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::Okay, I see your point on wikiFactor and info going to pages that are putatively different, but the information given on each page regarding how to calculate the score is identical. If you are happy with that, that's fine, but I feel it just takes up extra unneeded space: clicking on [[wikiFactor]] will give you the same information. I can also see your interpretation of verify: I think to both of us "verify" means "confirm", but when I see verify I usually see it in a more active tense (please provide confirmation), whereas I think you read it passively (have a look an see if it is correct). Looking at dictionary definitions, verify is probably fine - it may just be that when I am given things at work to verify it means I need to sign off on them... which probably makes me read it that way! --[[User:Thedugganaut|thedugganaut]] ([[User talk:Thedugganaut|talk]]) 15:09, 20 September 2012 (PDT)