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I'm not arguing about outcomes. I'm arguing about process. I'm explaining how you can get what you want (corrected errors) without complicating what I'm doing. All you had to do was let me know...Of course, if I ignored your comments, I would have no reason to complain about whatever you do.
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You're not leaving edit summaries, and this causes a lot of extra time for others. That is not something to clog up the spill talk page with. You missed my comment, you are mistaken that I hadn't. I will continue to reverse edits made to the page that do not have consensus, sorry.
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