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phrase "differences between the chance of people having an item correct" is especially problematic. I think I get the general idea of what you mean by the last half of the sentence, but the first part, frankly, is incomprehensible. Please take that as an effort to improve the article, not a personal attack. I'm an expert on testing (but, of course, credentials mean nothing on
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Hi. I think it may well be better if you discuss the changes you want to make on the talkpage first as you seem to be removing established information and replacing it with some material which is hard to understand. I am also adding some handy links below in a "welcome" template. Cheers.
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The mathematics/soccer example is difficult to understand, especially for someone who is not familiar with soccer. The phrase "how much players" also is awkward. You might want to find a completely different
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Also, I haven't taken the time yet to look at the source from SPA, but some of the phrasing sounds very familiar. Is it a direct quote? Maybe my memory is faulty. Thanks.
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Please give these issues some thought. I'm not asking for immediate changes, but I am concerned that the article has some misleading (if not inaccurate) information:
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