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IPv6

Hi - I removed the big number of IPv6 addresses you added on IPv6. The number has been added and reverted a few times already, if you look at the page history. I think the consensus has been that the exact number doesn't really add anything, and the "wow, that's a lot!" aspect is covered in the previous two sentences. Feel free to discuss it on Talk:IPv6, though. Ttwaring (talk) 14:56, 28 December 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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	Hi - I removed the big number of IPv6 addresses you added on [[IPv6]]. The number has been added and reverted a few times already, if you look at the page history. I think the consensus has been that the exact number doesn't really add anything, and the "wow, that's a lot!" aspect is covered in the previous two sentences. Feel free to discuss it on ~~the talk page~~, though. [[User:Ttwaring\|Ttwaring]] ([[User talk:Ttwaring\|talk]]) 14:56, 28 December 2015 (UTC)		Hi - I removed the big number of IPv6 addresses you added on [[IPv6]]. The number has been added and reverted a few times already, if you look at the page history. I think the consensus has been that the exact number doesn't really add anything, and the "wow, that's a lot!" aspect is covered in the previous two sentences. Feel free to discuss it on [[Talk:IPv6]], though. [[User:Ttwaring\|Ttwaring]] ([[User talk:Ttwaring\|talk]]) 14:56, 28 December 2015 (UTC)