys doing things like "Association

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Hey @HeyElliot, I wanted to send some appreciation your way for the productive minor edits I have seen you make with good documentation. I also wanted to invite you to tag them as 'minor edits' (see:

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Hello!! i was scrolling through edits made on the LGBT article and found you. i know you made the edit in like, june(or july, i forgor). anyway, thanks for editing the article,heres some wiki love!!

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Hello HeyElliott, noticing on your userpage you are a pharmacy technician, I was wondering if you would be interested taking a look at the changes I made to that file. It is the changements like on

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Oh my goodness, this is such a sweet message. This made my entire year, thank you so so much. I seriously can't explain how much this meant to me, thank you!! I hope you have a wonderful day!!!!

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multi authored refs, like some IUCN Red Data List accounts. What you have done isn’t wrong, just unnecessary. I am a believer in “leave well alone” rather than tinkering for tinkering’s sake.

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Hey recently there is a user David dclork li who has been making disruptive edits on every india related edits most of them being clearly mentioned in the source. Hope you can warn the guy

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I would like to thank you for your work on MOS, thank you very much for what you do! I can't give you any Christmas presents, but I hope this thank you is worth almost as much as a gift.

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Hi, thanks for reaching out! That makes perfect sense, and I won't add U.S. to those types of short descriptions in the future. Thank you so much, and I hope you have a great day!

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wasn't, and was just creating more work). Again, I'm sorry, and I thank you both for bringing this to my attention. I hope y'all both have a wonderful day, or afternoon, or night.

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makes the nazi flag of the Template:Nazism sidebar not visible (this only seems to apply to your "MOS:FOREIGNITALIC" edits on articles which uses the Template:Nazism sidebar)

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Thank you so so much for this message, it seriously means so much! It absolutely made my day. :D Thank you, too, for all the work you do! I hope you have a wonderful day!!!!

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Scrolling through your Talk page I see you've dealt with editors talking about your use of lang tags...unfortunately I have to add to this pile. I noticed your addition to

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doesn't apply to custom headers, which usually follow the station signage "on the ground". A similar situation applies to South Korean railway station articles, which use

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Recently you deleted my contribution to Fascism in popular culture without explanation. It is a sourced and relevant statement so please explain your reason why deleted.

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I have suitably edited the Conclusion of the article. Do take a look at it, and remove the maintenance template if its okay. If not mark out the citations required.

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It has, higher up: "...templates output text in italics for languages with Latin-based scripts, if plain text is required, such as for proper names, |italic=no or

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is most definitely the author / editor of the relevant chapters. At a rough guess, I think I've cited the SOL at least 100 times over 30 GAs without any issue.

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I was not aware of that, so thank you for letting me know! I'll make sure to not put lang inside references in the future. Thanks again, and have a great day!

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Best of luck on learning Swedish, though! I think people who can speak multiple languages are awesome, it's such a cool skill. And welcome to Knowledge (XXG)!

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he is like accusing me of doing things he has been doing, no respect to the reversion you did, no respect to me… I mean I was expecting someone like that

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Hi, thanks for reaching out to me! No apology needed - it sucks to know I was messing up, but I appreciate people correcting me so I can fix my mistakes!

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Please, do add a source. You can easily find it on his page in Knowledge (XXG) in italian. I don't fight against the destroyers of Knowledge (XXG). --

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Hi HeyElliott! I won't bother reverting, but London, United Kingdom is almost a tautology. Would you add US after, say, New York or Washington, D.C. ?

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Hi, the syntax of lang template is {{lang|de|Test}} (ISO-639 language code). IMHO {{lang|deu|]}} is wrong. I even don't know, if {{lang|de|]}} works.

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Hi, the term churned out when relating to creative works is slightly derogotary and so not suitable for the neutral tone of Knowledge (XXG), regards

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Hi PepGuardi, I'm so sorry this is happening. I'll admit that I've not dealt with a situation like this on Knowledge (XXG), but I did find this page:

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Alright, thank you so much! I truly appreciate you making me aware of these things, I always wanna be a better editor! I hope you have a great day.

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Which has some links to where you can go to ask other people or admins for help. Thank you for reaching out to me, I hope this can get resolved. :(

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which I consider to be an english word since it has vigorous english usage. I don't think the transliteration tag would be appropriate as a result

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https://www.kingseducation.com/kings-life/10-fun-facts-about-brighton#:~:text=An%20important%20first%20fact%20is,two%20to%20be%20separate%20towns

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This email originates from outside of Brighton & Hove City Council. Please think carefully before opening attachments or clicking on links.

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not because of the modern one. So it's already a gender-neutral word! ^_^ (this, funnily, is also where the word wer-wolf has its origin.)--

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Okay, what edit of mine is the issue? I didn't change any information about 5 nm processes, just formatting and style issues of the article.

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Absolutely no problem at all! I appreciate you letting me know about the shorter language tag thing, thank you! I hope you have a great day!

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page, but since I don't have a programme and can't check every word on this page, I ask you to check if there's anything left, if you wish.

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Thank you so much, I wasn't aware of this. I'll make sure to keep that in mind in the future. Thanks again, and I hope you have a good day!

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is a CS1 template. Thus without further changes, mixes cite styles in the article. You could pick one of the other CS1 templates or add

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it's a pleasure! Remember: the good you give always returns; enjoy the barnstar and be happy with all the work you have done so far.

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Thank you so much, this is so sweet!!! Happy New Year, I hope you have a wonderful year and that we get to interact more, too!! :D

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Oh my goodness, thank you so much!! I really appreciate it, this made my whole month!! Thank you, I hope you have a great day!!!

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Thank you so much for making me aware of this, and I'm very sorry about the error! Thank you again, I hope you have a great day!

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For a lot of Japanese words in articles I've been confused about whether to tag them as Japanese or not. The biggest example is

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Thank you so much, I had no idea mode=cs1 was an option! I'll be sure to use that or a different CS1 template in the future.

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Yes, I think that sounds fine too! Thank you for your kindness and discussing this with me. :) I hope you have a great day!

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is currently struggling to keep up with the influx of new articles needing review. We could use a few extra hands to help.

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Hi. Nice to meet you. I am a disclosed COI editor looking for some assistance. I noticed that you are a member of

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you are free to restore your edits but without making the nazi flag of Template:Nazism sidebar not visible

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The Military History wikiproject uses dmy dates. One member changed all the dates in the article to dmy.

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and wanted to welcome you to the Knowledge (XXG) community. I hope you like it here and decide to stay.

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barnstar! Hope to see you around even more in the future, and have a great Christmas if you celebrate,

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I am a retired semiconductor engineer / executive. Where are you getting your info on 5 nm processes?

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He is this anonymous user who is reverting most of the edits without providing any proper citation.

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Hi, HeyElliott. I'm not sure it's appropriate to replace the italics around book titles like

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Hey Elliot, this policy is for "terms" NOT the names of people or places. Just leave them.

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drops a lot of apostrophes which should instead be there. They are not for italics. —

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Wrong spelling of course, just mark the edit comment "spelling" or even "sp".

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Spelling being wrong being, not an alternative spelling, but a flat out typo.

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