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subject's age, year or date of birth is unsourced, contributors are welcome to make an attempt to source it but they don't have to. It is OK to delete any unsourced statement about a living person. Editors are not required to second-guess the potential for harm and there's no need to wait for a
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I couldn't find the words to express how shocked and saddened I was in 2014 to hear of her death after a climbing accident. She was an inspiration to me when I started editing here and my heart goes out to those who were close to her. She left her mark on the world and will be sorely
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I've also come to understand that sometimes the best way to reduce visual clutter in a article is simply to delete all the explicit pixel widths from thumbnail images. Feels like breath of fresh air, and respects each registered reader's preferences. (last updated)
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