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I don't know who it is that left the above comment, but I greatly appreciate you commenting to find out why I made the change I did. While I greatly appreciate your attempts to improve the quality of wikipedia, it's important to recognize that wikipedia is used by people around the world to receive
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A very belated thanks for your thanks way back in July. I was pulled away from web work by lots of changes at work -- including the sudden death of Doug Lee -- but now I'm again able to refocus on the web. Many, many thanks for your help on the SU site. It would not exist without you. I've had a
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quality, accurate, reputable, and articulate information. While I can't confirm or deny the existance of the "Jack Wayne" you brought up in your edits, it's clear from the information that you added that it doesn't meet the guidline of
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Any ways, nice to know that the author of that book is your phd supervisor, then you can have access to those early byzantine and armenian sources from which he quoted the stuff.
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