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==Restructuring of introduction== |
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The previous introduction was unencyclopedic in style. It should be remembered that encyclopedia articles are meant to be ''dispassionate''. The purpose is to describe a subject, and not to advocate it. |
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I have restructured the introduction, whilst retaining the majority of the content. The have omitted some content for the following reasons: |
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Indoor wind-tunnel testing of kites have occurred for decades. |
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This is off-topic. There is a big difference between a kite which is <i>designed</i> to be flown indoors, and a conventional kite which has been brought inside for testing, |
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The increasingly popular sport of indoor kiting is getting strong attention in the kiting world. |
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Free-flight kites are also set aflight indoors. |
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This is repeated in the next section. |
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...running a kite around a gymnasium gives motivation to keep running. |
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This is subjective, rather than a hard fact. |
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