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== Stupid Move == |
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I'd appreciate if you didn't remove the things i've created -> also, i'm changing it because it's a representation that such an article has been formatted, and expanded by the Neuroscience Wikiproject. I was aware this existed, but the idea was that an actual brain is more noticable than a cat brain, which when shrunk looks nothing resembling a brain until viewed in a larger format. |
I'd appreciate if you didn't remove the things i've created -> also, i'm changing it because it's a representation that such an article has been formatted, and expanded by the Neuroscience Wikiproject. I was aware this existed, but the idea was that an actual brain is more noticable than a cat brain, which when shrunk looks nothing resembling a brain until viewed in a larger format. |
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Stupid Move
[edit]I'd appreciate if you didn't remove the things i've created -> also, i'm changing it because it's a representation that such an article has been formatted, and expanded by the Neuroscience Wikiproject. I was aware this existed, but the idea was that an actual brain is more noticable than a cat brain, which when shrunk looks nothing resembling a brain until viewed in a larger format.
I would appreciate that if you did such a thing, that you at lease post reasoning for it, because as of now, the move wasn't really needed, nor was it much good changing the stub, because now i have to recreate the template AGAIN.
I know you're probably thinking you've done good, but you've actually done more harm than good. so please don't do it again. (Jessica 12:21, 5 October 2005 (UTC))