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If you think I did something wrong, I would appreciate it if you phrase it as a "Why"-question rather than an accusation. I hope you can see that I am here to make WP better. If you've come here while angry at me, you should write something and save it on your machine; then come back tomorrow and
96:: A bit of a late response, I'm only seeing this now as I haven't been active lately. Yes, I certainly could; I don't have much time for Knowledge (XXG) at the moment, but I could probably do roughly 1 book each weekend? Kind regards from
24:. If you want to communicate with me, you are in the right place. Feel free to ask for my opinion on something, my advice (no quality guarantee), or my reasoning behind a certain decision (it may turn out there wasn't much).
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I'm looking into doing OCR on it myself, but I'm not sure I can get it working or how long it would take. Maybe you have a different book? Kind regards from
122:. If you aren't comfortable with putting it in my userspace, create it in your own and let me know when it's ready, and I'll move it over myself.
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That's very kind of you. Finding suitably-formatted texts isn't as easy as it could be. Here's one -
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Do you think you could do that for a few other similar books?
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