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May I inquire why you reverted my edit of a comment, "this is not correct" on the Suez Canal article without explanation on the talk page? I have no desire to engage in an edit/revert battle, and perhaps I'm mistaken, but I believe that the adding of editorial comments to an article is contrary to
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Thanks, man! I find the mph values very uncomfortable and the table wasn't even that hard to do. I'm researching into recumbent bikes in desire to build one myself and these gearing tables might be useful. Although I'm thinking about a jackshaft under the seat to 1.5x the cadence, to acquire higher
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I've undone your undo just to show you the better links referred to above. If you still strongly disagree, feel free to revert again (I certainly won't consider it edit-warring), I just thought it would be a quick way of showing you what I meant. Having looked again, it would seem there is a
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Hi Steamerandy, I've had a look at your change on my home PC, and it seems to display OK for me. I agree with you that a citation is not really needed here. (I've also worked on several compiler projects, and am still working on one, so I probably have a similar bias to you.)
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Hi, Murray. The flight plan page is nice. I was wondering if you'd be interested expanding on the context of when to use kilograms instead of gallons (or pounds for that matter). I'm not sure if UK gallons is related to this issue, though I suspect it is.
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Thanks Kaisershatner for your revision. For (3), what I really wanted was to emphasise the existence of computerised flight planning systems, and how much more scope they give compared with hand calculations.
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I have copies of about 2/3 of Heyer's books (my brother has almost all of them). From previous experience with other articles some proof reading will almost certainly be required. Thanks in advance.
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