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The reason none of us care about certain people(you know who)systematically deleting the article is that the bubble has popped.what bothers me and others is that the article has existed a long time without any issue but when the housing market heads south it gets edited.most of the article contained
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the article and all i can do is laugh at the length certain people go to edit an article under the guise of so called neutral contributors.some people are far from being neutral mate but that's OK. This is my last message here. good luck to you.
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invariably correct scientifically, but this seems to render them incapable of editing dispassionately when it comes to political or historical matters related to their subject.
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to the public with no explanation. That is entirely misleading and wrong. You have not responded to my repeated requests for you to justify your revert. Please do so now.
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No problem. You're original comment was made in good faith and good humour, so I wasn't too bothered. That IP had been roaming around making stupid edits at random. cheers
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Now the hints I talked of :). There are at least 2 little things a "3rd opinion" had to do you, probably, have forgotten. The tag should be removed and some changed in the
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