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→Popularity: fix ref
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add mechanical issues section
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→Popularity: removed the liberal propaganda and restored my quotes, with references
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February 5, 2014
February 4, 2014
Revert. I've given her some advice on her talk page on how to handle these situations.
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Undo revision 1075713 by Jpatt (talk) Commandment #2: Always cite and give credit to your sources.
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This page has plenty of references. It's your burden to prove it false.
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References please
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February 2, 2014
→Popularity: Somebody needs a Snickers
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more spacing fixes
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fix spacing. let's use paragraphs people. also fix headline spacing
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If you don't have citations don't edit the article; either you're being lazy or you're wrong. No one cares about a random's independent analysis.
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add to popularity section
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format
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Replaced first paragraph with factual information and acceptable sources.
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Replaced opinion referenced by a blog to an official statement by GM.
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Insert JPatt's source re: the second claim.
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rv read between the lines. Obviously a "newspaper" like the New York Times would try to minimize these health risks
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Edit the first claim to reflect what the source actually says--remove second claim, as the source says nothing about an electrocution hazard for rescuers.
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here are your sources
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