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Reverting an edit that had no revision note

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a.molnarTL213 May 2025#4
g.pemberton_uk, post #1: Posting this under the heading it deserves: Reverting an edit that had no revision note Everything below is what sits behind that. Reverting an edit: setting out the arithmetic in full, because I have had to do it twice and I would rather nobody else did. Every step is shown. If the answer is wrong the error will be visible, which is… Go to post

Reverting an edit is worth one more sentence than it usually gets, and the sentence is the one about how the number was arrived at.

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DKwiatkowskiTL3Regular29 May 2025#7

Fine by me. I had wanted a stronger conclusion and there is not one available.

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ZieglerTL3Regular1 Jul 2025#14

Agreed. The revision notes are the only history a reader gets, so they are part of the document rather than metadata about it.

That is the honest state of it as of this week.

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k.vanheckeTL221 Jul 2025#19
a.villalobos, post #2: Last maintenance note: the limitations section is the part most likely to be skipped and the part most likely to matter. It belongs above the examples, not at the bottom under a heading people scroll past. Go to post

Proposing an edit rather than making one, because it changes a number. The figure in the third paragraph is right for the licensed formulation and is being read as general. I would add four words scoping it.

A single observation, in a thread that deserves better than single observations.

14 likes in reply to #2 12mo
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n.vukovicTL229 Jul 2025#21

Edit made and noted: replaced an approximate figure with the published one and cited it. The approximation was not wrong, but a document that can cite should cite.

I would put the burden of proof on the interesting explanation, not the dull one.

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