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Here's the situation. Out of 81 sources used before (with at least one duplicate), you threw out 75, saved 6, added 11, so now we have just 17. Forgive me for not believing that you evaluated each of the 75 that were discarded. So, to restore the efforts of previous contributors, someone will now to
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the new edits are streamlined, clear, accurate, properly cited, and up-to-date - not to suit myself, but to suit the reader. most of the information is taken from the original contributions, just re-organized under clear headings so that the same topics are covered on all marine mammal species pages
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I do appreciate your input. To your point, this is about the vaquita and not about the people editing the page (certainly not about me). All of the information is accurate, and of course, more sources are welcome. The point of eliminating citations was to streamline and cite only the best quality
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That's an inconvenient reality we all have to deal with. You can't just remake an article, with a long history and a lot of content by many contributors, to please yourself. Don't you understand this? If not, you may not be suited for this project. An edit war here is not to anyone's benefit.
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