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While I could see bumping these up to mid or maybe even high. Most people who have even a passing interest in electronics could name a few of the laws(like me). But some are very specific and/or obscure. I was also making sure that all priority levels were filled. If we moved laws and theories up, what will drop to low?
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The log section says it cannot be transcluded because of its extreme size. In fact, it is an empty page! Wikiproject electronics is not that big, and the assesment changes over 30 days are minuscule (in this case non-existent) so that is a pretty silly statement to have on the page. Does anyone
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I would like to agree that Ohm's Law should be of higher priority. But those are set up by familiarity rather than importance. More familiar subjects are more important for an encyclopedia. I was looking for a way to include all of a category into one importance level, such as laws and theories.
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